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stringent

[strin-juhnt] / ˈstrɪn dʒənt /


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That case is focused on whether approval of Roundup by federal regulators can shield the firm from responsibility for more stringent state laws requiring warning labels.

From BBC

These improvements have helped Meta attract advertisers even as companies are being more stringent with their spending.

From Barron's

It isn’t clear what products would be covered by Made in Europe rules or how stringent they would be.

From The Wall Street Journal

The bloc has also put into place a carbon-border adjustment mechanism, known as CBAM, that aims to blunt the competitive edge given to external producers not subject to Europe’s more stringent caps on carbon emissions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The model offered proof that a kinder system could exist alongside the more stringent, rules-based relief funds that sometimes missed the mark, Andrews said.

From Los Angeles Times