Sentence examples for through stringent from inspiring English sources

Since vaccines are given to healthy people, they must be put through stringent safety tests.

The Met Police have put the water cannons through "stringent testing" to meet its operational standards, a spokesperson said.

Although the company sharply reduced its activity in that area by ending retail sales last year and through stringent cost-cutting, it still lost money on desktops.

Instead those countries seeking to match Germany's hyper-competitive economy have to cut costs, through stringent curbs on wage increases and fiscal austerity.

And the Germans themselves were promised that the euro, through stringent discipline, would be as hard a currency as the Deutschmark.

Attempting to balance the budget in a downturn, whether through stringent cuts or higher taxes, is likely to prolong the downturn since it lowers aggregate demand; ie people lose their jobs, spend less, and in turn others businesses go broke.

"There is a strong possibility that these products were not put through the stringent safety testing UK products go through, which means that there is a chance they are electrically unsafe meaning they could cause fires and injure consumers through electrocution," it said.

Those who drove into its garage had to go through a stringent inspection.

The US Treasury has expanded its reach through enforcing stringent financial sanctions: it can spread fear merely by flexing its muscles.

The bailout has offered lower financing costs, but has also put the country through a stringent deficit-cutting regime.

She said the United States had improved the air quality at its airports through more stringent standards and improved monitoring techniques.