Sentence examples for stringent line from inspiring English sources

"Local commanders can and will draw a more stringent line if they believe it is necessary.

Even though the differently worded Washington Constitution draws a more stringent line than that drawn by the United States Constitution, the interest it seeks to further is scarcely novel.

"In past incidents, which are extremely rare, World Snooker has taken a particularly stringent line where players have been judged guilty of match-fixing or intention to match-fix".

By a stringent line-by-line analysis of the terms of Austria's 48-hour ultimatum to Serbia and the Serbian reply, Clark demolishes the standard view that Austria was too harsh and that Serbia humbly complied.

She's a wonderful character who, while amusedly aware of her fatal attractiveness, delivers many of the book's most hardheaded, stringent lines.

Among the nocturnal creatures she conjured was the melancholy narrator of Strauss's "Nacht" ("Night"), whom she painted with dark hues and stringent lines.

Those on the right, who want less redistribution, will push for a more stringent poverty line, while those on the left, who want more, will push for a more generous one.

Of course the first goal of the Peabody-winning "Parks and Rec" is to be funny as it shows just how hard it can be to open a park, but the show also does a capable job of reflecting the fact that most people don't necessarily adhere to a strident or stringent party line or possess extreme beliefs.

They have suggested that a less stringent one-line whip may help to calm matters.

The emissions will of course also meet stringent conditions in line with the relevant EU standards.

The coloring in c show the proportions that overestimate (red), underestimate (blue), and correctly estimate (green) within 10%% of the model ACD value, and horizontal broken lines show how the proportion correctly estimated would change with a more stringent (5%%, dotted lines) or less stringent (15 %, dashed line) error threshold.