Sentence examples for stringent timetable from inspiring English sources
"There is nothing so obviously arguable in this application that justifies the stringent timetable it would impose on the defendant," he said.
Whether or not the Security Council imposes a stringent new timetable, backed by threat of arms, the renewed inspections will be far more rigorous than in the past.Americans have been speaking openly of a scenario whereby an "inspections crisis", such as being denied access to a particular site, would help to build the political rationale for an attack.
Power producers say that the timetable is too stringent and that such a change would disproportionately hurt the Midwest, where most of the power is generated by older coal-fired plants that are targets of the legislation.
In the wake of the Panama Papers scandal, which revealed the extent to which the likes of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) were being used to hide money offshore, the prime minister is being urged to set a timetable for imposing stringent anti-corruption laws on Britain's tax havens.
"No-one would have thanked us if we had stuck so dogmatically to our original timetable that even more stringent cuts and savings had been implemented during the course of this Parliament," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
So the obvious question is, if Obama's gonna up the ante to 30,000 troops, why not just give the general the 40,000 he asked for, albeit it with stringent progress demands, measurable benchmarks and realistic timetables for "mission accomplished" and a successful exit?
Rationing must be stringent.
§ 2016.2 Timetable for reviews.
No timetable was provided.
