Sentence examples for stringent world from inspiring English sources

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.

Laying a square metre of road costs the World Bank over 50% more in countries where firms report paying bribes above 2% of the value of contracts than in ones where such payments are reported to be lower even though its anti-fraud measures are equally stringent the world over.Another reason donors are prescriptive is lack of faith in local bureaucrats' competence.

But Borken-Kleefeld says that while PM emissions declined sharply as the standards became more stringent, real-world NOx emissions never fell until the Euro 6 standard was adopted.

The animal testing laws in the UK are the most stringent in the world.

"It's not as strict and stringent as the World Cup.

The rules, issued last month, ratchet up Internet restrictions that are already among the most stringent in the world.

And, indeed, the legal protections in Britain for experimental mammals are among the most stringent in the world.

American sanctions on Iran — many dating from the 1979 Islamic Revolution — are already the most stringent in the world.

They have also captured prestigious races in Dubai, where the rules against drug use are the most stringent in the world.

It was clear from the outset that the new test was being made tougher, even though the old test had been described by a former secretary of state as "the most stringent" in the world.

Today a more typical factory would be one of PepsiCo's Chinese plants, he says, with safety standards among the most stringent in the world.Such improvements are driven by enlightened self-interest.