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stringent

[strin-juhnt] / ˈstrɪn dʒənt /


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The breach marks the latest in a series of cyber-security incidents affecting major South Korean companies this year, despite the country's reputation for stringent data privacy rules.

From BBC

Some of that support has eroded as he has put in place stringent immigration restrictions, political analysts said, particularly among Venezuelans.

From The Wall Street Journal

The model includes new tools such as Deep Think, for projects that require more stringent reasoning; generative user interfaces; and improved “vibe coding” for software developers, among other benefits.

From Barron's

Baroness Hallett found the UK was too late to consider the idea of a lockdown to suppress the disease in 2020, by which time the need for stringent restrictions had become "unavoidable".

From BBC

The report also praises the Scottish government for "the quick introduction of stringent, locally targeted measures" in the autumn of 2020.

From BBC