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This rule has not so far been applied stringently enough.

I will stringently try and avoid any of your reviews.

At the end of the hall was the bathroom, stringently clean.

We have always been of the opinion that these criteria should be stringently met.

Sebastian would stringently avoid showing anyone what he could do.

"The letter of the law is not pursued very stringently," he said.

"However, I object stringently to taking the law into one's own hands.

As a result, he said, the board is now enforcing regulations more stringently.

How stringently should the contempt laws be applied to new media?

This principle, which you have made reference to here, should be stringently observed.

These category I areas are the most stringently protected natural landscapes.

She could, she told herself stringently, be a lot worse off.

At Hearst, the corporate culture is focused stringently on the bottom line.

That's why they punish those who exceed the norms so stringently.

It's that the rules were never applied stringently enough.

Inner senses stringently locked away, she chose to believe so.

But I must inform you of this most stringently.

In actual fact, we must assure ourselves that personal data are stringently protected.

But whenever my control faltered, I was punished more stringently.

I know that following your own rules stringently is a luxury of those with the authority to enforce them.

It is clear that the police must be monitored stringently in order to prevent a repeat of the above cases.

This rule is often applied less stringently, if at all, in amateur matches.

Maintaining bank accounts out of Germany was even more stringently forbidden.

Now he must apply both stringently in order to survive the impending confrontation.

This is an enclave, isolated, rather stringently from the rest of the continent.