Sentence examples for with stringent guidelines from inspiring English sources

Simply put, I've learned that even the best intentions, coupled with stringent guidelines and government bureaucracy, can create additional problems.

This certification signifies the compliance with the most stringent guidelines for the animal sacrifice, and cooking and packaging of the meat product.

These include such things as volunteering for meals on wheels and blood drives with the Red Cross, engagements with Primary schools, and stringent guidelines and restrictions on how and when US marines can have leave.

Every piece is vetted for quality and authenticity, in accordance with some of the most stringent guidelines in the world, and comes with a certificate of provenance.

Ahead of London fashion week, which begins next Friday, the British Fashion Council this week tackled this issue with the announcement of more stringent guidelines on the accreditation of bloggers.

She noted that there were more stringent guidelines for helping people with money from the Neediest Cases Fund than with the money earmarked for victims of 9/11, because this year the Neediest Cases Fund had to do the double duty of helping trade center victims and those in poverty.

The linkage center is an independent partner with stringent ethical guidelines and up-to-date privacy safeguards.

All infant formula labeling will have to comply with stringent new guidelines intended to help parents to understand that powdered milk substitutes for breastmilk are not sterile and can contain "pathogenic micro-organisms".

These are likely to replace the extremely stringent guidelines which control the regularity with which food groups and processed items are offered.

"We have established some pretty stringent guidelines," she said, first trying to help "the people with changed circumstances".

They will need to replace the old-guard of regulations within the banking system with an independent body of data and AI experts that can provide stringent guidelines on how to ethically train systems to avoid positive discrimination or favorability.