Sentence examples for up to the stringent from inspiring English sources

But concerns were widespread that the substance of the measures, which were officially presented by Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti Wednesday evening, might not live up to the stringent demands of the current financial markets.

The new law will make these credits more generous for developers that bring sites up to the most stringent standard of four levels of remediation.

But it remains to be seen whether Prodigy can live up to the markets stringent earnings expectations.

Whatever action may be taken, whether it's a verbal reprimand or something more stringent is up to the commanders on the scene and it's not for me to comment".

She floats lightly over the soft notes and reaches up to a stringent wail towards the middle of the song.

But Kashmir woke up to a stringent curfew on the morning of Oct. 5.

Iran says that it will sign up to stringent new inspections only when all the main elements of the deal are in place.

The IAEA's February 19th report on Iran stated that it "remains concerned about the possible existence…of undisclosed nuclear-related activities…including activities related to the development of a nuclear payload for a missile".Iran says that it will sign up to stringent new inspections only when all the main elements of the deal are in place.

"All of the banks and building societies offering Paym had to sign up to stringent security standards," a spokesman for the Payments Council said.

Jo Mills, director of planning at the district council, said: "We have always been very clear that no homes can be built until the developers provide the required evidence that the site has been cleaned up to stringent standards.

Unfortunately, in the lead-up to the euro, countries pursued overly stringent fiscal policies — in other words, governments have been increasing their citizens' too-heavy tax burdens rather than lightening them.