Sentence examples for under a stringent from inspiring English sources

And the company is already operating under a stringent consent decree with the FTC from the Buzz debacle.

All 20 Viacom TV stations that aired the broadcast face the maximum fine of £15,000 permitted under a stringent new approach by US watchdogs.

That is, if the question is whether or not there really is a "conservative reform" movement in policy, the answer would have to be no under a stringent definition of a movement.

Under a stringent new system announced last month by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, those who reach Australian territory by boat are to be sent to refugee-processing centers in Papua New Guinea to await determination of whether they are entitled to refugee status under the United Nations convention on refugees.

Accordingly, a total of 292 complete control region sequences from continental Portugal were obtained, under a stringent experimental design to ensure the quality of data through double sequencing of each target region.

A genetically engineered construct was created, where the Tβ4 coding sequence fused with the intein Mxe GyrA sequence and chitin-binding domain was combined with the acetyltransferase coding sequence to form a polycistronic construct under a stringent control of T7 promoter.

Under such a stringent definition, virtually any life support system is fair game even if it prolongs inevitable death.

CA was evaluated under two criteria: a stringent case in which a given fragment from cluster i was considered to be misclassified if it was predicted to belong to one of the other 2 k − 1 classes and a relaxed case where fragments only needed to be associated with one of the k clusters from the correct originating genome.

Hunt says that this is not good enough and that a Labour government would hold individual schools to account under a new, stringent set of standards.

Some listeners claimed to be offended, and the police brought charges against him, including one under a very stringent act meant to protect the backward castes from "atrocities".

But now, with the first report cards looming and the school operating under a newly stringent grading system, Ms. Clark was confronting a devastating reality: "They're all going to get F's," she said.