Sentence examples for stringent views from inspiring English sources

China's stringent views on unacceptable content have continued to prevent many major western films from being granted a release, including Deadpool and The Hateful Eight.

But, given his stringent views on inequality and his repeated denunciation of the "millionaires and billionaires" of the country, it is hard to see Sanders getting that much traction in a place with such a concentration of eye-popping wealth.

We would not have a serious debate at last between Europeans, with their more stringent views on privacy, and Americans about where the proper balance between freedom and security lies.

The episode depicts a change in Jorge's once stringent views on illegal immigration.

Of course this is a stringent view.

"So if they do take a stringent view, it will definitely affect our relationship".

JS: But you have people who take a more stringent view, who are essentially forking Firefox... MB: [Laughs] Yeah.

By Karen Swenson The New Yorker, November 9, 1968 P. 217 The shadow of her profile lay stringent View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Junot Díaz By Robin Wright.

Mr. Roberts takes a more stringent view of the conversation: "If you don't tell me the whole truth, you haven't told me the truth.

Under the law, minor drug offenses or even shoplifting can count as "aggravated felonies," and this stringent view can be applied retroactively.

Others, including Dr. Allan S. Detsky, an author of the Toronto study, take a less stringent view, arguing that conflicts should be made public and that doctors should discuss them openly before writing guidelines.