How to pronounce “stringent” in English

stringent, even as the cost of creation, distribution has gone down.

stringent emissions controls on automobiles for many years than the rest of than than the federal government requires mostly As a matter of survival

very stringent laws in like, the United Kingdom.

fairly stringent limits on this energy it was always consistent with zero and most people thought it was Zero but it

Or maybe not as stringent as the monks?

And they were pretty stringent.

set up a very stringent liquidity rule against Kaupthing saying, 95% of those deposits that you are collecting through Kaupthing Edge--

Really kind of a stringent.

later under an unprecedentedly stringent set of new regulations.

And how stringently that's done varies a lot, but there's a fundamental difference between patrilineal and matrilineal societies.

Iraq was under the most stringent sanctions ever imposed on a country that had just been bombed back to the pre-industrial age.

And they were very aggressive and very stringent about cutting sources of complexity.

The rules for unmarried couples are so stringent in terms of actually winning a claim that

only is financial compensation but also um very stringent changes to the platforms that kind of make them what

And then you also-- as we become more stringent or more strict, if you will-- and I realize it's all for the better--

It's hard to adjust back to life without this very stringent schedule.

know we're we're going through all our very stringent tests

Bill: The question is about electronic waste and whether there's hope for more stringent regulations to prevent export of what, basically, are toxic materials.

Revolution, and that leads to even bigger gas lines and more stringent

Of course, these trade offs become more severe as you start asking for more and more stringent conditions.

like spacecraft hibernation, the navigation requirements that were super stringent, hit a 40- by 60-kilometer window from three billion miles away.

And the reason why is that their intellectual property or their terms of service requirements were a little less stringent.

nuisances of Life uh and they have not yet been socialized into our our boring and and stringent uh norms and so they

here okay they're pretty high level the whole goal is that they didn't want to give us incredibly stringent

Plato himself subjects those views to stringent, rigorous criticism.

Again in our follow-up study, we are being slightly more stringent about our inclusion and exclusion criteria just to select people that aren't taking antidepressant medication

of 1929, has been able to evade regulations quite as stringent as they

And the Health Department in New York City had all of these brand new, very stringent regulations and Dave needed help.

Because the demands from the battery in China are much less stringent than they are in the United States.

And I made certain choices and sometimes I regretted that I didn't state them in other ways that are maybe more stringent or like anybody you-you feel differently about the

fill the insect's miniature water bottles with pipettes and we humans all drink pleasantly a stringent tea made from his recipe of seven medicinal herbs.

As you know, there are countries in Europe that have more stringent privacy regulations than we do and the fears are even greater.

And they just can't take the risk on a smaller author because they're looking at their bottom line so stringently.

And contrary to our experience in Croatia, here the fish population was actually pretty good because they've taken stringent measures to limit what people could take, et cetera.

And as a result, regulations changed, and the FDA became quite stringent in their testing for safety and efficacy.

J. K. Rowling, you can go into a situation where every studio in Hollywood wants you and you can set very stringent terms where you get to approve everything.

And because the demands are less stringent, they can get lower cost.