Sentence examples for stringent one from inspiring English sources
He sometimes feels pangs about making his wife, Jennifer, and the child they are expecting in September live on a budget -- albeit, he acknowledges, not a terribly stringent one.
Greer's trajectory is an example of an intra-community phenomenon known as "flipping" — converting from a more liberal form of Orthodoxy to a more stringent one.
The hearing Wednesday underscored the differences between baseball and the union, which the senators portrayed as an intransigent obstacle to a stronger drug policy, and contrasted baseball's narrowly drawn drug-testing regimen with the N.F.L.'s much more stringent one.
They had also tried to block Labor's plan to replace the system of cash benefits for asylum seekers with a much more stringent one of vouchers that can be exchanged for goods at local stores, he said.
Among the 16 states with medical marijuana laws, New Jersey has the most stringent one, restricting use of the drug to a short list of specific diseases and limiting the state to six dispensaries.
Khan, by contrast, is to insist that an overall 50% of all homes built on TfL land must meet his definition of "affordable" - to be a more stringent one than the government uses - and has asked TfL to move more sites in Outer London up its priority list.
For the second straight game, they concentrated on playing stringent one-on-one defense, motivated by their coach, a three-time N.B.A. champion.
Commissioner Bud Selig testified that he wanted a policy modeled on stringent ones imposed by baseball on minor leaguers or by the National Football League, but he said the current policy was the best that owners managed to get during collective-bargaining negotiations in 2002.
They have suggested that a less stringent one-line whip may help to calm matters.
The test is one of the less stringent ones to find a vehicle's tendency to flip.
From historical accounts it is clear that the power to move people has always been attributed to music; its ecstatic possibilities have been recognized in all cultures and have usually been admitted in practice under particular conditions, sometimes stringent ones.
