Stringently in a sentence

Border Force officials have been stringently checking passengers' travel documents before they board flights.

Since Israel’s Law of Return had relied on Orthodox Judaism’s Halachic definition of who is a Jew, the Israeli legal decision was seemingly in violation of it and reminiscent again of the Nazi precedent, albeit more stringently.

Denying these accusations, a spokesperson for Walleys Quarry said the site was "stringently regulated by the Environment Agency to ensure the onsite activities do not cause harm to human health or the environment".

This kicks off a series of all-too-relatable shenanigans, including "boy stalking time" and stringently avoiding "washing machine syndrome," while kissing.

Adrian Edwards, head of printed heritage collections at the British Library, says provenance checks by purchasers were carried out much less stringently in decades gone by.

But the vast majority of Jews, including the most stringently observant, appear to have complied with the requests of clergy and medical experts not to pray in groups.

It’s not just unfortunate that so many states are restricting religious services more stringently than other gatherings.

Over the weekend, the police noted that the force will be stringently implementing the curfew.

Speaking stringently against those who postulate that there’s too much money in the game, the anchor argued that there was nothing wrong with supremely talented young men getting their due.

While the federal government has issued some guidance for older and high-risk Americans, the administration has offered little definitive advice for how stringently low-risk people should isolate.

On Friday, newly appointed Justice Minister Katsuyuki Kawai promised to reform his ministry, including a pledge to more stringently enforce laws and regulations related to immigration.

Amiens scored at less than a goal a game last season – 37 strikes in 38 outings – and it would look a safe bet that they will not test the Lyon defence too stringently on this occasion.

But I feel that you currently have the strength of character and fertile willpower necessary to make righteous use of such stringently medicinal magic.

Instead, they want U.S. immigration officials to reduce the foot traffic by screening Nigerians more stringently before granting them U.S. visas.

Let us hope that Make in India is applied stringently to arms production.

Like many other countries, as it stringently opposes its communist neighbor’s nuclear program, China calls for its denuclearization.

The first of these is a stringently timed and tightly budgeted mystery wine-pairing competition.

With the hope that the department performs these checks properly and enforces food safety regulations stringently, it is important to realize that action is needed to understand and streamline the supply chain and ask stakeholders to promote food safety.

During his childhood, his father and mother observed Orthodox Jewish traditions, though not as stringently as they had in Petrovichi; they did not, however, force their beliefs upon young Isaac.

It is not uncommon to play more adventurous selections during late night programming blocks, since late night is generally not considered significant for ratings, and are not subject to federal restrictions as stringently as during the daytime.