Sentence examples for stringent provisions from inspiring English sources

Transparency: The contract has "very stringent provisions" about non-disclosure, including basic revenue information, contrary to international best practice.

Other stringent provisions of Shariah, like executing murderers, drug dealers and rapists, do not fall under the torture committee's mandate.

Meanwhile, the deal gives the poorest countries, such as Vietnam, more time to adapt to the most stringent provisions.

The 15-nation European Union -- except for Germany, which argued for less stringent provisions -- favors global restrictions on all forms of advertising and promotion of tobacco products.

His supposed step toward more openness for asylum seekers turned out to be exactly the opposite, once its more stringent provisions were made clear.

He added that W. L. Ross had put in place more stringent provisions that, if he or other key figures left the firm, would stop it from acquiring new companies unless it got approval from its investors.

"I can't let you go in this direction," Ms. Nichols told her colleagues as they pushed for a vote on a more stringent provision.

But when air-quality board members tried to vote to impose a more stringent provision, one that would have required automakers to surpass federal mileage standards substantially to qualify, their efforts were blocked by Mary Nichols, the board's chairwoman.

According to the most stringent provision of the decree, even proposing a different use of the money or ships would entail the penalty of death.

There may be some stringent financial provisions, intended to force the firms to become commercially viable within a few years, but don't pay too much attention to them.

It superseded the stringent privacy provisions of the cable act, for example, by specifying that in many cases government agencies can use the more relaxed traditional wiretap process to get personal information.