Sentence examples for stringent sales from inspiring English sources

Paramount counters these claims by pointing to its stringent sales policy and government export controls.

Wells Fargo had a longstanding, systemic problem created by stringent sales quotas and incentives imposed by senior management," said the letter from Sens. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Sherrod Brown of Ohio, Jack Reed of Rhode Island, Bob Menendez of New Jersey and Jeff Merkley of Oregon.

The education department has even bent its stringent bake-sale rules to allow schools to hold an extra bake sale for Japan relief.

For if the delegates there should agree on stringent emission targets, sales of natural gas, the cleanest-burning fossil fuel, are bound to rise.

Profits growth has been spectacular in recent years, and profits have risen to a post-World War II high in relation to GDP as a result of robust sales, stringent labor-cost control and rapid productivity growth, among other forces.

Other impediments to a significant rise in new-home sales include stringent credit standards for new mortgages and the psychological scars left from the collapse in home prices.

The company, which operates a vast cellular network in the United States, said it earned nearly $1 billion in net income, after a stringent program of asset sales and cost-cutting.

But without stringent safeguards on assets sales and vigorous anti-trust regulations, new rounds of financial pathology will become inevitable".

Almost immediately, politicians and TV pundits began talking about gun control and the need for more stringent legislation on the sale and possession of firearms.

More recently, we may have risked making the world far less secure by providing waivers from stringent laws prohibiting the sale of high tech security equipment to authoritarian places -- making sure that our firms don't miss out on the market for making the Olympics safer.

There are stringent laws governing the sale and transporting of saguaro cacti.