Sentence examples for stringent set of from inspiring English sources

As a pizza place, though, it had to meet my own stringent set of standards.

And it has accepted what looks like a stringent set of safeguards and restrictions.

We now have one of the most stringent set of firearms legislation in the world – only Japan has tougher laws".

Students must apply for admission to the college and meet a more stringent set of standards to graduate from it.

She traveled the world in search of new faces, ruthlessly measuring her candidates against a stringent set of standards.

Hunt says that this is not good enough and that a Labour government would hold individual schools to account under a new, stringent set of standards.

His cabinet has just approved a stringent set of budget guidelines for 2002, which trim overall government spending by 1.7%, the biggest cut ever.

Lottery officials then opened the latest competition, asking potential bidders to comply with a stringent set of conditions and a minimum upfront payment of $300 million.

The encyclopedia (I cherished an obscure set much older than I was, palmed off by a neighbor) also contained the whole world, but its 18 fortresslike volumes were governed by a stringent set of laws.

Rather than impose standards on the players we allowed them to have control, and they imposed on themselves a more stringent set of standards than any of the coaches would have done.

Omar Ali, UK head of banking and capital markets at accountancy group EY, said the legislation meant that the "fabric of banking is changing" and the UK will have the most stringent set of rules anywhere in the world.