India's tobacco packaging rules are among the world's most stringent.
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German data protection rules are among the most stringent in Europe.
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California's timber laws are considered the most stringent in the nation.
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Virginia has among the most stringent eligibility rules in the country.
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Brazil has some of the world's most stringent controls on deforestation.
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It's one of the most stringent legal actions surrounding video game cheating.
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And even the most stringent peer-review process often resembles a lottery.
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The agreement has the most stringent verification and monitoring regime ever negotiated.
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At present, the UK has conducted the most stringent oversight of Huawei.
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Consumer advocates call it the most stringent insurance rule of any state.
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Many of the state's most stringent drought rules were eased months ago.
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Later, the NDRC had to reverse some of the most stringent measures.
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And it agreed to the most stringent inspections regime anywhere in the world.
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So Europe's been the most stringent, in terms of putting the ... They have.
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Currently, California's most stringent regulations are also followed by a dozen other states.
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In some cases, the most stringent laws will simply trump the more permissive ones.
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Experts view these laws as some of the most stringent and comprehensive protections possible.
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If signed into law, it would be one of the nation's most stringent abortion restrictions.
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If signed into law, it would be the most stringent abortion restriction in the country.
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Florida had the most stringent laws, banning more people from voting than any other state.
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Like a national privacy law versus the one in California, which is the most stringent.
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The department said the deal enacted the most "stringent compliance measures" it had ever issued.
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But perhaps the most stringent critic of the image is Emily Chang, author of Brotopia.
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Stage 4 is the highest level in the framework, and imposes the most stringent restrictions.
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Israeli measures to contain the spread have been among the most stringent in the world.
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The police review the most stringent checks and could always reveal more information if deemed necessary.
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The DoD's security policies are among the most stringent and, at times, hampered productivity, he said.
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P.A.'s rule wasn't the most stringent, but at least it established some minimum national standards.
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The proposal is the most stringent stance taken by a candidate in the presidential campaign so far.
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"The United States has one of the most stringent visa application processes in the world," Yousefzadeh said.
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They are the most stringent on record and demonstrate the government's deep concerns over rampant household debt.
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He asserts that U.S. negotiators pushed for the most stringent measures in the opening months of negotiations.
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First, the U.S. already has among the world's most stringent vetting of immigrants from majority Muslim countries.
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The rules make India's health warnings on tobacco products among the world's most stringent, along with Thailand.
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There are models that work; Massachusetts has some of the most stringent gun laws in the country.
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The basics: • It would be the most stringent action taken against a bank by the Trump administration.
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Of course, the decision today still leaves Washington, D.C. with some of the nation's most stringent handgun laws.
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"The United States has one of the most stringent visa application processes in the world," Yousefzadeh told Reuters.
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The law went into effect on January 1st but its most stringent rules won't be enforced until July.
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The new measures, however delayed, amount to the most stringent punishment yet by Trump for Russia's election interference.
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Warren, who has taken some of the most stringent campaign fundraising pledges, will need to keep financially afloat too.
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South Korea's public insurance system imposes some of the most stringent caps in the world, tightly controlling even generics.
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If Brady's lifelong dismissal of coffee is for real, he may truly be the most stringent athlete in history.
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Newspapers that once had the most stringent editing rules on sources now appear to have no editors at all.
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Yes, the upcoming $1 billion fine is the most stringent bank penalty imposed by the Trump administration to date.
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This is the most stringent economy-wide carbon target in the US, in one of the most challenging states.
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California has the most stringent guidelines regulating baby actors, only allowing them to work for 20 minutes a day.
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Colorado's regulation of oil and gas production is the most stringent in the nation, said Dan Haley, the association's president.
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That clears the way for one of the most stringent abortion restrictions in the United States, if it becomes law.
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Are they committed to pushing the political envelope, expending political capital in pursuit of the most stringent possible climate policies?
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China may be relaxing some of its most stringent social distancing policies and is reopening schools, but the threat remains.
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Facebook said that it was complying with European data protection rules, which are among the most stringent in the world.
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Previous regulations issued in 2008 were then the most stringent in history, and progress is continuing under the 2023 standards.
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And we've asked for the most stringent controls on that, because there's been difficulty over the years with certain places.
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Still, despite recently passing some of its most stringent environmental laws, China maintains a poor record of actually enforcing them.
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Additionally, we are working to enhance the National Anticorruption System, comparable to some of the most stringent systems in the world.
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Administration officials have called the vetting process for refugees "the most stringent" applied to any group of people entering the country.
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For efficiency as it enters new locations, Dixie Brands follows the most stringent state's laws in each area of its operations.
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The American Congress passed a bill that exempts medium-sized banks from the most stringent rules introduced after the financial crisis.
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For efficiency as it enters new locations, Dixie Brands follows the most stringent state's laws in each area of its operations.
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At a stroke, it went from no RPS (or rather, a voluntary one) to a one of the nation's most stringent.
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If it becomes law, it will codify the most stringent targets for greenhouse gas reductions of any country in the world.
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International Military Forces should apply their most stringent safeguards to avoid civilian casualties if they need to engage in military operations.
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It also has some of the nation's most stringent standards for mobile home construction and installation, another legacy of Hurricane Andrew.
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The United Nations and the countries providing peacekeepers must adopt the most stringent public measures to discipline violators and compensate victims.
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Obama officials have countered such criticism by saying that the policies represent the most stringent ethics rules of any administration in history.
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And because epiqar is low-cost, meets all the most stringent requirements and is HIPAA compliant, any hospital can implement their system.
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Charlie Baker (R) on Wednesday signed into law the country's most stringent ban on flavored vaping products, as well as menthol cigarettes.
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Charlie Baker (R) on Wednesday signed into law the country's most stringent ban on flavored vaping products, as well as menthol cigarettes.
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The most stringent requirement is that the budgetary impact of the proposals must be more than incidental compared to the policy impact.
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The most stringent is Indiana's, which requires all fetal tissue to be cremated or buried even if it comes from an early miscarriage.
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In addition to only having women as drivers, Pelletz uses Safer Places, which has a reputation for performing the most stringent background checks.
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Questioning amounted to a live fact-checking of the White House's claims this week, with McCabe undercutting some of Trump's most stringent arguments.
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Oklahoma's proposal to criminalize abortion may be the most stringent, but it is one of many new measures that continue in conservative states.
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The measures are the most stringent on record and signal government worries that rampant household debt could imperil the economy if left unchecked.
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Though Japan boasts some of the world's most stringent drug laws, including the 1948 Cannabis Control Act, no one here seems too concerned.
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This year, European authorities saw through the most stringent data protection rules in the world, as well, raising the prospect of further penalties.
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But there is a particular satisfaction, in today's snapping and yapping New York art world, in rediscovering this most stringent painter of all.
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The F.A.A. has a reputation as the gold standard in global aviation regulation, with the toughest and most stringent rules for certifying planes.
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The state-run news agency Xinhua called the penalty "top-level punishment" and "the most stringent" decision ever imposed on a vaccine company.
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The most stringent appear to be in the United States, banning all foreign nationals who have entered China in the last 14 days.
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Although Edwards is a Democrat, he is anti-abortion and has helped sign one of the most stringent abortion laws in the country.
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"We were able to set the most stringent limit yet on how strongly neutrinos may be affected by a Lorentz-violating field," said Conrad.
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China, the world's largest car market, has considered the idea, and in the meantime has imposed some of the planet's most stringent environmental standards.
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The SEC is currently attacking even the most stringent of ICOs and we can expect to see much more regulatory activity in the future.
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But the case was dismissed because the VNS passed through the FDA's most stringent approval process, which insulates the company from product liability suits.
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The new plans replace 8.9 million acres, or 83 percent, of sagebrush focal areas, the most stringent habitat designation, with a lower priority designation.
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However, even the most stringent standards and protocols, labels and warnings can't prevent intentional abuse fueled by poor judgment and the desire for popularity.
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If enacted as described, they would constitute some of the most stringent and far-reaching restrictions on internet speech by a major western democracy.
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India's tobacco packaging rules were among the world's most stringent and aimed at reducing tobacco consumption which kills more than 900,000 people a year.
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The Trump-Kim summit would follow Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, which proponents say had the most stringent verification methods in history.
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Felony disenfranchisement laws affect about six million nationally, but Florida, which remains the most stringent, bans more people from voting than any other state.
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Industry regulations have also progressed, and today Alaska has some of the most stringent environmental standards in the world for oil and gas development.
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The bill would designate 1.3 million acres in Utah, New Mexico, Oregon and California as wilderness, the most stringent level of federal land protection.
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And even if fighters returning from Syria are a potential source of danger, they're citizens — even the most stringent immigration controls wouldn't keep them out.
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"The United States has the most stringent, toughest, best regulatory framework for safety and environmental extraction of our resources in the world, undisputed," Zinke said.
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Singapore, known for some of the world's most stringent drug laws, aims to develop medical treatments containing synthetic elements of the cannabis, or marijuana, plant.
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Essure was approved in 2002 following the FDA's most stringent device review process, but the documentary said Bayer evaded critical safety questions at the time.
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China has imposed its most stringent measures on heavy industry, including steel, aluminium and coal mining, to reduce production in a battle against air pollution.
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China has imposed its most stringent ever measures on heavy industry to cut pollution during the peak winter season, including on aluminum and alumina plants.
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New Jersey was ranked by the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence as second to California in having the country's most stringent gun restrictions.
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Tiktok owner Bytedance was among the most stringent, requiring employees who traveled during the holidays to quarantine themselves and work from home for 14 days.
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A California law that went into effect on Sunday barring drivers from holding phones while operating vehicles is among the most stringent in the nation.
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Tiktok owner Bytedance was among the most stringent, requiring employees who traveled during the holidays to quarantine themselves and work from home for 14 days.
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Tiktok owner Bytedance was among the most stringent, requiring employees who travelled during the holidays to quarantine themselves and work from home for 14 days.
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Multiple states in recent weeks have passed laws aimed at restricting abortion, including a 15-week ban in Mississippi, the most stringent in the nation.
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His administration intensified and delivered on the Obama administration's plans to defeat ISIS in Syria and imposed the most stringent ever sanctions against North Korea.
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The Second Amendment doesn't have much work to do, it appears, because gun politics prevent most stringent regulations from being enacted in the first place.
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While the Maltese regulatory framework has improved over the past few years, its implementation is less thorough than in EU countries with the most stringent framework.
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Most of these minerals can be mined domestically by American workers following the most stringent environmental protection and worker health and safety regulations in the world.
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This meant we were focussed on building a product that could meet even the most stringent data privacy laws with a view to further market expansion.
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But it's also true that companies, following the lead of automakers in California, could just adhere to the most stringent requirements, which would clarify any confusion.
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It's debatable whether even the most stringent gun-control measures would prevent mass shootings, and it's doubtful that those measures would survive the Roberts Court's scrutiny.
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I lived through a horrific earthquake in Mexico City in 1985, which at the time had some of the most stringent building codes in the world.
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It duly removes the offending apartment ban but also says that new apartments must be built to the most stringent environmental standards, which drives costs way up.
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In an emailed statement to Reuters, Kik said it adopted the most stringent "know your customer (KYC)" process, requiring participants to submit legal names, addresses, and identification.
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A year ago, US President Donald Trump withdrew from the landmark nuclear deal and imposed on Iran some of the most stringent sanctions in the country's history.
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Canada has some of the most stringent safety standards for nutrition supplements in the world, making its companies coveted among peers for the popularity of their brands.
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Among the most stringent measures are orders for heavy industry such as steel mills to curb output by as much as 50 percent during the colder months.
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For a show that's captivated our hearts and minds for nine years, it hasn't been exactly the most stringent of seasons, but hey, thanks for the memories.
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Banks are said to be lobbying against the most stringent of the proposed WMP rules, arguing that forced asset sales will only cause more serious financial stress.
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There is also the impulsivity with which Trump makes decisions of sweeping consequence, as well as the inability, even with the most stringent preparation, to prevent eruptions.
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But the Trump administration, under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, has rescinded those instructions — letting prosecutors pursue the most stringent penalties even against low-level, nonviolent drug offenders.
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The most stringent include a ban on coal, iron ore and seafood exports that aim at halting a third of North Korea's $3 billion of annual exports.
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On June 17, the State Legislature passed what would become one of the most stringent home-sharing laws in the country, if not the world, should Gov.
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Notably, the two platforms that implemented the most stringent clampdowns on the misinformation were the smallest of the four, highlighting the advantage smaller platforms have inmoderating content.
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The problem is largely self-inflicted: the region has some of the country's slowest, most political and cumbersome housing approval processes and most stringent land-use restrictions.
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It would exempt small and mid-size banks from the most stringent parts of Dodd-Frank and scale back federal oversight of the financial system on whole.
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Inside, the crowd numbers in the thousands, the press corps in the dozens, and the security is by far the most stringent we've seen here so far.
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The most stringent WIMP searches have been done using Aprile's strategy: Pour plenty of liquid xenon—a noble element like helium or neon, but heavier—into a vat.
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It's the most stringent proposal from any lawmaker, capping off a steady increase in calls for antitrust action against Silicon Valley from the Justice Department and other regulators.
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To that end, it has aggressively pursued the adoption of the electric cars and its stage-25 emission standards are regarded as the most stringent in the world.
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The backdrop: Felony disenfranchisement laws affect about six million people nationally, but the Sunshine State remains the most stringent, banning more people from voting than any other state.
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Then there's here in California, a privacy bill that not everybody's happy with but it is certainly the most stringent in the nation in terms of protecting privacy.
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In Tucson, proponents of Proposition 205 were taking aim at S.B. 1070, a contentious 2010 bill that was considered the most stringent immigration policy in the United States.
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Today, the residents of San Francisco, a city famous for its freedoms, are hunkered down in their homes in accordance with the most stringent restrictions in the nation.
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The Chinese government has discussed applying its most stringent rules to enterprises with a market share of at least 10 percent, said one person familiar with the discussions.
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For example, he was able to secure some of the nation's most stringent gun control measures after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut in 2012.
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Cheaters in Michigan beware — it could earn you a life sentence in prisonThis might be the most stringent law, though it&aposs unclear if it&aposs actually enforceable.
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The sanctions currently levied against Pyongyang are among the most stringent ever enacted, but the pace of both North Korea's nuclear and missile programs appear to be speeding up.
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Diplomats said the resolution contained the most stringent measures yet to undermine the North's ability to raise money and secure technology and other resources for its nuclear weapons program.
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A 2010 OECD white paper concluded that the US, Canada, Japan, and South Korea have "the most stringent eligibility criteria for a full disability benefit" in the developed world.
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The Senate bill exempts small and mid-size banks from the most stringent parts of Dodd-Frank and scales back federal oversight of the financial system on the whole.
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Sessions is now telling federal prosecutors that they should no longer do that, and that they should, as a general matter, charge defendants with the most stringent penalties possible.
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California is known for having the most stringent gun laws in the United States, which includes a ban on assault rifles such as the AR-15 instituted in 1989.
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California is known for having the most stringent gun laws in the United States, which includes a ban on assault rifles such as the AR-33 instituted in 1989.
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Bennett noted the new contract must comply with that assessment, which she said has "the most stringent requirements known to have been applied for the use of this technology."
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The bill would exempt small and mid-size banks from the most stringent parts of Dodd-Frank and scale back federal oversight of the financial system as a whole.
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Every car for sale in the US either has to meet the most stringent emissions limit in the country, or carmakers have to design different models for different states.
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In the most stringent systems, like the UK's, there are worthwhile treatments the government simply refuses to cover, and so patients have to pay for them out-of-pocket.
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Tom Wheeler, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has proposed what could become the largest and most stringent set of privacy regulations on the US technology industry to date.
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But overall, Melanie Hansen, general counsel of Massage Envy Franchising, said the company has worked hard to create the industry's "most stringent, rigorous policies" for hiring, screening, and training therapists.
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Still, New York state has some of the most stringent gun laws in the nation, and consequently, it has one of the lowest rates of gun violence in the nation.
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Fraternities have rarely been prosecuted after the hazing death of a student, and experts described the sentencing as one of the most stringent punishments handed down in such a case.
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Microsoft is taking its decades-long relationships with both customers and partners and using them for a leg-up in proving that it can handle even the most stringent requirements.
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On trust the plan aims to use risk to determine how much regulation is involved, with the most stringent rules being placed on what it dubs "high risk" AI systems.
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He's known for signing a law banning abortion as early as six weeks, one of the most stringent in the nation, and he's openly touted his support for gun rights.
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The fight over government funding and immigration is likely to delay progress on a bipartisan bill to exempt many U.S. banks from the Dodd-Frank financial reform law's most stringent rules.
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"While Apple's review process can seem restrictive and arbitrary in some cases — it is one of the most stringent in the industry — it also actually helps keep users secure," Deraison said.
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"While Apple's review process can seem restrictive and arbitrary in some cases -- it is one of the most stringent in the industry -- it also actually helps keep users secure," Deraison said.
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The new rules, which have been shown to help reduce tobacco consumption, put India, along with Thailand, at the top of the list of countries with the most stringent cigarette labeling.
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Trump's administration built on the Obama administration's plans to defeat ISIS in Syria and Iraq, helped bring greater stability in Afghanistan and imposed the most stringent ever sanctions against North Korea.
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Debt from North Korea - probably the most isolated of the frontier markets - has already been frozen for years as the secretive nation faces the most stringent sanctions regime in the world.
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All thin, consumer notebooks like the MacBook Pro throttle at some point with the most stringent workloads like video editing, gaming and visualization, and the question just becomes how quickly it throttles.
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While California, New York and New Jersey are already home to the nation's most stringent gun safety laws, Illinois, Virginia and Minnesota have some of the loosest and are ripe for reform.
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Presumably the commissioner is referring to 2014, when the league raised the threshold for a positive test from 15 nanograms per milliliter of urine—the most stringent threshold in sports—to 35.
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The latest measures - the third set of steps in 13 months - are the most stringent on record and signal government worries that rampant household debt could imperil the economy if left unchecked.
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But in reality, refugee resettlement is crushingly exclusive, reserved only for those who successfully navigate a vast, inherently distrustful bureaucracy and pass some of the most stringent background checks in the world.
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"I remind Bahrain that the only thing that distinguishes capital punishment from an arbitrary execution is full respect for the most stringent due process and fair trial guarantees," Callamard said in a statement.
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Beijing's measures to tame an overheated property market since late last year, including restricting lending and raising the bar for qualified buyers, have been among the most stringent taken by major Chinese cities.
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He was a man of sober, serious mien, often isolated in his palaces, protected by the most stringent of lèse-majesté laws, which effectively prevent almost any public discussion of the royal family.
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The second-most-stringent EU country, Poland, allows abortion in very limited circumstances (as does Northern Ireland, which is even stricter, though a law passed in Westminster earlier this month could change that).
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But feminists believe those older rules were just a means for men to subjugate women, so it's better to maintain or further sexual emancipation while imposing the most stringent moral norms around consent.
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" Ms. Haley described the new penalties, which the United States painstakingly negotiated with China, North Korea's most important trading partner, as "the most stringent set of sanctions on any country in a generation.
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The Muslim Brotherhood, a transnational Islamist group founded in Egypt that practiced some of the most stringent and conservative views in Islam, grew steadily in power and came to eventually control the president.
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However, the Trump administration, which has been characterized as dragging its feet on punitive measures against Russia, is unlikely to enact the most stringent measures recommended in the legislation, analysts have told CNBC.
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In May, the governor signed a bill banning abortion at every stage of pregnancy and criminalizing the procedure for doctors, in what became the most stringent measure to prohibit abortion in the country.
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Alabama's governor signed a law banning abortion in all cases except when the mother's life is in danger, the most stringent in a number of "heartbeat" bills that have been approved by Republican states.
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To answer this question fully, we have to go back to the 1950s, when the thieves code (the set of rules or understandings by which they led their lives) was at its most stringent.
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He wrote that because the law struck at the "core right" of the Second Amendment to keep weapons at home for self-defense, the court should have applied the most stringent type of scrutiny.
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The most stringent version of that standard would require a criminal conviction; a less stringent version would require us to assess the credibility of the players; the least stringent version would credit any accusation.
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But its mandate from Parliament — to examine the full range of medical, legal and ethical issues surrounding abortion — suggests a willingness to revisit the ban, one of the most stringent in the Western world.
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While there is a consensus that the government should ease the regulatory burden on community banks and limit the most stringent regulations to the very largest financial institutions, writing new rules remains a challenge.
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The nuclear deal with Iran would have prevented Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon until at least 2030 and subjected its nuclear program to the most stringent verification regime in the history of arms control.
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LONDON, Nov 73 (IFR) - UK banks' Additional Tier 1 bonds would be fair game and converted into equity if they hit severe problems, the Bank of England's most stringent stress tests yet showed on Wednesday.
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The new rule would be in addition to the Ivy League's existing limits on the amount of full contact in practice during the spring and preseason, which are among the most stringent in collegiate football.
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It will see the government roll out the most stringent set of controls ever - including new standards with tough underpinning legislation to raise the security and quality of the entire 5G and gigabit-capable networks.
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North Korea's repeated defiance of a ban on testing missiles and nuclear bombs prompted the United Nations Security Council on Saturday to unanimously adopt a resolution imposing the most stringent sanctions yet against the country.
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At its release on Friday, it proved to be among the country's most stringent: a sweeping prohibition on betting on Boilermakers athletics by students, employees and contractors of the public university in West Lafayette, Ind.
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Restrictions on the freedom of information, and the media, in the Democratic Republic of Korea (DPRK) are the most stringent in the world, with the regime controlling all television and radio broadcasters, channels and content.
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As part of the agreement, EDF will help CGN gain a license to build its own nuclear reactor, Hualong, in Britain, whose nuclear regulatory regime is seen as one of the most stringent in the world.
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"Our most stringent standard comes from the Global Aquaculture Alliance, which has a BAP (Best Aquaculture Practices) standard ... and those standards are sort of the highest levels and we meet or exceed those," Stover told CTV.
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HOUSTON — The Supreme Court's ruling Monday tossing out two of the main elements of Texas' 2013 law regulating abortion, one of the most stringent in the country, has transformed the environment for abortion in the state.
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While federal courts have invalidated or reined in some of the most stringent restrictions — in North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin — there are 17 states that now require voters to show photo identification at the ballot box.
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The UN's top court ruled on Wednesday that the United States must ease its sanctions on Iran for humanitarian reasons, a month before the administration planned to reimpose some of the most stringent sanctions on Tehran.
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The Tribune wrote that local police agencies generally blame the city's violence on the trafficking of illegal firearms into Illinois – which has some of the most stringent gun restrictions in the country – and deep-running gang problem.
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In 2016, the agency had reclassified the mesh as class III or high risk, requiring its makers to submit and obtain approval from the FDA's most stringent device review pathway in order to continue marketing the products.
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The court in that case did not decide on the underlying question of whether a wedding cake qualifies as the type of artistic expression that is entitled to the Constitution's most stringent protections under the First Amendment.
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Overturning the regulation would leave Canadian and European natural resource companies with the most-stringent reporting standards in the world for payments to foreign governments, as U.S. companies like Exxon Mobil and Chevron would get a reprieve.
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Stringent sanctions The administration succeeded in enacting the most stringent sanctions regime yet imposed on North Korea -- and crucially got more buy in from China for more pressure on its nominal ally North Korea than ever before.
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The largest aircraft will be subject to the most stringent standards under the new rules, with about a 33 percent cut as a target, ICAO said, but they will apply to the full range of commercial planes.
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More recently, it explains why a white woman in Alabama sponsored the Human Life Protection Act, the most stringent abortion bill in the United States, and a white woman, Governor Kay Ivey, signed the bill into law.
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Today, Greece awoke to the most stringent coronavirus lockdown it has seen thus far, with all travel outside the home restricted, unless you are working in essential services or making quick trips to buy food or medicine.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Access to an abortion in the United States depends largely upon where a woman lives, research showed on Wednesday, as a rash of clinics closed in areas with the most stringent restrictions.
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Li Xuelong, a Hainan property agent, said a number of colleagues had left the island in the past month, while many clients had canceled purchases after authorities introduced what they described as China's "most stringent tightening measures".
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Last month, the Treasury Department issued its third and most stringent set of regulations aimed at curbing corporate inversions (the process by which an American business capitalizes on lower tax rates overseas by merging with a foreign company).
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Jerry Brown on Friday signed legislation that would impose new restrictions on assault weapons and regulate the sale of ammunition in California, cementing the state's reputation for enacting some of the most stringent gun regulations in the country.
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The Boy Scouts of America and the Catholic Church in particular have braced themselves for litigation made possible by the relaxing of New York's statute of limitations, which had previously been among the most stringent in the country.
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The agreement will see roughly 85 percent of forest within the Great Bear Rainforest protected, with the other 15 percent available for logging under the "most stringent" standards in North America, environmental groups involved in the talks said.
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This vision includes a new National Secure Data Service that would make data available to qualified researchers — to help inform the policymaking process — while setting the most stringent standards and legal safeguards to protect privacy and data security.
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The most stringent of those is from the Fed, which early last year took the unusual step of barring the bank from expanding until it improved its culture and strengthened its internal safeguards against fraud and other wrongdoing.
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Under the agreement, about 85 percent of forest within the Great Bear Rainforest would be protected, with the other 15 percent available for logging under the "most stringent" standards in North America, environmental groups involved in the talks said.
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The law — in what was widely viewed as the one real dispute in its passage — does not include exceptions for rape or incest because lawmakers wanted to preserve the most stringent restrictions before the Supreme Court, according to AL.com.
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The NBS said price growth for new homes in China's 15 most overheated cities - mainly provincial capitals with the most stringent curbs - has remained "basically stable" from the previous month as city-based control measures continued to take effect.
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It was also a chance for the EPA to definitively say whether it got the standards right in the first place, especially the most stringent ones that will apply to cars made after 20223 (or model years 2022–2025).
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The CPP did not set mandatory carbon reduction targets, but the EPA calculated that if states opted for the most stringent pollution control plans, the CPP would reduce the electricity sector emissions 32 percent below 2005 levels by 20503.
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Warner cautioned on taking the regulations as far as Europe, which is known for having some of most stringent in the world in terms of consumer protection, but said American legislation could take the best aspects of European rules.
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Warner cautioned on taking the regulations as far as Europe, which is known for having some of most stringent in the world in terms of consumer protection, but said American legislation could take the best aspects of European rules.
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All Aboard Florida said that it would be the only railroad in the country to operate "in full compliance with the latest and most stringent" federal safety requirements, and that it would help reduce car travel in the state.
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In the past, China has pushed back on some of the most stringent proposals put forward by the US and other countries, but this year they appeared to give ground, agreeing to severe and punitive measures against its neighbor.
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It is likely a sign that the most stringent ever sanctions imposed on the North Koreans through the UN Security Council as a result of a US initiative are beginning to bite and impose severe pressure on Kim's regime.
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Abortion is also back in the spotlight in many other countries around the world, including Poland, where women have been protesting the government's plan to further restrict its abortion laws, which are already some of the most stringent in Europe.
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The Hindu Kush Himalaya Assessment found that even if the world were to meet the Paris climate agreement's most stringent global warming target, one-third of the glaciers in the mountainous region would still melt by the end of the century.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Adopting some of the most stringent measures needed to curb climate change across all industries could cause hunger levels to rise by three times as much as global warming itself, according to a study released on Tuesday.
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New Jersey was ranked behind only California in having the most stringent gun restrictions by the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, named for Gabrielle Giffords, the former congresswoman who was gravely injured by gunfire in 2011 and survived.
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The CPP did not set mandatory carbon reduction targets, but the EPA calculated that if states opted for the most stringent pollution control plans, the CPP would yield electricity sector emission reductions of 32 percent below 2005 levels by 2030.
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Andrew M. Cuomo emerged after days of public absence, suggesting that mayoral control was more complex — and less universally loved — than it appeared, and leveling his most stringent criticism toward the Assembly, led by members of his own Democratic Party.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The last gasoline-powered car will have to be sold by about 2035 to put the world on track to limit global warming to the most stringent goal set by world leaders last year, a study said on Thursday.
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In the aftermath of two July intercontinental ballistic missile tests, the United Nations last month hit North Korea with "the most stringent set of sanctions placed on any country in a generation," according to U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley.
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In the aftermath of July's two intercontinental ballistic missile tests, the United Nations on Saturday hit North Korea with "the most stringent set of sanctions placed on any country in a generation," according to U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley.
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"The proposals before us would prescribe materially less stringent requirements on firms with less risk, while maintaining the most stringent requirements for firms that pose the greatest risks to the financial system and our economy," Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a statement.
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That would be 2009, 2010 time frame -- and said we are going to use the most stringent form of law enforcement on people in the finance industry, just like mobsters and just like drug dealers, and wire tap, raids, et cetera, et cetera.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Ohio lawmakers approved a bill that bans abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be detected, as early as six weeks after conception, clearing the way for one of the most stringent abortion restrictions in the United States if it becomes law.
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Warren, who has put perhaps the most stringent restrictions on her fundraising channels, became the latest candidate to disclose her second-quarter fundraising total, announcing in an email to supporters on Monday that she would report raising more than $19 million since April.
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Even in this reduced form, Mactaggart and Soltani believed, this would be the most stringent consumer-privacy law in the country — the most significant step in years toward regulating the surveillance capitalists, and a proof of concept for activists and industry alike.
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All three of them address whom we should let into this country — and the message in all three is basically: A vote for President Trump is a vote for the guy who would have the most stringent policies on immigration and border security.
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Some of the most stringent apply to city parks and playgrounds, where more than three dozen rules prohibit a range of conduct, such as disorderly behavior, urinating, defecating, fighting, spitting, lying down on benches, camping without a permit and not picking up after dogs.
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Under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Justice Department dropped its Obama-era claim that the voter identification law in Texas, one of the nation's most stringent, had a discriminatory purpose — even though both a district court and an appeals court had ruled that it did.
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That distinction, according to a ruling this week by U.S. District Judge Paul Oetken of Manhattan in a TCPA class action against – you guessed it – Time Warner, means that the TCPA is subject to the most stringent form of review under the First Amendment.
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RELATED: In major shift, White House privately backing earlier rollback of Medicaid expansion Republican leaders in Congress warn that making changes to the Medicaid provision could seriously imperil the legislation among more moderate members and perhaps still not be enough to assuage the most stringent conservatives.
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The transplantation of stem cells, the creation of artificial organs, radical metabolic reprogramming achievable through new diets, the possibility of entirely novel environments to decelerate aging and decay—all these might challenge even the most stringent attempt to model the future of longevity based on the past.
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"This makes a lot of sense especially since it shows that the highest decrease in concentration has happened in Lombardy, where the most stringent choices were taken first," Edoardo Marcucci, who directs the Transport Research Lab at Roma Tre University in Rome, said in an email.
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Washington State, which enacted some of the nation's earliest and most stringent containment policies, has continued to see its death toll climb: The state recorded 224 deaths on Friday, the most in a single day since the outbreak began; 22020 were in King County, which includes Seattle.
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Having written the rules mainly in secret, keeping the final text from even many of his fellow Republican senators until the last moment, Mr. McConnell quickly quelled a brewing backlash from his colleagues by agreeing to relax some of the most stringent aspects he had drafted.
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Quick take, via Axios Science editor Andrew Freedman: The goals are generally in line with what the UN says is needed globally to meet the most stringent Paris target of 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming compared to pre-industrial levels, which would be net zero global emissions by 2050.
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Now scientists are at a crossroads: Some biologists say that the grizzlies' numbers are robust and that it is time to remove the most stringent protections for the bears, "delisting" them under the species act, which among other consequences means they would probably be hunted again for sport.
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While there are no guarantees that the program will make a dent in the Google Play malware problem, it seems worth a try given that app screening and monitoring are a challenge for even the most stringent app stores, be it Google's or Apple's or dedicated government offerings.
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This question is particularly thorny in Germany, home to some of the most stringent anti-hate-speech laws in the Western world, and where the interplay between freedom of expression and the rule of the law is influenced by the country's complicated history with both Nazism and Communism.
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In fact, U.S. officials tell me, Syrian refugees face the most stringent background checks of almost anyone trying to enter the U.S. READ: World reacts to Donald Trump's acceptance speech This foreign policy segment was full of what a Trump presidency would not do, and where it would not go.
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She also indicated the Fed agreed with some of the suggested changes to the current bank regulatory system that congressional Republicans and the administration have advocated, such as easing the strict Volcker rule on bank securities trading, and limiting application of the most stringent regulations to only the very largest institutions.
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"We want regulations to be the most intense, the most stringent for the very largest, most complex institutions and want it to decrease in intensity and stringency as we move down through the regional banks and the community banks," Powell said at his confirmation hearing in the Senate Banking Committee.
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At issue is the most stringent type of REMS, called "Elements to Assure Safe Use," where the U.S. Food and Drug Administration can require a restricted distribution system if a drug carries a severe risk, such as a terrible birth defect, organ damage, or death, when not administered with utmost care.
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In Germany, which has some of the most stringent anti-hate speech laws in the Western world, a study published this year found that Facebook and Twitter had failed to meet a national target of removing 70 percent of online hate speech within 24 hours of being alerted to its presence.
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"The new Michigan Lead and Copper Rule is the most stringent in the world when applied to cities with lead pipe - yet it strikes a reasonable balance between cost and benefit," Virginia Tech professor Marc Edwards, a water engineer who first raised the issue of Flint's lead contamination, said in an email.
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In criticizing China and Russia, U.S. officials have argued that neither country requires recipients of nuclear assistance to have in place the most stringent type of safeguards — those spelled out in the International Atomic Energy Agency's Additional Protocol — against the diversion of nuclear materials and technologies to use in nuclear weapons development.
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There's still a decent contingent of skeptics dismissing virtual reality as a bunch of BS, and their skepticism is about to be put to the test as virtual reality tech prepares for the most stringent test a capitalist society can throw at it in the coming months: the test of commercial viability.
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It is the most stringent action the F.D.A. has taken in the lengthy legal and medical battles over vaginal mesh, a synthetic product that has been implanted in millions of women to strengthen weakened pelvic muscles that can cause the bladder, the uterus and other organs to sag into the vaginal area.
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California already has some of the most stringent gun laws in the US. But after a husband and wife went on a gun rampage in the southern California city of San Bernardino in December, killing 14 and injuring another 21, lawmakers vowed to pass legislation which would close loopholes in the state's gun laws.
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But the government has ignored critical voices claiming there's no way to securely isolate a 5G core — such as former Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, who has said there isn't "a satisfactory mitigation of the risk" where 5G networks are concerned — and is spinning the restrictions as "the most stringent set of controls ever".
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Even though Washington and Oregon have also passed their own net neutrality laws, the outcome of the federal government's battle with California will have ramifications throughout the country because the state's new net neutrality law is the most stringent one so far, banning most kinds of zero-rating, which allows telecoms to offer services from certain providers for free.
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The companies will have 10 days to submit their plan to withdraw these products from the market, the FDA said in a statement here In 2016, the agency reclassified the mesh as class III or high risk, requiring its makers to obtain approval from the FDA's most stringent device review pathway in order to continue selling the products.
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NBC has denied the allegation that they hampered Farrow's reporting, saying in a statement that the story simply wasn't up to the network's standards when he showed it to them, despite the fact that the story was published in the New Yorker, which has one of the most stringent fact-checking processes, just two months after he left NBC.
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If passed as proposed, the Dutch law would be the world's most stringent, putting into statute the following targets: The targets are based on a report last year from the country's environmental agency, which revealed that the Netherlands (like every other country on Earth) would not accomplish its portion of the Paris targets with current policy.
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By joining the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's latest and most stringent Common Reporting Standards agreement for sharing financial information, for example, and by putting pressure on American states with notoriously tough secrecy laws, Washington would make it harder for not just corrupt Russians officials but also Moscow's security apparatus to spend money at will in America.
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What they're saying: Study co-author Andrew King, of the ARC Center of Excellence for Climate Extremes and the University of Melbourne in Australia, told Axios that the metric used in the study shows that even the most stringent temperature target under the Paris Climate Agreement would have a major impact in tropical regions by making intolerably hot temperatures far more common.
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Going green has hardly been terrible for California, even with some of the most stringent regulations and ambitious climate goals in the US. "We have seen the economy overall in California outpace the national average, investments in green technologies have flowed to California in much greater numbers than any other place in the US, and whole new businesses have risen, grown up, or moved here," said Nichols.
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Ohio is on the verge of adopting one of the strictest abortion laws in the country Ohio is on the verge of adopting one of the strictest abortion laws in the country Ohio lawmakers on Tuesday passed one of the most stringent pieces of abortion legislation in the U.S.: It would ban abortions from the detection of a fetal heartbeat — about six weeks into pregnancy — with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Rep. Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R-Iowa), one of the most stringent opponents of illegal and legal immigration in Congress, predicted Wednesday that the next wave of immigrants to come to the United States will be from East Africa.
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