I'm a very stringent planner of things.
Organizations that want to add their fact checks to Google Search must follow Google's relatively stringent guidelines (the last thing Google wants, after all, is to unwittingly include fake news that masquerades as a fact check…).
(Later that year, the Spanish legislature made the conditions for such cases more stringent, requiring, among other things, a Spanish victim).
That sounds stringent, but it is one thing that has helped cause the lobster catch -- and thus, presumably, the number of lobsters -- to rise to unheard-of levels in Maine, even as fishing for other species has fallen on very hard times.
In 2005, the pendulum of power swung away from sports labor unions to create a more stringent culture that, among other things, sat suspected sinners before Congress and suspended the insufferable.
If lesser sins were dealt with sooner, fewer people would commit serious crimes, he felt.On the face of things, such a stringent world view would sound absurd in the chaotic diversity of modern Britain.
If we try to completely replace that intuition with more and more stringent regulation -- prescribing exactly how things should be done -- we will have lost the magic, and the health, and hope for the future that our farms represent.
How do things change when less stringent criteria are used?
Conservation means things like revised building codes, more stringent fuel-economy standards, investment in more efficient transportation options, and doing things such as adjusting thermostats and reducing wasteful use of energy like unnecessary lighting.
Key provisions would specify lead dust as the chief cause of poisonings, and impose more stringent inspection standards on apartments, among other things.
