Sentence examples for sufficiently strict from inspiring English sources

Controls and quarantines of affected areas have helped limit the spread of the insect, and eradication has been possible in a few relatively small areas with sufficiently strict controls.

And given a sufficiently strict conception of 'logical analysis', at least—Frege's remark may well be unimpeachable.

These requirements are sufficiently strict to limit OAI and DI benefits to those with substantial attachments to the labor market.

To serve the latter purpose, they must be sufficiently frequent, and the penalties for fraud must be sufficiently strict, that they serve as a deterrent to false subsidy claims.

Even though sufficiently strict labor laws are present in Brazil, enforcement is weak.

So the good news, bros, is that as long as Washington and Colorado's regulatory schemes are judged sufficiently strict and their legal weed businesses stay within state lines, the DOJ is advising prosecutors to "mellow out" and not go after marijuana growers and sellers.

According to the campaign, an Iranian police spokesman, Saeed Montazer al-Mahdi, said police had "obtained 207,053 pledges from norm-breakers [women who had not sufficiently observed strict hijab] in writing [to observe the law], referred 18,081 cases to the Judiciary, and gave warning and guidance to 2,917,000 other norm-breakers".

Currently, there have been trials to develop such assays, using lectin or antibody capturing technology; however these are not yet sufficiently available for strict validation.

If the supremum is obtained at the point C, by taking t p = (a p, b p ), b p = b r, a p = ε, with ε sufficiently small, the desired strict inequality follows immediately.

Although some data are expected, this study is the first to demonstrate on a sufficiently large scale the strict correlation between NH4 levels and portosystemic collateral channels that carry blood away from the portal venous system to the general circulation.

This will also enable us to accommodate papers addressing complex issues that may not be sufficiently dealt with within the strict limitations of printed journals.