There are a couple ways that these strict requirements have hurt research.
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The new apartments, seen as essential to Japan's rebirth, had strict requirements.
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The Air Force isn't dictating strict requirements for proposed Agility Prime aircraft.
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However, the slow licensing process and strict requirements are driving some companies away.
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The new payment terminals had to be certified and tested per strict requirements.
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The Social Security Administration has strict requirements for how you use children's benefits.
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Amazon has fairly strict requirements for how goods arrive at their fulfillment centers.
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Solorzano said all vessels sailing under the flag had to comply with strict requirements.
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The CA/B sets these rules and has fairly strict requirements, which you want.
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HHS later reopened applications for the funding, but with strict requirements focused on abstinence education.
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In a comment, an AT&T representative emphasized the company's strict requirements for third-party billing.
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California has consistently sought and been granted such waivers, setting relatively strict requirements for vehicle pollution.
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Not only do we face strict requirements for treatment, but this system is backlogged with patients.
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The budget would also reduce the food stamp program by making its strict requirements even stricter.
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"Not one team underwent such strict requirements as Russian athletes," he told a news conference in Rio.
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Some states have less strict requirements than the Trump administration's recommendationsJustin Pinkerman, a spokesman for Nebraska Gov.
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Intoxicating liquor can't be mailed in the U.S., and services like FedEx have strict requirements for delivery.
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Federal tax law contains strict requirements pertaining to the disclosure or use of a taxpayer's return information.
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There should be some happy medium, with fines, back taxes and strict requirements for those seeking eventual citizenship.
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"Only apps we approve that agree to strict requirements will be allowed to use the Events API," writes Schroepfer.
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"Amazon has fairly strict requirements [and a streamlined process] for how goods arrive at their fulfillment centers," Dzieza explains.
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"We managed to have Mr. Ghosn's bail granted, but it comes with many strict requirements," Takano wrote on his blog.
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Seeking to bolster the argument for Texas's strict requirements, they are signing up women who say they suffered medical complications.
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The action by Member States against the possibility of imposing such an obligation is, however, subject to satisfying strict requirements.
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"We managed to have Mr. Ghosns bail granted, but it comes with many strict requirements," Takano wrote on his blog.
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Amazon has also established itself in countries like China that have strict requirements about what data can be sent offshore.
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But Premier said Valeant set such strict requirements for those discounts that only a handful of hospitals have received any.
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These factories have to "meet our strict requirements of ethical working conditions and an extreme attention to detail," Niño explains.
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Republican-led states have increasingly set strict requirements for what doctors must tell a woman before they perform an abortion.
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Since Champagne comes from a specific region in France with strict requirements, it oftentimes comes with a high price point.
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That system awards compensation to people who can meet strict requirements for showing their injury was caused by a vaccine.
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Strict requirements for obtaining a conviction mean that those returning to some European countries may walk free, the ICG says.
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The commission has strict requirements for most forms of political advertising, but the rules around social media ads have been vague.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal would place strict requirements on how broadband providers like Comcast or Verizon could use their customers' data.
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Additionally, Regulation has strict requirements to companies, once data leakage happens, companies must report it to data protection regulator within 72 hours.
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"As with all our defense partners, sales will need to still meet strict requirements, including those related to human rights," he said.
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However only 4503% of private-sector workers are eligible for the FMLA because of strict requirements about firm size and hours previously worked.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Mr. de Blasio's predecessor, imposed strict requirements on advancing students, making state tests the driving force in the decision.
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In October, Nest announced its device access program, which put strict requirements on which third-party devices can be used with its system.
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Private insurance will not be eliminated under the plan proposed Monday, though it will have to adhere to "strict" requirements on costs and benefits.
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The program, which first opened for enrollment in 2008, forgives a participant's federal loan balance after 10 years if they meet certain strict requirements.
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The government provides a stipend, called a cash benefit transfer, but the strict requirements of the law make it a "poverty trap," she said.
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But no matter where ships are flagged, cruise ships are highly regulated, with strict requirements that apply irrespective of where a ship is registered.
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In order for individuals to pursue careers as florists, makeup artists, and interior designers, certain states have imposed strict requirements for practicing these vocations.
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The site now enforces strict requirements for all animal part auctions, including posted documentation on the listing indicating the item is indeed an antique.
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"For too long the strict requirements of the anti-doping rules have fallen largely onto athletes," AIU chairman David Howman said in a statement.
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In response to the Disneyland outbreak, California suddenly went from a state with quite lax school vaccination standards to one with extremely strict requirements.
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And another three closed their accounts rather than comply with her increasingly strict requirements, including one that customers deposit 90 percent of their receipts.
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Japan has strict requirements for recognizing asylum seekers and accepted only three refugees in the first half of 2017 despite a record 8,561 fresh applications.
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Regulators also have strict requirements for ensuring the purity of products that will be tested in humans and tend to be cautious about side effects.
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Remarkably, unlike the strict requirements in place for lawyers and doctors, not all financial advisers are legally required to act in their clients' best interest.
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Passed in 23, the act created strict requirements for "operators of websites or online services" that collect information from children under the age of 213.
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BRF said halal market sales rose by 12.5% in the quarter as prices rose in Saudi Arabia, which enforces strict requirements to certify meat suppliers.
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Grants and contracts traditionally come with strict requirements for short-term outputs and minimal (or zero) allowance for gearing toward or measuring longer-term outcomes.
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A 2008 law meant to combat the trafficking of minors places strict requirements on how unaccompanied migrant children from Central America are to be treated.
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He is responsible for paying the hospital at least $219,400 of the bill and it may be more pending meeting his insurance company's strict requirements.
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Implemented in May, the GDPR sets strict requirements for any breach involving EU citizens, requirements that are already guiding Facebook's response to the session key attack.
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Banks trying to meet strict requirements intended to prevent another financial crisis have been looking to shed deposits that would require them to hold more capital.
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The New York-based startup will act as your cosigner – allowing you to get into the apartment you want even if you don't meet the strict requirements.
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"The Supreme Court emphasised the strict requirements and high thresholds for the interim suspension of CAS awards and found that these were not fulfilled," the statement said.
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" In an interview, he added: "The problem in Australia is that the courts tend to make orders that don't comply with the strict requirements of the law.
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The watchdog concluded that withholding funding for the department violated a federal law that sets strict requirements for when an executive agency can block congressionally appropriated funding.
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Even though recreational cannabis has been legal for years in several states, including Nevada, many employers in those have maintained strict requirements that their workers not toke up.
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ESP was the first producer to meet strict requirements of the new German regulations in 2012 and claims to have about 90 percent share of the national market.
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Under the text voted in the EU assembly, banks would have less strict requirements to cover for bad loan losses in the build-up of their full buffers.
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Strict requirements are in place to keep tabs on where exactly such aid goes and to make sure weapons don't fall into the hands of human rights abusers.
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Sweden enforces strict requirements for who can actually get a license: No one convicted of a felony, under a restraining order, or has a DUI can have a gun.
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Under GDPR, companies handling the personal data of Europeans must adhere to strict requirements for holding and securing that information, and must report breaches to authorities within 72 hours.
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Even as states have chipped away at abortion access over the past several years — through strict requirements on clinics, providers, and women seeking abortions — the issue rarely feels urgent.
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Miami Beach, Florida, one of the most popular resort cities for short-term rentals, is cracking down on illegal listings by proposing strict requirements on how properties are advertised.
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As for Common Core, numerous states are gradually backing away from its strict requirements and dropping out of the federally financed testing consortia in search of more reasonable options.
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Her cargo comes with some strict requirements: the trailer has to be kept cooled to a certain temperature, and she has to drop it off by 5AM in Chicago.
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"This may at least be partially attributable to policies such as mandatory removal from play following concussions, and strict requirements associated with return-to-play," Chandran said by email.
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California, Minnesota and Washington, D.C., also have strict requirements, imposing criminal liability for improper gun storage when a child may, or is likely to, gain access to a firearm.
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Strict requirements like these would have severely cut down abortion access across Texas if it weren't for the 5-743 Supreme Court decision of 2016 in Whole Women's Health v.
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The decision to cancel the world championships comes a day after the International Skating Union announced strict requirements for attending the event, including monitoring temperatures of skaters, coaches and officials.
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Some defendants find themselves saddled with strict requirements, like hundreds of hours of community service, five years of probation or even a month in jail, that are indistinguishable from punishment.
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The bill will have to undergo parliamentary scrutiny to ensure that it meets the strict requirements on what can or can't be included in a bill under the budget reconciliation process.
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The decision concerned two parts of a law that imposed strict requirements on abortion providers in Texas signed into law in July 2013 by Rick Perry, the governor at the time.
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Even if it's a man-eater, and even if you're working for a government agency, many strict requirements must be met before one of the endangered animals can legally be killed.
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"Essentially, we would allow private insurance to offer a plan in the Medicare system, but they will be subject to strict requirements to ensure it lowers costs and expands services," Harris wrote.
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"Essentially, we would allow private insurance to offer a plan in the Medicare system, but they will be subject to strict requirements to ensure it lowers costs and expands services," she writes.
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The company reviewed several hundred potential locations for the client's proposed dispensary before finally finding one that met nearly every one of the strict requirements demanded by officials of Anne Arundel County.
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They also regulate how such data can be searched and create strict requirements for dealing with unevaluated electronic communications, which must be destroyed no later than five years after the are first examined.
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Many large Chinese start-ups have turned to foreign stock exchanges for capital funding due to strict requirements for initial public offerings in mainland China that say companies must be profitable before listing.
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A perfect way to repay their hypocrisy would be to deliver every penny of requested aid, but with strict requirements that Texas end its years of dithering and finally implement sensible environmental planning.
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Typically, for most patients, "take home" doses sufficient to last more than a week or two are difficult to obtain due to a mix of federal and state regulations that impose strict requirements.
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Italy's policies have involved pushing Libya to crack down on traffickers and stopping ships operated by nongovernmental organizations that rescue migrants when their boats sink or capsize unless the organizations meet strict requirements.
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The Justice Department complaint said the town's planning officials deliberately set out impossibly strict requirements that the Islamic Society could not meet, after members of the public raised objections based on anti-Muslim bias.
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" It also said that "All work related to Ascension's engagement with Google is HIPAA compliant and underpinned by a robust data security and protection effort and adherence to Ascension's strict requirements for data handling.
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"We respect the S.E.C. decision that Rappler contravenes the strict requirements of the law that the ownership and management of mass media entities must be wholly owned by Filipinos," a presidential spokesman, Harry Roque, said.
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Although many employees were sympathetic to the pressure to hit financial goals and meet the strict requirements and late requests of major IP holders, the rapid pace of development caused many employees to feel significant burnout.
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One of the strict requirements that do exist for Goudas is the FDA's mandate that Goudas have at least 46 percent butterfat, and Roomano doesn't quite hit that mark (it is marketed plainly as "Aged Cheese").
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"We have implemented strict requirements on third parties submitting charges for AT&T bills to ensure that all charges are authorized by our customers; indeed, those requirements go beyond the requirements of FCC rules," the statement reads.
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"Ascension said in a release Monday that "all work related to Ascension's engagement with Google is HIPAA compliant and underpinned by a robust data security and protection effort and adherence to Ascension's strict requirements for data handling.
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Wing is also betting it can make a business out of regulators' strict requirements for drones; the company is developing software that routes unmanned aircraft in the sky, a sort of automated air traffic control for drones.
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It came to a startling conclusion: Under these plans, even poorer people on Medicaid who are working regularly might not meet the strict requirements placed on them and could suffer a lapse in health coverage as a result.
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Immigration officials would have needed to procure DNA samples from people who spoke another language and send these samples to the FBI to be included in a database that had strict requirements for uploading the sensitive DNA data.
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They argue people who don't work will lose coverage, but the people who do work will likely earn too much money in order to qualify under the state's strict requirements, and will not be offered employer-sponsored insurance.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's health regulator on Monday set out thresholds for a new class of cannabis cultivation and processing licenses, and outlined strict requirements for the packaging and labeling of recreational marijuana ahead of its legalization this year.
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BusinessEurope, an organisation grouping business federations from 35 countries, said China was the most restrictive of the EU's major trading partners -- with numerous barriers to investment, strict requirements for joint ventures and its procurement market closed to EU firms.
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States had wide latitude in the specifics of their programs, but they have to meet some strict requirements: Namely, their plans can't increase the number of uninsured people, can't reduce benefits, and can't increase costs for customers or the government.
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In the 45 years since the ruling, anti-abortion activists have largely focused on lobbying state legislatures for laws that delay or limit access to abortion, including mandating parental notification by teenagers, longer waiting periods, and strict requirements for clinics.
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"But there are circumstances in which the rule of law demands adherence to strict requirements even when the equities of a particular case may seem to point in the opposite direction," Alito said, adding that the case had sensitive diplomatic implications.
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More than one million Americans have joined such groups, attracted by prices that are far lower than the cost of traditional insurance policies that must meet strict requirements established by the Affordable Care Act, like guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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More than one million Americans have joined such groups, attracted by prices that are far lower than the cost of traditional insurance policies that must meet strict requirements established by the Affordable Care Act, like guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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The lawsuit in federal court in Newark, New Jersey, said planning officials in Bernards Township deliberately set out impossibly strict requirements that the Islamic Society of Basking Ridge was unable to meet, after members of the public objected based on religious bias.
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While the ruling now offers a more clear way for telecommunication companies to challenge these orders, and a checklist for judges to consult when they approve these sorts of orders, it does not create any strict requirements for how police conduct tower dumps.
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More than one million Americans have joined such groups, attracted by prices that are far lower than the cost of traditional insurance policies, which must meet strict requirements established by the federal health care law, like guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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As mentioned above, the parachute system still requires some additional testing for certification purposes, but the crewed CFT test launch should happen sometime in "early 2020," according to Boeing, provided everything meets their strict requirements in terms of safety and other readiness standards.
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Beyond displaying a disturbingly relaxed attitude to other people's privacy — which risks getting Facebook into regulatory trouble, given GDPR's strict requirements around breach disclosure, for example — the other core issue of concern here is the company's apparent failure to enforce its own developer policy.
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All "sex offenders" must comply with strict requirements, including regular registration, residency restrictions, and lifetime consequences damaging their personal and professional lives long after they've served their time, including the public shaming of having their names, faces, and addresses plastered online by the government.
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That law places strict requirements on how data can be stored and used in the EU. Though he called it "a good bit of legislation in terms of effort," he also said it was misguided in its diagnosis of the problems caused by big tech.
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And since Mr. Trump has denounced the Iran deal, with its uniquely intrusive inspections and strict requirements for significantly reducing nuclear fuel and other nuclear-related components, as the "worst ever," he has set quite a high bar for an accord with North Korea.
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The law represents one of a handful of recent attempts by states to expand voting access even as many others sought to limit it, often by imposing strict requirements intended to protect against voter fraud, which most experts agree is not a widespread concern.
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Around the same time that it began separating immigrant children from their parents as they crossed into the United States, the Department of Homeland Security also established strict requirements for the relatives and friends who might care for these children while their cases are sorted out.
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As a Chinese company, Tencent is under strict requirements to share information about users with the government, even though its shares are traded on the New York Stock exchange and it has a fast-growing number of users in the United States and other international markets.
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"We have implemented strict requirements on third parties submitting charges for AT&T bills to ensure that all charges are authorized by our customers; indeed, those requirements go beyond the requirements of FCC rules and impose safeguards that the FCC proposed but never adopted," said an AT&T spokesperson.
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Q: Has there been increased uptake of new cyber insurance policies since the May 25, 2018 effective date of the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"), the European Union legal framework that imposes strict requirements on companies that process personal information of EU individuals, regardless of where the companies are located?
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In fact, the European Union's highest court has laid out strict requirements for how this cheese can be made and labeled in countries within the EU.Characterized by its granular texture and lengthy aging process, Parmigiano-Reggiano is best enjoyed in freshly grated form over pasta dishes or as a standalone snack.
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Under the terms of his contract, Andrew was subject to a number of strict requirements including: adhere to an 123 pm curfew, have "no negative contact with anyone," do 25 hours of community service, tour a correctional facility, get good grades, and go to the local police department once a week for programming.
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Alan Krueger, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers during the Obama administration, also expressed openness to "a smart way" to "maintain strict requirements on the systemically important financial institutions ... and then ease up on some of the unnecessary burden on the smaller banks" during an interview on Bloomberg TV last year.
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As part of its proposed settlement, Teami has to get signed commitments from its influencer clients saying they would correctly disclose their monetary relationshipGoing forward, the FTC set strict requirements for how Teami must monitor the disclosure behaviors of its influencer clients that it pays $20 or more each month to promote its brand.
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While surgery-center laws outside Texas have forced a few clinics to shut down, the laws in several states including Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania and Virginia allow for waivers to the strict requirements, allowing some existing clinics to be exempt from rules governing, for example, storage space or flooring materials; the Texas law struck down Monday was, by comparison, inflexible.
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In 2018, the Trump administration doubled down, lengthening the time short-term insurance could be offered from the previously allowed three months to a year and flooding the market with "cheaper" alternatives; these plans limit coverage such as for incidences of cancer only or have strict requirements before coverage kicks in like the plan Azcue has.
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He goes on to detail what would be necessary in order to meet his test of "strict requirements" — including that a general obligation to retain metadata "must be laid down by legislative or regulatory measures possessing the characteristics of accessibility, foreseeability and adequate protection against arbitrary interference"; and that it must "respect the essence of the right to respect for private life and the right to the protection of personal data" laid down by the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.
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