Usar "stringent" en una oración

1. The developers, all five of them, were under contracts so stringent they could probably not afford to ever leave

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2. Due to his stringent ways and high expectations, the aforesaid list is a short one

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3. 5 However, for our purposes we will consider the Masoretic text, which is used today by both Jews and Christians for our analysis as this is the official text used by both faiths that underwent the stringent copying process

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4. It is difficult to advise any course for the Government to stop such practices, as most stringent legislation is of little use in restraining accepted traditions, which the people are bound to follow by a superstitious dread of fearful penalties

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5. “How is a good businesswoman—and a loyal citizen, I assure you—supposed to make a living with such stringent rules? I have children in need of new parkas

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6. Prospective clients had to undergo a stringent background check before they were considered, and if they didn’t have an influential supporter like Mason had, then the process could take years

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7. He did not turn to look at Molo, but rather replied in a crisp, somewhat stringent voice:

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8. Mostly we use 95% Confidence level in software industry; however for stringent values 99% is also used

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9. The toxic waste clean up was handled in a manner that generated many law suits but there have been many others due to the EPA‘s practices of issuing rules that are overly stringent and that have little scientific base

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10. Nevertheless, not every aspect of your job scope has such stringent requirement, and these are the areas you should give yourself some leeway

11. To be hired by JWT required passing a series of stringent tests

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12. And I myself am a shepherd and I am under a most stringent necessity of rendering an account of you

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13. Indeed most of the parents would not be able to adopt a child under the stringent government regulations, with the shortage of babies for adoption

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14. In order to better suit the previous theories to the realities of the market, some of the more stringent conditions were adjusted into a synthesis of the traditional and modern monetary theories

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15. All of the New Testament writers held to these more stringent and advanced ideas about divorce except John Mark

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16. Louis where tax laws were less stringent than in the Central System

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17. The realization for many that all water is recycled in a stringent process may be absurd, but that which you send from your home will one day return

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18. In any case, he had his own ship which the Stellar Headquarters harbor master allowed him to fly in port subject to some very stringent regulations, but which he could fly unrestricted when they were establishing a new colony

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19. stringent conditions; to pre-empt such a dismal outcome occurring in the future

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20. Following the accident, the NRC introduced more stringent requirements at nuclear installations

21. I was told that the restrictions before this test were not as stringent as the triple trapping tryst, but I wondered why I wasn’t given that option originally

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22. ” They are normally written so that the loan is very stringent about the payments

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23. Wilmington would work as well, and its less commercialized port would be more conducive to his arrival due to the less stringent customs representatives since most of those vessels docking there were privately owned yachts and charter boats rather than shipping lines

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24. This is the most stringent security certification

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25. On the forlorn hope that all-out war could still be averted, he issued stringent instructions that non-combatant casualties were to be avoided at all costs

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26. Searching through the Properties menus, Wickland learned only that the folder had been created nearly eighteen months ago, well before the stringent security measures had been put in force across all departments by the upper echelons in city hall

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27. There was an antiquated gas pump outside though it had long since been abandoned as a source of fuel and undoubtedly did not comply with the recently enacted, stringent regulations regarding tanks and the environment

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28. Given the stringent security measures taken at airports, it was doubtful if anyone other than Spalding could have used the ticket

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29. Religion must use laws, rules, and regulations to empower itself, for how else could they control others that they have to have to continue to survive? Law and religion have to have certain laborious and stringent rules or they will lose their following

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30. “Calm down a little,” my Dad responded as he took another step closer, “In order for them to keep control, they think they have to provide a way, their way, their law, their stringent rules to protect their followers from scattering this way or that

31. place; the default rate is not so stringent that interest benefits are denied

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32. are stringent; a firm needs the correct amount of equity in the domain of two other

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33. The Nigerian government should lay down stringent punishment for anybody found hacking into a site or other similar web crimes

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34. What would happen if school bus drivers were regulated as healthcare providers are? The government could easily impose much more stringent bus driver licensing requirements

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35. and more stringent with Shoop

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36. the Independents came across was far more stringent than anything they’d

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37. She was a husk of a woman, eyes barren and lips a stringent line

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38. I am aware that you have very stringent religious beliefs about this

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39. As the order spread, the external trappings of monasticism were imposed in a more stringent fashion by Rome

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40. most stringent of these uses should be used to establish this specification

41. stringent water action limits in the system the manufacturer can add a microbial reduction step in

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42. ‘I didn’t apply my mind to that,’ said Sathyam thoughtfully, ‘but on the face of it, given the stringent procedures, it looks a tough ask though

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43. Our enumerators noticed that in two towns, namely Gobabis and Ongwediva, the municipal officials were excessively stringent in preventing SMEs such as hawkers and meat-sellers

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44. Urgent stringent proceedings were put in place to try to ward off its desperate situation and stop this terrible economic crash

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45. Moreover, it imposed stringent taxes and prevented gold or cash from leaving the country

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46. They are not subject to the same stringent testing

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47. stringent online application process that is customized to

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48. stringent enough to weed out those agents who aren't

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49. For a stringent condition if you want a

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50. DIN specifications are so stringent, that if you can satisfy DIN Standards, you

51. In the human species, there is the majority of Earth's surface that bend for the laws of human attraction, which are not so stringent, that require the abolition of the species

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52. tions because the public was not ready for stringent

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53. adopt the more stringent regulation of the two

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54. mandatory to curtail the increase of the population with stringent one child China like

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55. Two stringent demands may justly be enforced on those who advocate the general system of doctrine which has now been submitted to the reader

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56. There is acute shortage of water and minimum air movement, and only certain breeds succeed in coping with these stringent conditions

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57. most of the stringent testing rules

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58. The one theme which I believe is best stressed between now and the Democratic Convention is McGovern’s irresponsible posture on the war in Vietnam in which we emphasize the fact that he is pushing a strategy which can only encourage the enemy not to negotiate and which in many respects is less stringent on Hanoi than even Moscow and Peking contemplate

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59. I slept after the prostration of the day, with a stringent and profound slumber which not even the nightmares that wrung me could avail to break

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60. The military regulations which had seemed so stringent the year before were now mild by comparison with the ones issued by General Pope

61. I would not believe anything worse of him except under stringent proof

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62. ” In the meantime, I think the way to proceed is to adopt an asymmetrical approach to this problem by developing criteria for identifying overvaluation that are more stringent than those for identifying undervaluation

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63. As environmental fuel standards become more stringent, expect the demand from this sector to increase

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64. It was not a matter of imprudently disregarding old established standards of safety … but of being content with old standards when conditions called for more stringent requirements…

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65. It was not a matter of imprudently disregarding old established standards of safety, as in the case of the weaker utilities, but rather of being content with old standards when conditions called for more stringent requirements

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66. Nearly all issues which met reasonably stringent quantitative tests at the beginning of 1937 came through the ensuing slump with a relatively small market decline and no impairment of inherent position

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67. The difficulties that befell industrial bonds, therefore, cannot be avoided in the future merely by more stringent requirements as to bond-interest coverage in normal years

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68. At some sacrifice in yield he can always find issues that meet his requirements, however stringent; and, as we shall point out later, attempts to increase yield at the expense of safety are likely to prove unprofitable

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69. There seems to be no good reason for subjecting them to more stringent requirements than in the case of other types of public-service issues

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70. We have expressed the view that industrial obligations may be included among high-grade investments provided they meet stringent tests of safety

71. Such minimum standards may be criticized as unduly stringent, in that if they were universally applied (which in any event is unlikely) they would make it impossible for sound and prosperous businesses of moderate size to finance themselves through straight bond issues

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72. Hence mortgage bonds on such structures are not actually real estate bonds in the accepted sense, but rather loans extended to a business; and consequently their safety must be judged by all the stringent tests surrounding the purchase of an industrial obligation

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73. This fact has created the impression among investors (and some writers) that the tests of a sound preferred stock may properly be less stringent than those of a sound bond

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74. The Trust Indenture Act of 1939 contains stringent provisions designed to terminate these abuses

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75. But the more stringent penalty, which terms a deficiency of working capital “an event of default,” is not likely to prove effective or beneficial to the bondholder

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76. Investment-trust bonds belong in a special category, we believe, because by their nature they lend themselves to the application of stringent remedial provisions

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77. Practically all senior securities that would have met our stringent requirements at the end of 1936 came through the ensuing setback without serious damage marketwise

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78. On the other hand the National Trade Journals Debentures could not have passed stringent qualitative and quantitative tests of safety

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79. The New York Stock Exchange, beginning in 1929, has made stringent regulations forbidding this practice

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80. These instances are the more impressive because the stringent accounting regulations of the Interstate

81. (This might require, among other things, that the companies show a net working capital of not less than $6,000,000 in accordance with the stringent tests for sound industrial issues recommended in Chap

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82. Note, however, that the foregoing test may be more stringent than the one we propose later on: average earnings = twice fixed charges

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83. Investment history shows that bonds and preferred stocks that have met stringent tests of safety, based on the past, have in the great majority of cases been able to face the vicissitudes of the future successfully

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84. Simple but stringent tests of safety, therefore, would have warned the investor away from the issues that were later to default

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85. So in Klarman's early years as an investment manager, he was able to find many securities that met his stringent criteria for value

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86. One reason for this is that refineries in California are protected by stringent environmental policies that restrict new refineries being built

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87. Film studios such as 20th Century-Fox had stringent moral clauses in their contracts that were designed to intimidate actors and actresses

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88. Our sample is quite different from the sample of other studies because only stocks whose options meet stringent liquidity requirements are included, which makes our sample a small subset of the other studies

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89. The ±8% is a more stringent requirement, which included only stocks with earnings announcement returns above 8% or below –8%

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90. Laws and principles are not for the times when there is no temptation: they are for such moments as this, when body and soul rise in mutiny against their rigour; stringent are they; inviolate they shall be

91. I should suffer often, no doubt, attached to him only in this capacity: my body would be under rather a stringent yoke, but my heart and mind would be free

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