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Drugs are the most stringently regulated category of consumer goods.
Districts vary in how stringently they check potential employees' backgrounds.
In sociocultural terms, this is a view more or less stringently adhered to by a sixth of the world's population.
Stringently enforced parameters on intellectual property are encoded into new formats and technologies, perpetuating the individuating characteristics of media marketing wherever possible.
Processoriented theorists have stringently critiqued semiotic models like structuralism, rendering these models not "good to think" for many anthropologists.
The alternative is the continuance of default rules that are stringently prohibitive and not at all facilitative.
Within the school system itself the policy should be applied stringently.
The test was, therefore, repeated more stringently to identify squares with, for example, five times the average number.
In short, in order to fulfill his role as the guardian of objectivity, the critic must not deviate from a narrowly and stringently defined set of logical procedures.
They are left at best for equity, at worst they are consigned to the archaic norms of ecclesiastical law, and so subject to a series of stringently defined incapacities.
Submissions would still need to be judged stringently, but greater emphasis could be put on novelty, insight, and likely utility, and less emphasis put on robustness and comprehensiveness.
These criteria were stringently applied.
Cellular lipid content is stringently regulated.
Experiments using beads to form the porous medium will have to be designed much more stringently in the future, t o take account of lateral thermal dispersion.
Nobody need fear extravagant expenditure under this head, because the objects for which this new power can be used are stringently limited.
My noble friend may rest assured that efforts are constantly and stringently being made to eradicate the ingrained tendency to get at convictions through confessions.
There is obviously a basis of idealism to it but it is also profoundly and very stringently practical.
