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91. Edward Heath's Conservative government adopted stringent regulations to restrict increases in wages.

92. Along with automated verification, there were stringent penalties for lying.

93. This was not the relaxed professionalism of the man of letters, but the stringent new professionalism of the academy.

94. Federal agencies are more stringent in terms of guidelines, but equally concerned with specific goals and agency objectives.

95. In the latter year more stringent regulations reduced the flow, but has not ended it.

96. There are now stringent controls on pollution from all power stations.

97. These problems remained, even after objectives had been partially clarified and formalized through grant financing and stringent financial controls.

98. There are stringent safety rules governing practical shooting and, as far as Kjell is aware, the sport has an accident-free record.

99. Until recently company law, with its relative freedom from stringent regulations, reflected this national belief.

100. Accurate planetary observations being collected today will in time lead to more stringent tests for a tenth planet.

101. However, in many cases they are not entirely necessary, and their use replaces more stringent hygiene procedures.

102. As a result, some countries are now slightly relaxing their most stringent controls.

103. If we can satisfy the stringent requirements of the number system then we have established a scale of measurement.

104. It can take stringent austerity measures.

105. People began verify their scientific hypotheses by stringent tests.

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106. The money market is very stringent.

107. This instrument demands stringent specification.

108. To prevent these evils stringent laws are enacted.

109. This is experimental elementary school a stringent school regulations.

110. This is likely to deter stringent environmental regulations.

111. Pluggable connections simplify installation and meets stringent CE requirements.

112. In addition, the public sector typically has more explicit and stringent value systems that emphasize legislatively based notions of ethics and codes of conduct.

113. The stringent requirements of these examples stand in stark contrast to the instigation offence.

114. The Clean Water Act expressly provides that it does not preempt more stringent state law.

115. The most stringent environmental protection measures in China's railway construction history have been introduced.

116. Stringent quality control is essential in the production of large castings in the above materials.

117. This product is manufactured at our own state-of-the-art facility with stringent quality control.

118. Bilge water treatment is an environmental application that must meet stringent requirements of international legislation.

119. The light-off performance of automotive catalytic converters is very important for the stringent vehicle emission regulation.

120. stringent air quality regulations.