The judge imposed stringent conditions including an electronic tag and a 250,000 surety from his family.

But, to help pay for this apparent generosity, many are also burying ever more stringent conditions in the small print.

In 1842, plots were offered on 99-year leases, with stringent conditions attached.

To be eligible to sell cars through these schemes, the dealer must satisfy stringent conditions imposed by the vehicle manufacturer.

Ministers are right to place stringent conditions on that cash.

The new uniforms have to meet some pretty stringent demands.

It then applied existing refining techniques to make a fuel able to satisfy the stringent demands of aviation - in particular on flashpoints and freezing temperatures.

The trial results took so long to be announced because the eligibility criteria and the stringent demands made on those taking part meant it was difficult to recruit volunteers.

All of these are very stringent demands.

However, a move to introduce more stringent laws would be resisted fiercely.

He has expressed concern with the recognition of civil unions, however, and has strongly advocated for more stringent laws to protect and strengthen civil unions.

Various state governments have passed even more stringent laws to regulate the sale of pseudoephedrine decongestants.

More stringent laws and guidelines are being progressively introduced to keep the profession in check.

Importing books and texts across national borders can sometimes be subject to more stringent laws than in the nations concerned.

Although the deal puts the indebted business on a firmer financial footing, it will still have to operate within stringent limits set by its lenders, including minimum liquidity requirements.

However, astronomical observations impose much more stringent limits.

No variation of the speed of light with frequency has been observed in rigorous testing, putting stringent limits on the mass of the photon.

The problems were dealt with swiftly and stringent procedures were introduced.

Spread of infection via the communal dining areas was highly likely unless stringent procedures were enforced and not left to the whim of guests.

Anyone who comes to the islands must follow stringent procedures designed to prevent any stray species from entering and disrupting the ecosystem.

All visitors are subject to stringent security checks after a series of breaches in recent years.

To many in the crowds, the stringent security measures were further evidence of a ruling elite increasingly out of touch with the popular mood.

Matters are complicated by today's stringent security.

But they were all fully aware of how stringent security was going to be for the wedding.

There were also more stringent security searches at the gates.

It found that these had used a more stringent test.

After breezing past unseeded opposition in round one, this was a more stringent test of their credentials.

And so, in 1994, a group of ministers oversaw a 'programme review' that introduced once-and-for-all cuts that closed down initiatives that did not pass a stringent test.

That less stringent test means it faces a greater chance of success.

In order to satisfy that stringent test, evidence was required, not mere speculation, and that evidence would be subjected to rigorous examination.

It includes stringent testing on both the vehicle and the driver.

They would subject their riders to the most stringent testing regime the sport had ever seen.

In the same month it was suggested that cars could be banned from sale if they did not meet more stringent testing that took a long-term look at emissions.