| Lexical priority is such a stringent condition that a special form of justification will turn out to be necessary for its defense. |
| Lead abatement has been subject to stringent laws for many years throughout the country. |
| Now the stringent board registration scheme sets standards for audit quality control and auditor independence. |
| To find even a single disciple who would accept and adhere to such stringent conditions appears impossible. |
| The wireless network does not deserve any less stringent security than the wired network. |
| An absolutist account of individual rights leaves no opportunity to formulate more stringent policies for the procurement of organs. |
