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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After 2025, countries must draw up more stringent emissions reduction plans, although the Paris pact does not say how much more stringent those plans should be.
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"When you impose more stringent vehicle fuel efficiency standards and more stringent greenhouse gas standards on cars and trucks, that can have an effect on highway safety," he said.
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" China and drugs "When you go to a country where they have very, very stringent — unbelievably stringent, like probably we can't do in our country — they have no drug problem.
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But our objective and the world&aposs objective should be to curb their use, to have some stringent -- stringent efforts to stop proliferation, to freeze some of those weapons, to find verification methods.
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The effect is to subject optical pleasure to stringent rigor.
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WE'RE EXPECTING THAT THAT WILL BE A VERY STRINGENT BUDGET.
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"It makes it hard to be very stringent," Prasad added.
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Some also argue less stringent regulation may help foster innovation.
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Still, food safety fears linger, despite Beijing's stringent import requirements.
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" Hill Crest said Higdon Hill adheres "to stringent curriculum requirements.
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But some EU states have introduced more stringent documentary requirements.
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Drollinger's requirements for his own dress are even more stringent.
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This too looks less stringent than it might have been.
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Clinton promised she would make gun control laws more stringent.
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India's tobacco packaging rules are among the world's most stringent.
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Or she could hold out for higher, more stringent standards.
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More stringent security measures are of course needed, and quickly.
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Taking a government spot will require more stringent ethics rules.
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Content providers in China face stringent regulations and censorship challenges.
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Checkpoints have become more stringent, prompting smugglers to charge more.
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Like previously, systemically important banks must meet more stringent requirements.
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The tag "too big to fail" requires more stringent regulations.
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The regulatory environment is growing more stringent in some markets.
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The standard was originally more stringent, but in December, in
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Her existence entails a far more stringent set of justifications.
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Requirements for the national intelligence estimate also became more stringent.
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It also pledged more stringent controls on big cat breeders.
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More stringent rules for the market are in the works.
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President Obama issued stringent fracking regulations to slow the growth.
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Humu said it complied with Europe's stringent data privacy rules.
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There's one in California, obviously Europe has been rather stringent.
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The laws can get more stringent, depending on the state.
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For others it will mean adopting more stringent hygiene practices.
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"Most states don't have very stringent requirements," Mr. Nalla said.
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Obama was a Democrat who advocated for more stringent laws.
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And I think, rightly, we are subject to stringent regulations.
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The stringent measures placed on Hubei have also attracted criticism.
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However ETOPS flights operate to a more stringent safety standard.
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More stringent lending standards [and] higher rates shift the equation.
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In countless instances, FDA has been too stringent and inflexible.
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Stringent biocontainment helps, but no containment system provides zero risk.
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People favoring more stringent gun controls accuse opponents of shilling for the National Rifle Association and the gun industry, and people opposing more stringent gun controls accuse their opponents of shredding the Second Amendment.
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"Even though we all know that land use regulation is probably a better way to address this hazard ... more stringent land use regulation is probably less likely than more stringent building codes," Birkland said.
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Can I graduate to a more stringent version of Screen Time?
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German data protection rules are among the most stringent in Europe.
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Stricter action and more stringent punishment for the accused is another.
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Maddow advocates more stringent rules on Western companies aiding foreign corruption.
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Not as stringent as it used to be in this country.
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Despite increasingly stringent mileage mandates, automakers keep upping their performance game.
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America is pushing to tighten already stringent sanctions on North Korea.
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We all know the NYSE and Nasdaq have stringent listing requirements.
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Amherst has banned them altogether; Harvard's policy is nearly as stringent.
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The Federal Reserve also has adopted more stringent stress-test standards.
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There are very stringent checks when you apply for firearms certificates.
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U.S. refiners wanted even more stringent terms on imports from Mexico.
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The second review takes a somewhat narrower and more stringent approach.
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California's timber laws are considered the most stringent in the nation.
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I can't forget the overly stringent Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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That said, the vetting process for MAVNI recruits was already stringent.
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Virginia has among the most stringent eligibility rules in the country.
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These statuses should be obtained through current or more stringent channels.
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The law imposed more stringent funding requirements for defined benefit pensions.
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We need stricter state and federal policies and more stringent requirements.
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They have more stringent fraud protections and let you earn rewards.
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But that's a result of stringent contribution limits, not independent spending.
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But Landis said more stringent rules have paid off in Seabrook.
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And the rules governing regulated institutions have become gradually less stringent.
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Mr. Quarles implied that those banks would face more stringent standards.
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Other cities have implemented stringent home quarantine requirements on international arrivals.
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It broadened which stores may be subject to its stringent regulation.
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Should the rules be changed to be stringent about these "bumps"?
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Brazil has some of the world's most stringent controls on deforestation.
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"It appears we need more effective, more stringent measures," he said.
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"It appears we need more effective, more stringent measures," he said.
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The Metro made its advertising policy more stringent in May 2015.
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Darrow said the FDA didn't always have a stringent review process.
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Apple is well known for its stringent App Store approval process.
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He was also a liberal Democrat who'd married a stringent Republican.
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Then again, his definition of ripe is more stringent than most.
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Stringent rules will still govern the purchase and use of marijuana.
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All major automakers previously voiced support for the more stringent standards.
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BUYING BASICS Switzerland imposes stringent federal restrictions on foreign home buyers.
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The regulation of Channel 4 is extremely clear and very stringent.
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Until now, gun laws were assessed using these less stringent approaches.
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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 stringent requirements could likely be a deterrent against verifying abusive accounts.
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Truly disruptive design is further restrained by stringent safety regulations for cars.
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Plus, I really doubt that FCA could meet Apple's stringent quality requirements.
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It's one of the most stringent legal actions surrounding video game cheating.
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Daydream-ready smartphones will need to meet a stringent set of requirements.
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Stringent sanctions on the coal trade may simply drive more it underground.
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The guidelines for putting ads in Instant Articles are even more stringent.
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In reality, Evenflo tests were anything but stringent, internal company documents show.
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Authorized buyers using our systems are subject to stringent policies and standards.
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Without stringent enforcement, North Korea's complex illicit trafficking networks will continue undeterred.
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This created stringent requirements for data-handling, breach notification and user consent.
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The workers were demanding more mining concessions with less stringent environmental rules.
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Apps and big data are managing to skirt around stringent privacy laws.
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Authorised buyers using our systems are subject to stringent policies and standards.
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And even the most stringent peer-review process often resembles a lottery.
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This lawsuit centers on a stringent "voter fraud" law Kobach enthusiastically backed.
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But he did point out it had a rather clawing, stringent aftertaste.
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Despite that, it faces lighter requirements and less stringent oversight than lenders.
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That led to the modern world of deposit insurance and stringent regulation.
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But Li said the Sinopec's aviation biofuel had met stringent safety standards.
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Only 3% of applicants pass the stringent process, hence the show's title.
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Some provincial securities regulators also are using stringent enforcement to protect investors.
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More stringent standards could have cost the industry huge amounts of money.
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Entry is at the doorman's discretion, but it doesn't appear overly stringent.
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Ohio has a reputation for stringent measures aimed at its own electorate.
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However, stringent rules will still govern the purchase and use of marijuana.
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At the same news conference, the museum unveiled more stringent acquisition policies.
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The Texas requirement is even less stringent, requiring privileges within 30 miles.
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Mainland companies not listed overseas do not face the same stringent rules.
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Olympic drug testing is also more stringent than for many professional bouts.
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The agreement has the most stringent verification and monitoring regime ever negotiated.
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But do you need such stringent criteria for a well-worn idea?
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Other companies are taking a more stringent approach, cutting out booze altogether.
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Investors interested in social good often have stringent environmental and social criteria.
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And there would be very stringent requirements around income levels and rents.
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At present, the UK has conducted the most stringent oversight of Huawei.
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Outbreaks of highly infectious diseases like Ebola have their own stringent protocols.
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Officials say — and some experts agree — that the stringent measures are necessary.
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Her stringent aesthetic and sense of correctness never deserted her, friends recalled.
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The Fed is a leader in pushing stringent regulation on the nation.
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More stringent environmental regulations is forcing auto makers to increase their use.
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The requirement dates to 1968, and has been made more stringent since.
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Consumer advocates call it the most stringent insurance rule of any state.
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Is there a country that's more stringent on these laws than others?
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Insurers say stringent European Solvency 2 capital rules have crimped their business.
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But inevitably some organizations are not as careful and not as stringent.
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Many of the state's most stringent drought rules were eased months ago.
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But that is changing, with the government setting increasingly stringent tailpipe rules.
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Later, the NDRC had to reverse some of the most stringent measures.
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Over the past 15 years, security screening procedures have become increasingly stringent.
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The rules follow stringent European privacy regulations that went into effect in May.
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And it agreed to the most stringent inspections regime anywhere in the world.
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It is too early to say how stringent this month's measures will be.
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Stringent EU capital requirements, known as Solvency 2, introduced this year, have helped.
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ITAR (the International Traffic in Arms Regulations) is a very stringent regulatory control.
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Financial hurdles aren't the only barriers to a more stringent airport security system.
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Both methods freed Carson from the stringent terms of a traditional bank loan.
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Any salon performing microblading should have stringent contamination protocols in place, she said.
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And there is good reason to think that more stringent controls are needed.
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In return, northern countries insisted on stringent austerity measures and onerous structural reforms.
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More stringent conditions mean the outlook for maize is no longer so sunny.
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But there are thousands of small companies that can't pass those stringent requirements.
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It's a stringent requirement, especially for a rocket that's flown numerous times before.
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"A lot of these regions don't have stringent carbon pricing regulations," Fletcher said.
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Lawmakers and social workers point out that laws regarding rape are already stringent.
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Fortunately, Arlington had less stringent rules, so that's where they set up shop.
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More stringent government regulation was passed in one state earlier this month, however.
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They come with extraordinarily stringent rules that can easily lead to financial ruin.
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Macron said Paris and Washington wanted to negotiate a new, more stringent deal.
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Such a standard is more stringent than those used for NASA's Shuttle program.
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Should he not follow through on these commitments, Congress will exercise stringent oversight.
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The principle is literally paralyzing—forbidding inaction, stringent regulation, and everything in between.
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That suggests more stringent regulations are needed to protect human health, researchers say.
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Democrats were far more likely than Republicans to support more stringent gun laws.
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Facing ever more stringent mileage and emissions standards, automakers are exploring their options.
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Autonomous vehicles should have the same stringent testing standards as in air travel.
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Problems remain, but pre-round due diligence seems to be getting more stringent.
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So Europe's been the most stringent, in terms of putting the ... They have.
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The EPA must regularly review whether to make air quality standards more stringent.
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Congress must exercise far more diligent and stringent supervision over these executive agencies.
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Libras, meanwhile, tend to oversee their social circles with stringent attention to detail.
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In addition to stringent sanctions, President Trump has also called out Russia publicly.
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They come with extraordinarily stringent rules that can easily lead to financial ruin.
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A long-term solution to the problem will require more stringent international norms.
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Tokyo maintains that exports will be approved if stringent application procedures are met.
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Wisconsin's unusually stringent photo ID law is the object of a federal lawsuit.
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But if the water showed higher nitrogen concentrations, regulations would be more stringent.
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Further down in her statement, she called for more stringent restrictions on guns.
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Such a deal would likely include lifting stringent U.S. sanctions on the country.
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The labor regulations at World Cup sites are meant to be particularly stringent.
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Caught in the newly stringent rules were thousands of Jews across occupied Europe.
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A premium listing meets more stringent rules than the European Union's minimum requirements.
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Less-stringent proposals would require pharmaceutical companies to disclose and justify price hikes.
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But I will say California does have more stringent requirements than most states.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listed stringent preconditions for any engagement with Iran.
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Nothing and everything, as Mr. Naharin proves in this excellent and stringent piece.
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Many of the apps had more stringent controls than Apple's in-house alternatives.
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They set about putting stringent limits on the country's extensive shadow banking networks.
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That was in stark contrast to the stringent approach of police forces abroad.
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That was in stark contrast to the stringent approach of police forces abroad.
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That changed last year, however, as the company implemented a more stringent review.
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He started familiarizing himself with the stringent state regulations that govern the industry.
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The researchers modeled existing mandates and what happens if they're made more stringent.
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The agency has stringent guidelines to prevent political meddling in research projects themselves.
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It might instead require more stringent enforcement by regulators, said Spence of Sonos.
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Many of them are not even aware of New York's stringent housing rules.
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To mitigate any impact of this rare occurrence, we implemented stringent sanitation procedures.
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Currently, California's most stringent regulations are also followed by a dozen other states.
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Still others have imposed stringent restrictions after cases of child transfers and abandonment.
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As emissions standards became more stringent, Volkswagen engineers struggled to build compliant engines.
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Without stringent rules, he said, there will be some sellers not charging taxes.
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Another surge of stringent abortion limits is expected in state legislatures next year.
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Idaho legislators had considered bills with less stringent measures, but ultimately rejected those.
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In any event, more stringent state laws would trump a weakened HIPAA standard.
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U.S. tech companies may receive some reprieve having feared a more stringent crackdown.
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They want more stringent reporting requirements for attacks on hospitals and other providers.
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Asked if the stringent hiring has resulted in losing talent, Meir suggested not.
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" Coal plants will be shut down by "increasingly stringent emissions and pollution limits.
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But India has lagged behind in implementing stringent environment policies for coal emission.
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Automakers now complain about the steep technical challenge that the stringent standards pose.
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US states and cities started implementing similar, though less stringent, measures this week.
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We have stringent procedures in place to ensure safe and well-maintained restaurants.
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The Clean Power Plan, for all the hype around it, wasn't particularly stringent.
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This administration is likely to have a more stringent policy around these issues.
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Without the stringent and expensive requirements, moreover, he wonders whether legalization would have occurred.
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As for the muzzling, Rennie says that restrictions became much more stringent after 2012.
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What's different now is that U.S. automakers face far more stringent fuel-economy standards.
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" Working in health care, Dachis deals with what he himself describes as "stringent regulations.
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The Trump administration reimposed stringent sanctions on Iran, including on its enormous oil industry.
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But in December, the City Council passed an ordinance requiring more stringent fingerprint screenings.
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As a result of the stringent criteria, most applications get thrown out of consideration.
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But having once ascribed to such a stringent, inflexible worldview has left its residue.
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Russian athletes can, however, apply to compete as neutrals provided they meet stringent criteria.
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Several other states have rejected such stringent procedures for being too burdensome to voters.
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Mr Howard refused to commit Australia to stringent reductions by ratifying the Kyoto protocol.
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Would it allow licensing requirements, particularly the more stringent, expansive licensing rules in Massachusetts?
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Such companies are subjected to stricter Federal Reserve oversight, including more stringent capital rules.
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Terrorism financing concerns long ago put more stringent rules on banking and other businesses.
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Last week, a federal appeals court invalidated a 2011 stringent Texas voter identification law.
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"I can't argue that the law isn't extremely strident or stringent," Grisham told CNN.
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They impose stringent health and safety standards and follow all state and federal laws.
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When the EPA does so, environmentalists will sue, claiming the rules aren't stringent enough.
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The House Republican blueprint would replace this guarantee with more complicated, less stringent standards.
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Ultimately, having a stringent password policy is far better than have none at all.
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Ford measured the capability using the widely accepted—and more stringent—J2807 SAE standard.
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The emissions rules in the United States are more stringent than those in Europe.
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Any recommendations provided before April 2017 are subject to the old, less stringent rules.
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Democrats might prefer to focus on a more stringent way to define persuadable voters.
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Over the decades since, stringent crackdowns led to a steady decline in their numbers.
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A government notice released in December outlined stringent new regulations for foreign-hired consultants.
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After Andrew, the federal government imposed more stringent regulations for those types of homes.
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Even with stringent emissions reductions, some further warming is in the pipeline, carrying risks.
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Not when players were required to conform to a stringent, tortuous code of comportment.
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The Israeli authorities have also adopted more stringent travel restrictions than many other governments.
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In Italy, all 11.5 million people in the country are under stringent travel restrictions.
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They have struck down stringent (and extremely rare) laws like bans on public carry.
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"We always have the option to make the policy more stringent," Mr. Weiss said.
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By the time stringent social distancing was introduced, on March 22, it was everywhere.
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There are plenty of things CARB could do to make the program more stringent.
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While Paltrow's diet might seem stringent, she loves to eat French fries and pasta.
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Preparations will take longer than planned due to the stringent requirements GDPR puts forth.
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Several then announced outright suspensions shortly before the Trump administration announced stringent travel restrictions.
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It also had more stringent pollution limits and tougher monitoring than many other states.
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While most Florida cities have zoning rules more stringent than Houston's, development is rampant.
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Amazon created a retail paradise that protects itself from critics calling for stringent regulation.
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The effects of extreme partisan gerrymandering and stringent voter-ID laws would be amplified.
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The requirements for those cars are somewhat less stringent than those for yellow cabs.
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More stringent local regulations, however, are forcing a shift of intellectual property to China.
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In some cases, the most stringent laws will simply trump the more permissive ones.
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At the same time, carmakers have to hit increasingly stringent federal fuel economy standards.
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Experts view these laws as some of the most stringent and comprehensive protections possible.
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Content providers in the world's most populous country face stringent regulations and censorship challenges.
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Mr. Ryman's stringent approach eliminated imagery, conventional color and, to some extent, emotive brushwork.
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The less stringent OFAC's guidance is, the less the new sanctions will hurt Iran.
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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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In one encounter with hedge-fund chiefs, Yasuhisa Shiozaki, the labour minister, is said to have promised stringent standards of corporate governance and bank lending—so stringent that even household names like Japan Airlines, the national flag carrier, would be shut down.
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And have also called upon forest officials to take stringent action against those attempting them.
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It has been called "liquid handcuffs," due to the stringent regulations and rumored difficulty detoxing.
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And the weeding out of bad actors depends on stringent enforcement, which is often lacking.
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Tuna catches from other regions did not face the same stringent tests, the nation said.
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Back when the forums were first created, many were moderated in less than stringent fashion.
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Critics of Dodd-Frank said the stringent rules discouraged lending and burdened smaller banks unnecessarily.
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If signed into law, it would be one of the nation's most stringent abortion restrictions.
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Dan Forest, a stringent defender of the bill, to Texas legislators considering a similar law.
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If signed into law, it would be the most stringent abortion restriction in the country.
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Getting a demolition permit is almost impossible, Rushton said — the city has stringent building regulations.
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Citizens, worried for their safety and the imposition of more stringent ownership rules, stockpile guns.
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The city is also initiating a "more stringent" process for tracking complaints and scooter scofflaws.
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In 2015 he backed a stringent ban on smoking in indoor public places in Beijing.
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Tech companies that have actual operations in China have had to take more stringent steps.
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Florida had the most stringent laws, banning more people from voting than any other state.
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In most cases, it is not, particularly in Florida where codes are already quite stringent.
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Schumer has a stringent routine to gather feedback from his members and develop a consensus.
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Companies need government permits to reopen, and doing so requires adhering to stringent safety measures.
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If he is to meet Germany's stringent fiscal rule, he must rein in public spending.
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Like a national privacy law versus the one in California, which is the most stringent.
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So it's understandable why the federal government has now put such stringent rules in place.
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For other types of firearms and ammo, individuals must go through a stringent licensing process.
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These retraining funds have stringent eligibility criteria, so that the programme is heavily under-used.
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Second, the DC law has more stringent administrative requirements than those in other American jurisdictions.
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They attacked Obama's rules, calling them too stringent, and backed Trump's move to weaken them.
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United States, which struck down stringent Arizona immigration laws as preempted under the Supremacy Clause.
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This evidence might have been admissible in a military tribunal with less stringent evidentiary standards.
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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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The study's findings were an argument for a more aggressive timetable and more stringent targets.
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More and more states are following California, which began instituting stringent environmental rules decades ago.
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Mr. West presents a new vexation that's the opposite of Mr. Cosby's stringent black conservatism.
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It pointed out the hypocrisy which can come with stringent belief — not always, but sometimes.
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BMO's home lending rose 2.6%, despite stringent rules introduced by Canada's financial regulators last year.
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Cyclists undergo a stringent testing regime in the three hours leading up to a race.
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It's important to bear in mind how the more stringent background-check requirements became law.
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However, analysts at HSBC believe the deal will face stringent remedies or may be blocked.
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But Gadde seemed to contradict Beykpour when it came to how stringent Twitter's policies were.
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Elected Democrats also a fear a political backlash if they push for more stringent measures.
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States with more stringent immunization requirements are better able protect their communities from these illnesses.
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But audiences may come to demand more stringent security as a sign of basic safety.
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It will also match the more stringent winter specifications required by Europe, the source said.
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Trump argued that the standards were set too stringent and economically hurt the auto industry.
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The Lone Star State's restrictions on polling place speech are particularly stringent — and likely unconstitutional.
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"They need to come up with more stringent targets," Mr. Hemmings of Transport & Environment said.
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But environmental groups have argued that the E.P.A.'s rules must be far more stringent.
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As a result, Chinese leaders have enacted more stringent regulation and inspection of consumer products.
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The more stringent post-crisis regulatory framework has helped make banks more resilient to stress.
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"These fan zones will be maintained with an adapted and stringent security protocol," he said.
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An overly stringent permitting process with high impact fees on homebuilders also holds back supply.
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U.K. tax rules governing foreign income are less stringent than those in the United States.
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The FBI is subject to similarly stringent procedures for searching data collected under Section 702.
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The selection process is stringent and becoming a retailer can take two to five years.
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A more stringent punishment would be to revoke Facebook's permission to offer employee-only apps.
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The stringent approval and labeling process was pushed by Senator Estes Kefauver, a Tennessee Democrat.
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In terms of solutions, these authors call for more stringent oversight from funders and institutions.
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Uber drivers, by contrast, face less stringent requirements, and are often less expensive to use.
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And when they do have access, women typically face more stringent loan arrangements than men.
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The State Department has stringent regulations around compensation and housing for the au pair program.
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Several other cities, including London and Barcelona, Spain, have also instituted stringent home-sharing rules.
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Stringent intellectual-property laws seem to be doing little to encourage real innovation and entrepreneurship.
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It is doing that through a combination of stringent conservation, re-use and innovative technology.
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There were also signs that New York's stringent restrictions on social gatherings could be working.
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ADAM CHAPMAN We set up some stringent parameters when we were selecting what to do.
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In the years that followed, royal gatekeepers have retained stringent control over broadcasters seeking interviews.
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The more stringent fall rules are unlikely to sit well with some of the campaigns.
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But increasingly stringent travel restrictions are leading to mass cancellations, leaving hundreds of rooms vacant.
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Stage 4 is the highest level in the framework, and imposes the most stringent restrictions.
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If the line does not begin to bend downward, more stringent actions are probably needed.
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But increasingly stringent travel restrictions are leading to mass cancellations, leaving hundreds of rooms vacant.
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Israeli measures to contain the spread have been among the most stringent in the world.
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Stringent and often draconian measures are also being ramped up in much of the country.
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Sunday, the United States put into effect stringent travel restrictions on people coming from China.
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We inherit this idea from a beauty industry that thrives on a stringent gender divide.
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That number could drop as the authorities take more stringent measures to halt the spread.
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The D's flipped 40 House seats in 2018 without using any of Sanders's stringent medicine.
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Despite that, the EPA and DOT chose to impose a more stringent fuel efficiency standard.
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The UK isn't the first European country to want more stringent controls over the internet.
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All LuLaRoe products undergo stringent inspection and quality controls throughout the manufacturing and distribution process.
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They both want the same thing – productivity, stringent safety standards, maximum efficiency, and quality workmanship.
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But states say the requirements are so stringent that the waivers are of limited use.
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The viny scent of wine, cut with the stringent reek of strong alcohol, enveloped us.
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States often have stringent requirements for such things as schooling, health care and recreation programs.
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But a historically crowded field and stringent debate qualification rules were hurdles Booker couldn't overcome.
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But Backpage has more stringent rules for selling a dog than for selling a kid.
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The district was ruled by its traders, who had unspoken but stringent laws of honor.
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It should apply stringent conditions to at least 15 percent of Egypt's military assistance package.
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Organizations worldwide must be ready to comply with many stringent requirements starting May 2628, 28503.
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That's because of Apple's more stringent requirements for getting into its Netflix-for-games system.
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The details of the proposed rule are unclear but would likely represent more stringent requirements.
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In return, Trump has sought a package of stringent border-security enhancements and immigration limitations.
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Some pursue stringent regulations, while others seek to roll back regulations or pursue alternate strategies.
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But some analysts expect increasingly stringent cooling measures will eventually curb investment and construction activity.
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These include purges of voter rolls and stringent rules requiring signatures on mail-in ballots.
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On both a federal and state level, there are stringent rules pertaining to alcohol labeling.
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Individual states can also pass their own more stringent tip laws, as some already have.
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The police review the most stringent checks and could always reveal more information if deemed necessary.
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Vetting was stringent: only 16% of applications for the credit between 2003 and 2017 were successful.
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Refugees from those countries are barred for 120 days while officials review already stringent vetting measures.
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Beijing has tended to let technologies develop, before trying to push back with more stringent regulation.
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The move is part of Honda and GAC's push to meet China's stringent green car quotas.
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Tim Cook insisted U.S.-based companies had no need to fear more stringent privacy regulation laws.
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Unfortunately, when she entered the pageant world, she had to fight against the stringent beauty standards.
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Both the US and Australia already apply very stringent security vetting processes for any refugees resettled.
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The approach borrows from Finland, which manages to combine high professional standards with less stringent oversight.
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Combined with more stringent European capital rules, these have prompted some to offload life insurance operations.
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But the sums give a sense of how stringent landfill regulation in rich countries has become.
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Last week he also welcomed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro amid stringent sanctions by the United States.
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Some tech companies that have actual operations in China have had to take more stringent steps.
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Portland Public Schools said they have set a more stringent requirement of 15 parts per billion.
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Early on April 27th, after a fraught debate, the Texas House approved a remarkably stringent bill.
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The commission, whose role is advisory, often takes a rather more stringent view than the Department.
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But committee members raised the prospect the company should have initially made a more stringent design.
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The organization has implemented a set of stringent safety measures to curb the Covid-19 threat.
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But some industry groups have backed an alternative standard, which critics fear could be less stringent.
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The stringent regulations that have been restricting banking for a decade are likely to be loosened.
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It thinks banks should face more stringent rules for both leverage and liquid assets in kronor.
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The authors write: Facial recognition and affect recognition need stringent regulation to protect the public interest.
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Airbnb is trying out a new business arrangement in Paris to bypass stringent French renting regulations.
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Such stringent rules require better technology and, under the Obama administration, are already slashing auto emissions.
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Lifestyle changes - such as sun avoidance and stringent sun protection, and alcohol avoidance, can be helpful.
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Stringent planning rules, and homeowners who prefer low-density living, limit new building in rich cities.
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And today, South Korea has implemented new, more stringent rules for cryptocurrencies, effectively banning anonymous trading.
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Cities across the country are carrying out stringent measures to lower fine particulate matter (PM2.5) readings.
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Pay with a credit card, which offers more stringent fraud protections than debit cards, Hoyt said.
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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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And as a result, we have a different and, I think, more stringent set of concerns.
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Before the Paris agreement, China was considered a "developing" nation subject to less-stringent reporting requirements.
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The gory, battle royale-style game will get a socialist makeover to meet stringent Chinese rules.
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"Usually Google enforce more stringent checks for new apps," Trend Micro's Bharat Mistry told the site.
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A veto could dampen operators' merger appetite unless they are willing to meet stringent regulatory demands.
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The government imposes stringent penalties on the very few unmarried women brave enough to have children.
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But since spring, Enbridge has broadly consulted the industry and eased the stringent requirements, sources added.
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They put stringent protocols in place around where, how, and by whom the materials are handled.
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And states like New York and California will keep pursuing their own more stringent climate policies.
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Stringent sanctions on Iran will take both Saudi Arabia and the oil market into the unknown.
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Other countries do, and much more stringent, like GDPR in Europe, but we don't have one.
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Most of the solutions proposed thus far have involved imposing more red tape and stringent regulations.
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Billionaire philanthropist George Soros said last week that he wants "more stringent regulations" on Big Tech.
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At times, more stringent privacy protections can slow online economic innovation and mask real security threats.
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More stringent voter ID laws suppress black and Hispanic voter turnout, academic studies have consistently shown.
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Others expressed concerns that stringent FAA safety rules would make it harder for companies to innovate.
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Safety advocates have responded cautiously to the new guidelines and called for more stringent safety standards.
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The findings were clear: Stringent password rules significantly lower a university's risk of personal data breaches.
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Clinton marshaled global support for stringent economic sanctions, which helped pull Iran to the bargaining table.
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But the recall has also prompted widespread calls for more stringent safety standards in the country.
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As China rolls out even more stringent P2P regulations, we're likely to see more platforms fail.
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Fixer-upper The program has stringent rules regarding which courtyard homes are eligible for the program.
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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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In Australia and Canada, two countries with stringent environmental safeguards, the same permit takes two years.
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Rather than create special cars for California, the more stringent standards tend to drive car designs.
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"In spite of stringent laws, we have not been able to control the crime," Kumari said.
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Dehumidifiers: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with more stringent efficiency rules for dehumidifiers.
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EPA's stringent fuel-economy standards didn't apply to trucks, SUVs, or minivans, which didn't then exist.
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Tokken is a secure mobile payment option coupled with identification checks that meet banks' stringent requirements.
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If the chancellor wavers, so will Germany's credibility as an advocate for stringent climate change policies.
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Right now, there's a lot of activity in Europe - very stringent and strong and quite hard.
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But in practice, every country is on its own, and some are more stringent than others.
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It's unclear if oversight will continue to such a stringent level under the incoming Trump administration.
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Since Mr. Trump's inauguration, automakers have complained to him that the Obama standard was too stringent.
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Mr. Coursey, the mayor, said Santa Rosa officials would discuss making the rule even more stringent.
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Britain has to date taken less stringent steps to slow the virus than elsewhere in Europe.
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This result suggests that stringent requirements for frequent inspection of two-girder bridges may be overkill.
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PARIS — Europe is pushing for more stringent vetting of foreign investments, with an eye on Beijing.
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Planes operated by private pilots and smaller companies face less stringent regulation, and have more crashes.
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Pilots on commercial planes, or part 121 aircraft, have more stringent training and flight-readiness requirements.
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Far-right leaders like Matteo Salvini, Italy's interior minister, have pushed for stringent anti-migrant policies.
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Deficit fearmongering and stringent anti-spending ideology were in; devil-may-care tax-cutting was out.
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Even the $150/kWh target required for an EAF of 95 percent is likely too stringent.
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In many states, would-be buprenorphine prescribers also must submit to stringent criteria for insurance reimbursement.
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He has repeatedly threatened to renounce it if Iran does not agree to more stringent conditions.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon revealed plans by the UK government to impose "stringent measures" imminently.
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If a state imposes stringent regulations for training, someone has to bear the cost for training.
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Reeves has encouraged working from home and social distancing but resisted calls for more stringent measures.
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Trump has emphasized jump-starting the economy and hesitated to implement more stringent public-health measures.
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Ms. Warren says corporations should pay higher taxes and be subject to more stringent government regulation.
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The law would create a more stringent test to separate independent contractors from full-time employees.
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One significant barrier, according to Twitter's internal research, has been the stringent limit on character count.
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Under his leadership, T-Mobile began offering unlimited data, reduced prices and less stringent contract commitments.
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Given such stringent demands, the level of workmanship and imagination in these works is remarkably high.
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" In lieu of more stringent government oversight, he believes that Ripple can help "reduce systemic risk.
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Few of those states, though, require stringent oversight of THC-specific products such as vape pods.
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Yes, that's fine, but in Europe and the States, they have very stringent regulations on emissions.
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Eight states and D.C. have legalized recreational marijuana — all under stringent regulatory constraints similar to alcohol.
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At that moment of vexation, Washington may breathe rhetorical fire and call for more stringent sanctions.
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U.S. Federal Air Quality Act allows California to set emissions standards more stringent than federal levels.
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There is also the example of Florida enacting stringent building standards following Hurricane Andrew in 85033.
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The ruble fell because stringent new sanctions on influential Russians are crimping demand for the currency.
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For their part, some Republican lawmakers said Thursday that the work requirements are not stringent enough.
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Some in the vape industry and tight-knit community had expected an even more stringent ban.
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Trump also threatened to impose stringent sanctions on Iraq if US troops were forced to leave.
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To China's north, neighboring Mongolia has imposed stringent border checks on travelers coming into the country.
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California also pledged only to do business with automakers that committed to stringent emissions reduction goals.
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There's also something called a Super Boss, which boast higher rewards but also more stringent requirements.
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Any more diversions of Pentagon funds to wall construction will certainly create stringent opposition from Democrats.
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In the U.S., the major exchanges have stringent listing requirements, including revenue and market capitalization hurdles.
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Surrogacy has expanded around the globe over the past decade as adoption rules become more stringent.
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That's less stringent than what the World Meteorological Organization had sought to allow at -42 dBW.
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The Witch artfully poses a conflict between stringent Puritan faith and witchcraft in colonial New England.
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And the bill creates less-stringent but permanent protections of land in Montana and Washington state.
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But less stringent requirements mean more individuals with red flags in their past may slip through.
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Those wanting Trump to push for more stringent measures are disappointed at the White House's approach.
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And the bill creates less-stringent but permanent protections for land in Montana and Washington State.
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But the US has a stringent vetting process, which takes the better part of two years.
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Deficit fearmongering and stringent anti-spending ideology were in, devil-may-care tax cutting was out.
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These cuts are supposed to be just the beginning of a process of increasingly stringent emissions limits.
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In one, women were forced to conform to a stringent dystopian society based on the Old Testament.
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It may sound easy, but T+L explains that the company has very stringent quality control parameters.
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In the past two years its regulators put a dozen banks through stringent anti-money-laundering audits.
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A designation as a national monument prohibits mining and sets stringent protections for ecosystems on the site.
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Instead of attacking white supremacy, Cosby's stringent respectability politics have, I think, actually helped to justify inequality.
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Critics have in the past blamed a lack of stringent criminal penalties that allow quacks to thrive.
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That's not surprising in light of the stringent nondisclosure agreements that Trump routinely imposes on his staff.
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Already, a relatively small number of banks fit the criteria that subject them to more stringent supervision.
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This year only six were allowed to sell books at the fair after agreeing to stringent conditions.
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Each year, 50,000 green cards are available for randomly-selected applicants who must pass stringent application rules.
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FDA - PLACING STRINGENT RESTRICTIONS ON HOW PRODUCTS ARE MARKETED INCLUDING REQUIREMENTS THAT ADVERTISING BE TARGETED TO ADULTS
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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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That's how the European Union handles earnings, although some countries within the EU have more stringent requirements.
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The completion of the placement remains uncertain, given the more stringent approval process in the onshore market.
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Just 7 of the remaining 12 met the network's more stringent polling qualifications for the primetime event.
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"We have quite stringent laws regarding worker safety in Cambodia, but they are rarely enforced," Kong says.
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That doesn't mean they get a free ride, however — all three are also under stringent government control.
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In other words, investments into "overseas property markets require stringent official approval," and may attract unwanted attention.
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If not, congress should tell Facebook that this kind of behavior could lead to more stringent regulation.
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Congressional Democrats have formally committed themselves to pushing for more stringent antitrust enforcement, and presidential candidate Sen.
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Those with separated programmes may freeze enrolment, create more stringent eligibility rules or discontinue their operations altogether.
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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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Without a deal, Britain would apply the more stringent rules it uses when deporting criminals from elsewhere.
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We're using very stringent doses now, but I think in the future antibiotics can be eliminated entirely.
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The federal government, on the other hand, does have very clear and stringent conflict of interest laws.
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Just seven of the remaining 12 met the network's more stringent polling qualifications for the primetime event.
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Modi's government has also drafted a law to clamp similar stringent data norms on the entire sector.
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But they couched it as not stringent enough — calling for a minimum of at least 24 hours.
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Another approach is to regulate private education, by, for instance, setting stringent standards for facilities and teaching.
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For example, the limitation is more stringent at higher light levels, colder temperatures and high CO2 levels.
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The decision is a win for US auto manufacturers who were struggling to meet the stringent targets.
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Researchers said one explanation for this worse result could be the emergence of more stringent legal requirements.
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Since that time, the Democratic Party has only strengthened its political commitment to more stringent antitrust enforcement.
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Billionaire philanthropist George Soros wants "more stringent regulations" on Big Tech, BuzzFeed's Ben Smith reports from Davos.
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However, the safeguards rule is neither as detailed nor as stringent as the banking information security regulations.
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But some analysts expect increasingly stringent cooling measures will eventually drag on investment and dampen construction activity.
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Some of your scientists internally continue to believe more stringent action is needed to address climate change.
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Apple has erected a much more stringent, overtly exclusionary walled garden around its iPhone and iOS software.
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India has stringent narcotics laws, with a minimum sentence of 10 years imprisonment for heroin smuggling offenses.
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And Clinton addressed the dire situation on the ground, with the "very stringent restrictions" in many states.
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Private Texan Baptist school Baylor University opens its doors with a stringent ban on dancing on campus.
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Nutt had previously conducted small experiments before more stringent regulations around psychoactive substances were put into place.
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McDonough herself wrote about how legal edibles in the state became "boring" due to the stringent laws.
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It has also introduced a cap on recruitment, more stringent English-language tests and tougher quality assessments.
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But in terms of voter identification, the state is less stringent — a non-photo ID is requested.
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Stringent efforts are maintained to prevent zebra mussels, milfoil and other invasive species from gaining a toehold.
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Researchers at Indiana University have confirmed that stringent password policies – aside from being really annoying – actually work.
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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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Even the modest efficiency improvements intended by the Trump plan could expose coal plants to stringent regulation.
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Officials have said stringent vetting policies put in place to protect children contribute to the high number.
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Gun control advocates seem willing to latch onto anything they can use to justify more stringent laws.
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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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Still, Uber says it is confident its drivers are correctly classified — even under AB5's stringent test.
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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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Russia already is benefiting from the resumption of stringent U.S. sanctions against the sale of Iranian oil.
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However, DeFazio and other Oregon lawmakers argue that the regulations are too stringent and impact economic growth.
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In March, the Obama administration pressed for and won stringent new economic sanctions at the United Nations.
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The new administration should try to tackle social welfare burdens, stringent labor market regulations and monetary disincentives.
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The 2000 agreement had allowed U.S. firms to "self-certify" they met Europe's more stringent privacy requirements.
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While many disagreed about how stringent the rules should be, many said the FDA must move fast.
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Researchers also noted that the use of fetal tissue is subject to stringent laws and ethics standards.
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Executives have also reportedly discussed moving children's content into an entirely separate app with more stringent restrictions.
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Note, for example, that TPP exports stringent domestic regulations relating to bribery and other forms of corruption.
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Federal regulators have mandated more stringent testing of the fan blades, which can crack after extensive use.
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Although not as stringent as regulation, the approach can be a powerful incentive for companies to comply.
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But environmentalists are saying the EPA's new rule still does not provide stringent enough protections for children.
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Other executives in the space have spoken to the difficulties inherent in still-stringent U.S. marijuana laws.
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Instead, exempt plans are covered by a patchwork of state laws or less stringent federal securities regulations.
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There is always a lot of talk but never any real stringent steps taken for women's security.
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Being a successful news company in these times also requires something less fun: stringent management of resources.
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Childers also noted that the multi-tenancy guarantees of Kubernetes are a bit less stringent than Diego's.
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More than ten years later, she is still fighting to meet the US's stringent asylum law standards.
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He didn't complete the program, which had stringent requirements like waking up sort of early to meditate.
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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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Negotiators in Kigali conceded that the final deal was much less stringent than some had originally hoped.
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The new Defender also had to meet increasingly stringent government mandates in other parts of the world.
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Before anything goes live, publishers are compelled to conduct stringent screening and GIF distributors are no exception.
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Smoking bans can be surprisingly stringent, often restricting residents from vaping or smoking on their private balconies.
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"We have always had very stringent health and safety requirements," said Mr. Leeds, EAT Club's chief executive.
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In fact, polling released today indicates 74 of voters support even more stringent social distancing measures. pic.twitter.
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Uganda has taken stringent steps to try to halt the spread of the virus in the country.
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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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No matter how stringent regulations are, new presidential administrations can utterly gut them without any legislative action.
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Rick Scott, fueled into office by tea-party fervor, tried unsuccessfully to pass a stringent immigration law.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced the lockdown, which will impose stringent restrictions nationwide on people's movements.
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It then plunged in early February after the Federal Reserve hit the bank with stringent regulatory actions.
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For people in larger cities, they can still access the products they need — just with stringent rules.
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However, states could establish more stringent rules for travel, potentially impeding voters trying to reach the polls.
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China implemented a stringent lockdown several weeks into the epidemic; Italy introduced its own measure last week.
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A result has been the inclusion of ever stringent patent rules in trade agreements since the 1990s.
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This rule thus singles out struggling news outlets for stringent regulation while leaving the biggest players untouched.
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Stringent policing in black communities is necessary to control black-on-black crime and promote black businesses.
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In December, the Agriculture Department said it sought to place more stringent work requirements on the program.
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Stringent fuel standards and electric cars provide few environmental benefits and impose additional unnecessary costs on consumers.
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It resembles a giant paperweight and is rented only to women who pass Edward's creepily stringent requirements.
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Instead, EPA chose to issue new, more stringent standards of 6900 ppb the very same year, 2628.
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We've been operating and our whole industry has been operating under a stringent TSA sort of protocol.
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I grew up in Mexico City, which adopted stringent building codes following a devastating earthquake in 1957.
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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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Automakers have also spoken publicly in support of sticking, in some form, to more stringent car standards.
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In order to shrink its class size, Irvine became "more stringent" about applying these criteria, officials said.
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Instead stringent rules and regulations are in place, intended to bring order and safety to city streets.
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By the time Sisi's government accepted I.M.F. support, the terms had become much more stringent than before.
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But that would mean a widespread wave of cheating is taking place despite increasingly stringent drug testing.
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Beilein struggled to win over players due to his stringent, college-style method of running the team.
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Europe will need more than stringent data rules, giant fines, and hearings to slow the company's growth.
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General Motors and Ford, for example, successfully advocated a review of stringent federal regulations on vehicle pollution.
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The more stringent designation seems to be aimed squarely at a growing sector of the Jewish population.
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She was more American now, and seemed impatient with the stringent hierarchy of a Japanese research institution.
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But to prevent another situation like Hurricane George, stringent controls need to accompany any FEMA relief effort.
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No other country has such stringent protections against government restrictions of free speech and a free press.
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The cost of complying with stringent federal rules is "not as intimidating as it was," McIntyre said.
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They were announced ahead of a stringent European Union data law which comes into force in May.
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Car makers also face steep costs to develop cleaner models as more stringent emission targets set in.
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"If you create the market and you&aposre the leader, you tend to be stringent," Kumar said.
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It fears that without stringent censorship, everything from democratic ideas to pornography would be harder to fight.
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Hospitals conduct robust training for lockdown situations and have stringent protocols for protecting staff members and patients.
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Executives warned that an overly stringent regulatory regime could have unintended consequences, especially on new tech upstarts.
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Kant believed in an ethical rule so stringent not even he thought it was achievable by mortals.
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The law provides stringent maximum penalties, including life imprisonment, if someone is killed during a hate crime.
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Such little progress has been made on America's stringent demands that there is no agreement in sight.
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He believes the United States should "pause" accepting Syrian refugees and that there should be stringent checks.
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But they basically give us $100,000 to do whatever we want, assuming it passes a stringent approval process.
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The Chinese had the highest preference for buying overseas homes at 39 percent, despite increasingly stringent capital controls.
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Credit or, if you prefer blame, increasingly stringent mileage and emissions regulations falling into place around the globe.
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Still, the agency is placing "stringent restrictions" on how iQOS is marketed, particularly online and on social media.
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Every other automaker I spoke to has similarly stringent guidelines for its employees charged with testing autonomous technology.
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Another exemption allows those representing foreigners to register under the less stringent Lobbying Disclosure Act, as Akhmetshin did.
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These would enable automakers to meet standards that look increasingly stringent on paper despite being weaker in practice.
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The European stress-testing procedures are, according to some, less stringent for banks than those of American regulators.
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Pyongyang's desire for an end to enmity could yield much more leverage for Washington than more stringent sanctions.
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And specific loan issuers, especially in the energy and financial services sectors, may benefit from less stringent regulation.
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The company has tried to shield it from public view through Safe Mode and more stringent search filters.
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But, with increasingly stringent global emissions and mileage mandates, a number of manufacturers are turning to electrified drivelines.
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But for those who judge the appearance of dogs professionally, there are much more stringent standards of evaluation.
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Lithium batteries are not yet classified as hazardous waste and are therefore not subject to stringent disposal controls.
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The organization is comically stringent, so this is not just some frivolous acknowledgment that the EPCS has acquired.
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He could tweak the EPA's fuel-economy standards for cars and trucks so that they were less stringent.
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Ralston's delays prevented the prosecution in this case from securing a more stringent sentence, Langley told the AJC.
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She also stressed that she believes Microsoft's SLA definitions are far more stringent than those of its competitors.
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If the President can legally use his executive powers to require more stringent screenings, he should do it.
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The company said it uses "stringent online tools" to block sales to people under the age of 21.
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Will Facebook turn on more stringent privacy controls (such as those used for ad targeting or facial recognition)?
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After Hurricane Andrew's winds devastated Florida in 1992, the state instituted stringent rules about building strength and windows.
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Lee has been viewed favorably by the technology industry for ushering in more stringent standards for software patents.
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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 rule would have required internet service providers to take more stringent steps to protect consumers' personal data.
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And under the government's stringent requirements for services, based on antiquated, binary-based classifications, I was deemed unworthy.
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Prison authorities have also restricted visitor access to Guzman and those allowed to see him face stringent screening.
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And in 2008, the United States put in place stringent requirements on the reliability rate of the weapons.
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To some extent, Westinghouse also was hamstrung by the NRC, which imposed stringent requirements for the new reactors.
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The country has tightened already stringent limits on how much money its people can send or invest abroad.
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In Europe, most governments have imposed stringent budget cuts — ensuring that all but the strongest economies would stall.
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Car manufacturers are also facing stringent environmental regulations as European Union emissions targets go into effect in 2021.
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But setting up and verifying REDD+ is too complicated, expensive and stringent for speculators to make easy money.
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The Clean Power Plan intentionally set such stringent emission rules that coal producers could not possibly meet them.
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But this more stringent control of the content of political expression in Europe may lead to unintended consequences.
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Chief executives from the Business Roundtable have lobbied for more stringent regulation on "modernizing" the shareholder resolution process.
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Such rigorous quality control should also be retrospective, covering names that were added under previous, less stringent guidelines.
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They prefer a more stringent bill that would automatically prevent anyone on the government's watchlists from buying guns.
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The settlement bars Volkswagen from simply exporting the cars, without fixes, to countries with less-stringent emissions standards.
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Jackson notes the control district's location in the Sunshine State subjects it to particularly stringent public records laws.
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Despite the short notice Kap was given, the NFL was reportedly stringent regarding the details of the workout.
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Requirements are more stringent for international flights, and you&aposll usually need a doctor&aposs note to travel.
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India has been bringing in more stringent e-commerce laws this year which could affect Amazon&aposs business.
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The opposition has yet to successfully topple Maduro, despite U.S. backing which has included stringent sanctions on Venezuela.
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But this would take the form of a more stringent "macro-economic adjustment program with ex-post conditionality".
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He is willing to go as far as he thinks is necessary to fight for stringent border policies.
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So did the actor Jeffrey Wright, who tweeted that the "joke needed recalibrating," among other more stringent comments.
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The ability to reproduce past events is considered a stringent test of the merits of any geological model.
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Also, some financial covenants are less stringent given the option to include disposal proceeds in the DSCR calculation.
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LimitedResults told me that they that the problem with IoT security could be solved by more stringent regulation.
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Stringent expense controls and steps to renegotiate credits that could potentially sour in coming months helped shield results.
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Proving you qualify as a victim of persecution is only part of the stringent vetting process for refugees.
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Supporters of stringent voter ID laws justify them with the claim that fraud is widespread, which isn't true.
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"The city's stringent fire codes are the reason the solar market hasn't gotten bigger here," Mr. Mandler said.
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Because testing capacity has been limited in the US, the CDC initially held stringent standards for who qualified.
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The new rule would be far less stringent in regulating greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Factories are allowed to continue operating, on the condition that companies adopt stringent safety measures to prevent contagion.
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Ohio's "stay at home" order, which lasts until April 6, appears less stringent, without specific penalties for violations.
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The main question is what units these laws will apply to and how stringent the rules will be.
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Then, there's the lengthy and often complex process of transferring professional records and meeting stringent US licensing requirements.
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Banks with $50 billion of assets are currently considered "systemically important" and are governed by more stringent regulations.
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I don't know what will happen, but I do know that the stringent walls of cinema are bending.
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The U.K., for example, only began imposing more stringent restrictions on Saturday, ordering bars and restaurants to close.
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You go from the stringent, forceful music of slavery to this really open, impressionistic music of the forest.
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The group has opposed efforts to create more stringent rules for privacy and online speech, among other issues.
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The rules, which will go into effect in 2020, aren't as stringent as Europe's General Data Protection Regulation.
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"We're being very stringent, but we're now looking at other countries that have been badly affected," he said.
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Dozens of Labour MPs have signed a letter to Business Secretary Alok Sharma calling for more stringent rules.
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Increasingly stringent lockdowns across Europe saw hotels, cafes and restaurants closed, hitting the travel and tourism industry hard.
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The staff is making sure that "stringent infection control measures" are in place so it stays that way.
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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 rapid spread of the virus has prompted local and state officials to roll out stringent mitigation policies.
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The industry thought the rules were too stringent and environmental groups thought they did not go far enough.
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Stringent social-distancing therefore imposes a large cost in terms of items not manufactured and services not provided.
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She believes Amazon would respond by demanding more stringent vetting measures for third-party sellers and their products.
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The stringent searches are designed to corral all infected patients under self-quarantine into medical facilities for treatment.
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The stringent restrictions and extended holidays across much of China are beginning to impact the country's economy, however.
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Further, the underwriting for group insurance plans may be less stringent compared to the process for individual coverage.
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System resilience will become increasingly important, as incoming client investment suitability legislation will introduce more stringent documentation requirements.
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California had worked hand in hand with the Obama administration to determine stringent air pollution standards for cars.
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In contrast to European countries then introducing more stringent immigration regulations, the United States appeared open and generous.
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BP separately said this year that it had already met an even more stringent target of 0.2 percent.
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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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It did pass that more stringent test of profitability in the third and fourth quarters of last year.
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Realizing that this had the potential to become a recurring problem, we decided to take more stringent measures.
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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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As "stringent fuel efficiency standards" make gasoline cars more expensive, fuel savings and government incentives make electrics cheaper.
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Despite their less stringent stance than that of the United States, the European powers still have red lines.
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Reporting from news outlets cast Mr. Biden as part of the camp arguing for a less stringent rule.
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Western countries have long shipped their trash to less wealthy Asian countries as they lack stringent environmental regulations.
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GOP aides expressed confidence Monday that the language could be modified to meet the Senate's stringent Byrd Rule.
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President Bolsonaro has already said that environmental regulations in Brazil -- home to the Amazon rainforest -- are too stringent.
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Co-sleepers sometimes contend that the safety warnings are too stringent, and Oster provides them with some support.
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It's a weaker standard than that proposed by Obama but more stringent than the one proposed by Trump.
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All of these cases have occurred in India, where regulations around who can get IVF are less stringent.
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And USDA reporting requirements for the contamination, in response to a congressional mandate, became more stringent in 280.
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Japan is seen as a potentially lucrative ride-hailing market, with regulators under pressure to ease stringent rules.
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More so, Wayv Payments is compliant with California's stringent laws, allowing companies to redirect capital from compliance management.
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Such industries already take stringent measures to prevent workers from being exposed to potential toxins, which includes beryllium.
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Of course, any attempt to achieve a comparable solidarity on a national scale would require stringent authoritarian measures.
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Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt cut ties with Qatar and imposed stringent economic sanctions on it.
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"We have already put more stringent processes in place to avoid a reoccurrence," it said in the statement.
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A similar fix was not possible in the United States, which has more stringent limits on nitrogen oxides.
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" Ashton's guilty plea came days after the UAW announced "stringent changes to the UAW's financial procedures and processes.
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How could such sophisticated weaponry fall into the hands of private citizens, given the nation's stringent firearms prohibition?
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The technical barriers to entry in classical dance are stringent enough to discourage many potential talents from trying.
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Stringent social-distancing therefore imposes a large cost in terms of items not manufactured and services not provided.
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MetLife says it is announcing a new policy this month; HP in February adopted a more stringent program.
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But there is a rigorous process to achieve just that objective already — more stringent than most Americans imagine.
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In short, the perception of lawlessness led both Americans and their politicians to demand more stringent law enforcement.
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Nativist anxieties around immigration from the 1930s to today have also determined how stringent certain categories can be.
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It's measured based on the vehicle's footprint, so larger cars and trucks have to meet less stringent targets.
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Beyond designing for a smartphone-centered clientele, Pininfarina's team had to adapt to new, more stringent crash standards.
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It solicited less stringent regulatory treatment after announcing plans to shed its bank holding company and simplify its structure.
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The Ronan Point disaster in 1968, when a 22-storey tower block collapsed, led to more stringent construction regulations.
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The GDPR was passed in April 2016 and instituted stringent new rules on any company that held consumer data.
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When it came to commuting prisoners' sentences, the office of the pardon attorney under Rodgers was even more stringent.
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Every non-British player in the country would require a work permit, and the Home Office's criteria are stringent.
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Most miners producing coal for electricity are getting battered, meanwhile, by cheap natural gas and increasingly stringent pollution controls.
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Regulated goods that are not prohibited by our Community Standards may be subject to our more stringent Commerce Policies.
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The ABA standard is more stringent than the Justice Department's internal rules for subpoenaing lawyers to testify against clients.
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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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Services like Twitter use a stringent verification process, for those they see fit to award the notorious blue checkmark.
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The FDA has placed stringent marketing restrictions on the products in an effort to prevent youth access and exposure.
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Allowances for heating bills in colder northern states will be scrapped, and more stringent work requirements will be instituted.
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They argue stringent vehicle efficiency rules are crucial to addressing climate change and will save consumers in fuel costs.
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These are rooms that are outfitted to be effectively spyproof by conforming to a stringent list of security standards.
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They argue stringent vehicle efficiency rules are crucial to addressing climate change and will save consumers in fuel costs.
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Luhan says the pigs will undergo "very stringent tests" to make sure the editing technique has worked as intended.
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The ECB's previous, more stringent timeframe had led to an angry backlash from banks and lawmakers, particularly from Italy.
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The European Union for instance last year introduced stringent new data laws aimed at ensuring consumers' right to privacy.
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The company is also working on fraud prevention measures, including "more stringent forms of identity verification," The Information reported.
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Berkshire would need to get approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which has stringent standards for market power.
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The department has been able to implement stringent cost-cutting measures in 2016, including on social spending and staffing.
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Brazil also has a stringent fiscal rule, obliging it to freeze federal spending in real terms for 20 years.
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But in a less stringent scenario the financing need of the sample banks is approximately 130bn, the EBA said.
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The latter function was blamed for exacerbating the equity rout of 2015 and 2016, leading to more stringent rules.
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Many LPs already do due diligence —extremely stringent kinds in some cases, on VCs they choose to invest in.
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Effective immediately, the country will have more stringent inspection and security standards, as well as an emergency tourist center.
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It included expanding FBI resources for background checks, more stringent background checks and stricter reporting requirements for missing guns.
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But, in return, he wants funding for his wall and he wants tougher, more stringent limits on legal immigration.
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The Block 1003 also features many reliability upgrades, which were implemented to meet NASA&aposs stringent crew-carrying requirements.
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It is more likely that the Supreme Court's conservative majority will undermine Roe by upholding stringent anti-abortion regulations.
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Sliding oil revenue and the government of President Nicolás Maduro's stringent price and currency controls have shattered Venezuela's economy.
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Placing stringent conditions on the company would "reduce competition and innovation in markets for 5G technology," the agency said.
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Speaking Thursday morning, U.K. Defense Secretary Michael Fallon said that Parliament is currently reviewing its already stringent security measures.
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It leaves market participants and long term investors handicapped by too stringent rules, which ironically benefit short term traders.
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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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But first, SpaceX must spend the next two years or so meeting NASA's stringent safety standards for crewed flights.
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Bodhi's risk team currently assigns just a 10 percent probability rate that OPEC will agree to more stringent reductions.
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Other challenges facing family firms include stringent taxation, particularly in Germany, the U.S. and the U.K., according to WealthInsight.
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If the court rules against Uber, it could face more stringent regulations in areas like licensing, insurance and safety.
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Although snack makers do import fresh potatoes, stringent Japanese government regulations on quarantine makes the task challenging, Nikkei noted.
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A leverage threshold of 2.5x FFO net leverage at 'BBB+' remains more stringent than for similarly rated telecoms peers.
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Of course, depending on the federal government to pass more stringent regulations is like asking your cat to bark.
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While AMC's texting policy may be getting a makeover, Alamo Drafthouse is known for its stringent no-texting policy.
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As one country after another became more stringent, adopters and agencies moved on to others with still-lax rules.
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The rule specifically aims to take away California's ability to enforce its own much more stringent vehicle emissions standard.
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It affords greater flexibility and scalability for onboarding new technology and more stringent security across the entire agency network.
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Zhukov said the stringent conditions meant Russia's 271-strong team would now be the cleanest at the Rio Games.
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A growing movement, including this newspaper, thus seeks to legalise—with stringent safeguards—doctor-assisted suicide around the world.
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Those groups now face far more stringent hard-dollar limits if they want to back de León's federal campaign.
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Most recently, promoting stringent regulations on abortion clinics and doctors has been one of the movement's most successful efforts.
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Stringent steps to curb output across heavy industry have roiled commodities markets from natural gas to aluminium and soymeal.
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If Mr. Dittrich is going to insist on stringent documentation from M.I.T., he ought to do the same himself.
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Business organizations are asking a federal court to dismiss a push from green groups for more stringent ozone standards.
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Dropps products meet the EPA's Safer Choice standards, which are designed to enforce stringent human and environmental health criteria.
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In spite of the changed circumstances, stringent Level 6B restrictions on water use remain in force until further notice.
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During this time, and for decades beyond, Lee maintained stringent control over most every aspect of the city-state.
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The FCC has fought accusations that it pivoted away from less stringent rules after pressure from the White House.
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These sites, which are illegal in nature, have no stringent rules or regulations on who can use and when.
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"DOE has tentatively concluded that there is clear and convincing evidence to support more stringent standards," the agency wrote.
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There are also serious concerns as to whether Bangladesh can meet the stringent safety requirements for a nuclear plant.
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They've led to unbelievably stringent international policies around what can and cannot be done on government-sponsored space missions.
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The changes: More stringent requirements would reduce the number of consumers who are eligible for the food-stamp program.
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Still, when you're making a product sold worldwide, quality control should probably be stringent enough to consider cultural differences.
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He promised that, with reform, the fraternities and sororities that met "stringent expectations" would be allowed back onto campus.
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In fact, the United employee dress code is far less stringent than Deltas or my former employer Continental's was.
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Clinics would have to meet the more stringent safety standards of ambulatory surgery centers and also face annual inspections.
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Further, ICE has implemented stringent safeguards to protect against the possibility that a US citizen is detained or removed.
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If the intent behind the crime counts for anything in law, then certainly punishment should be much more stringent.
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The added irony, of course, is that the company can be stringent in China when it is told to.
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India has stringent laws to deter tobacco use, which the government says kills more than 900,000 people every year.
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Mr. Wang's administration imposed stringent environmental rules that forced old and dirty industries to give way to new development.
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Its launch will be conditional on the approval of Chinese officials and will therefore comply with stringent censorship requirements.
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The deal incorporated more stringent emissions rules adopted by former President Barack Obama that Trump is intent on easing.
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The rules of the Puppy Bowl aren't too stringent and are mostly loose riffs on existing American football rules.
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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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Alabama's chemical castration law: The state is the latest to set the stringent parole condition for certain sex offenders.
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The European Union was considering ditching its notoriously stringent fiscal rules that impose hard limits on member governments' deficits.
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Still, there are reasons to be skeptical of the argument that monetary policy is more stringent than it looks.
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That month, the mayor told reporters that the city had "a very stringent inspection effort" in place for lead.
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Decriminalization generally removes incarceration and more stringent penalties for pot possession, but it often leaves a fine in place.
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The mayor said he hoped that the more stringent energy codes could be in place by early next year.
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Russia's weapons laws are more stringent than those in the United States, and guns are difficult to purchase legally.
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Italy is already staring down a recession and these stringent measures are likely to exacerbate the country's economic woes.
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In primary contests across the country, Democratic politicians are being held to an increasingly stringent standard on racial equity.
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Over time, hospitals and other medical facilities developed more stringent hygiene routines that successfully reduced the prevalence of MRSA.
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Wade into law; its flimsy protections for child sex-abuse victims; its lack of more stringent gun control laws.
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Automakers bet their futures on technology they billed as environmentally friendly, but rigged vehicles to pass stringent emissions tests.
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As a result of Facebook's new, more stringent ad policies, interviewees said the ad-approval process has slowed significantly.
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And with gun violence, more stringent background checks and increased mental health resources can make a dent as well.
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As in the US, the stringent testing requirements reflect officials' concern that widespread testing would overwhelm the healthcare system.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious disease official, said stringent measures would be needed for several more weeks.
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The company is providing three tiers of verified status, all of which require more stringent paperwork, according to Facebook.
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Despite this apparent good news, stringent and often draconian measures are being ramped up in much of the country.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) brought in stringent rules around the handling of people's personal information and data.
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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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"They will be more stringent as they cover more capacity over a wider area, in our view," Littlewood said.
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Stock exchanges have stringent requirements for companies looking to list, including restrictions on those that have broken federal law.
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China's retaliatory tariffs, which appear to be more stringent than expected, suggest the country will take a hard stance.
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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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A former F.A.A. inspector who oversaw Island Express Helicopters pushed for more stringent safety practices, according to federal records.
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Between the stringent security, long lines, packed-to-capacity planes, bland meals, and extra fees, flying can be stressful.
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While federal food safety law provides stringent rules to safeguard people from dangerous pesticide exposure, more must be done.
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That deal would bring together 16 countries, including the ones in the TPP, albeit under considerably less stringent rules.
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Today's proposal steers away from more stringent AI rules — such as a ban on facial recognition in public places.
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Many van owners say stringent licensing requirements and high insurance costs have led them to choose to stay underground.
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The slowdown is partly due to Beijing's stringent debt curbs and efforts to reduce financial risks, the NDRC said.
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To comply with the country's stringent rules, iPods were loaded onto a cargo ship and sent to Hong Kong.
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As the courts continue to litigate the president's regulatory agenda, we will maintain our stringent oversight of the EPA.
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Officials have declared the rallies in violation of stringent public-assembly laws (which Mr Tokayev has pledged to reform).
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Another likely focus for the IMF mission is Myanmar's banks, which are struggling to meet stringent new capital safeguards.
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Currently there are no stringent measures in place to punish a company that seriously mishandles a European consumer's data.
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Automakers in general have been supportive of less stringent fuel-economy rules than were enacted under the Obama administration.
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Women and children's rights activists gathered Tuesday outside the court also demanded more stringent penalties for rape offenders nationwide.
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The agency views positively the progressive implementation of the more stringent risk-based capital (RBC) regime in 2015/5003.
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Clearly, Clinton's attack on Obama's relatively stringent deportation policy was devised to maximize Hispanic turnout in the 2016 election.
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To meet the stringent requirements, he paid about one million Hong Kong dollars ($129,000) for his new Isuzu truck.
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Her death has been widely politicised, with conservatives using it as a reason to enact more stringent immigration laws.
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Franchisees undergo a stringent selection process, with a 0.15% acceptance rate, believed to be the lowest in the industry.
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In days of old, requirements for building the station and the tunnel were not as stringent, Mr. Parikh said.
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The Clean Air Act allows California to set more stringent emissions standards -- something the state has done for decades.
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There might be exceptions to the requirementsIt turns out that guidelines for self-employed folks have become less stringent.
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The announcement represents the next wave of stringent measures introduced across Canada to slow the spread of the virus.
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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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This, critics say, allows NAI to take advantage of Ireland's employment laws, which are significantly less stringent than Norway's.
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Many companies opt to cheaply (and illegally) export their e-waste to developing countries with less stringent waste removal laws.
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"I don't like rules," said Ms. Ner-David, thinking back to her initial reluctance, given sometimes stringent kibbutz membership laws.
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"There is good reason to think that parents really struggle to meet stringent professional guidance on screen time," he said.
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The move comes a year after the US unilaterally withdrew from the deal, over the stringent objections of other signatories.
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Some consumer advocates argue the bill may stymie the efforts of some states' to pass more stringent credit-freeze requirements.
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After some employees, like Mafee (Dan Soder), jumped ship, all remaining Axe Cap employees have to sign stringent non-competes.
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Hopefully, more stringent regulations will also be applied to other areas in southern California and the rest of the country.
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If you're not low income, you have more wiggle room to be less stringent about how you use your money.
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EU lawmakers implemented new regulations on rating agencies after the crisis but some have called for even more stringent rules.
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In mid-March, the racetrack implemented stringent protocols after 22 horses died over four months, and suspended racing and training.
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Nowhere. The supply problem all starts with too stringent entrance requirements and sky high tuition prices for U.S. medical schools.
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" But he also claimed it would do this "while continuing to ensure stringent and effective controls on hazardous air pollutants.
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Less stringent rules would allow banks to lend more, so that small and medium enterprises can obtain loans more easily.
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Climate models show that Arctic sea ice may be completely lost by mid-century unless stringent emissions cuts are enacted.
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Solar boomed during the Obama years, propped up by generous federal subsidies, tax breaks for installations, and stringent environmental regulations.
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As they argue, the Paris Agreement puts an unfair burden on coal mines, who can't meet stringent carbon emissions requirements.
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A way to avoid the extra pollution is to implement more stringent regulations and testing, according to the study authors.
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YouTube announced several policy updates today, including more stringent enforcement of its ban on videos of dangerous challenges and pranks.
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The company has stringent requirements for hackers — it only employs around 1,000 freelancers, which they vet for reliability and skills.
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In most cases, the agency is either working to repeal those rules or replace them with far less stringent versions.
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More stringent punishments will also incentivize the EU and others to find ways to work around the U.S. financial system.
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Now, as the IAAF releases new, even more stringent guidelines, the questions Semenya's story raised are more pertinent than ever.
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In ICE's case, the agency seems to have adjusted the risk assessment algorithm to reflect a more stringent immigration policy.
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Yet, in an effort to create the safest environments for our kids, do these stringent declarations have a potential downside?
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She has a set of stringent principles, especially in her new and updated incarnation in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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And more stringent punishments could be meted out to those who use cows as a pretext to exacerbate communal tensions.
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Yet, Republicans' vote fraud rhetoric and stringent voter ID laws are targeted at in-person voters and ignore mail ballots.
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So the more stringent the cut-off, the more disproportionately will female competitors be timed out or deterred from entering.
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Six current and previous board members all noted that the EPA already has stringent conflict-of-interest rules in place.
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But mobile-phone "metadata"—not the actual conversations, but data about who was called and when—enjoy less stringent protections.
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One notable exception though is New York, which is well-known for its particularly stringent and slow-moving licensing processes.
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Non-bank financial institutions have increasingly turned to stock exchanges to borrow cash, where requirements for collateral remained less stringent.
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America has introduced no stringent national gun controls of the kind imposed by Australia and Britain after mass-shooting atrocities.
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They allegedly did so in a way that would evade the stringent reporting requirements of the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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No Americans have ever been killed in a terrorist attack carried out by refugees who've gone through this stringent process.
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On the other, New York City's stringent short-term rental laws effectively make many Airbnbs rentals illegal in the city.
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Juul itself also has stringent age regulations, and is undertaking its own campaign to reduce teen use of its product.
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Burt denied the deadline was missed and said its legislation was perceived by businesses as more stringent than other jurisdictions.
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Maybe some form of prohibition — albeit a less stringent kind than what we have today — is the way to go.
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That may sound like a lot, but if it weren't for Blow's stringent standards, the game could've been even bigger.
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Existing licencing laws and regulations are moderately stringent, and managed pubs are fairly capital-intensive, creating some barriers to entry.
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"Our customer lending is subject to stringent and robust creditworthiness and affordability assessment tests," a spokesman for Tesco Bank said.
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However, a strong performance by the eurosceptics could ramp up pressure on the commission to loosen its stringent budget rules.
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Any rule that Trump's EPA writes is certain to be less stringent than former President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan.
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These clauses are single-use only, with the leverage test becoming more stringent after a certain period, usually 18 months.
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Bailouts came with stringent conditions ranging from widespread austerity measures to privatization programs and Greece was given tough economic targets.
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"The barriers to building a brand are not as stringent as they were in the past," said Wissink from Jefferies.
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ARCore gets rid of the stringent hardware requirements on Tango, with the hopes of getting the platform onto more devices.
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Britain's government is in theory enthusiastic: it needs a nuclear option to meet stringent emissions targets and replace ageing plants.
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But it has resisted more stringent measures, including the complete ban on bluefin fishing advocated by America, among other countries.
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Almost a year ago Nigeria acquired a stringent new president, Muhammadu Buhari, who has vowed to crack down on corruption.
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When nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions standards were made more stringent, VW engineers realized they may not meet the new standards.
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And he's moved to scrap Obama-era regulations that would have set more stringent standards for fracking on federal property.
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But UBS's recent hiccup comes as bankers and lawyers expect China to get more stringent about the offshoring of wealth.
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In short, requiring longer passwords and creating a truly stringent password policy reduced fraud and password reuse by almost 99%.
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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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France and Germany this year proposed a European carbon tax to impose on countries with less stringent climate protection policies.
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Today's mines comply with stringent environmental standards using more green mining and environmental protection and reclamation technologies than ever before.
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Trump has ramped up his rhetoric in recent weeks as he pushes for more stringent border security and immigration laws.
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It seems unattainable for me, and I'm someone who is stringent with my spending and generously contributes to my savings.
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The EU has adopted stringent policies surrounding harmful pesticides; in 2013 it restricted the use of neonicotinoids to certain crops.
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Hersman cited accidents in 2007, 2008 and 2013, according to the letter, which also urged more stringent regulations and oversight.
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The consensus among privacy experts is that privacy enforcement is more stringent at Apple because of the company's business model.
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His critics blame the country's struggles on a state-led economic model, stringent exchange controls and nationalization of private companies.
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Stringent measures like these are often justified by supporters as being necessary to thwart voter fraud, which is virtually nonexistent.
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In fact, US mothers have far higher concentrations of flame retardants in breast milk, presumably because regulations are less stringent.
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But some big box stores already have changed their rules about gun sales to make it more stringent than that.
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The Trump administration is currently reviewing Obama-era emissions rules and is widely expected to issue far less stringent regulations.
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But government delays, stringent packaging and distribution rules, limited product choices and high valuations have dampened investors' enthusiasm, analysts said.
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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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Although China is notoriously stringent with media censorship, this game licensing freeze is taking the vetting process one step further.
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In reality, states haven't been particularly stringent about collecting these use taxes — and many shoppers don't even know they owe.
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Obviously, any device that makes its way into hospital settings must pass stringent requirements that vary from country to country.
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The subject of Jennings' ire was a new law passing stringent abortion restrictions and limiting access to women's health care.
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The Administration eventually retracted its ban on wooden aging boards, but the stringent standards related to E. Coli still remain.
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Sources have said more stringent banking regulations may complicate efforts by the London Bullion Market Association to find a successor.
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American officials have dangled relief from stringent international sanctions or even economic aid if the hermit regime were to acquiesce.
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A demand that the government set stringent preconditions on any attempt to join the EEC lost by 3,536,000 to 2,539,000.
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In San Francisco, for example, the city is relying on resident compliance instead of stringent law enforcement of the order.
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The measures come as the White House on Monday offered stringent guidelines designed to mitigate the spread of the virus.
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What's in the measure To stop the spread of coronavirus, Israel has employed a variety of tools and stringent restrictions.
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The chain has also put more stringent health and safety measures in place, including banning the use of reusable cups.
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He also said that Russian athletes should be sequestered in South Korea and subjected to stringent testing during the Games.
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If it passes, cities could enact more stringent and expansive rent control laws, and some are already looking into it.
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Stock market turbulence typically prompts calls for smart and stringent financial regulation, which is not part of the Trump agenda.
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Some commentators argue that anti-abortion groups are not being held to the same stringent standard as abortion-rights groups.
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Some delegates, particularly those from island nations threatened by sea level rise, also want more stringent targets for greenhouse gases.
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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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At the same time, if evidence of serious wrongdoing is found at Goldman, prosecutors are likely to take stringent action.
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Andrew Cuomo said on Wednesday that the state's stringent restrictions on social gatherings appeared to be slowing the virus's spread.
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But some have also argued that since most researchers follow the rules, stringent new requirements would be costly and unnecessary.
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To find out, we conducted a very stringent test: We performed a series of regression analyses, one for each candidate.
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In his letter, Father Cecero, of the Northeastern province, said the order has adopted more stringent practices to prevent abuse.
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Water discharges from paper bag manufacturing must meet stringent standards of the Clean Water Act and state water quality standards.
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"I'm confident that accident would not have happened here, part because I think we have more stringent regulation," he added.
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In the interim, others, in the US and elsewhere, need to double down on stringent containment measures and social distancing.
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And, many new voting machines it sells aren't keeping up with the stringent security practices required to fight election interference.
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Whether these high priced new therapies can succeed in Europe, where countries have stringent price controls, remains to be seen.
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Kalanick has also been open to a compromise that would eliminate some of the more stringent terms of the proposal.
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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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Generally speaking, brokers must make recommendations that are deemed "suitable," which is a less stringent requirement than a fiduciary standard.
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If we don't practice scrupulous hand hygiene and stringent social distancing, this virus will swamp all of our native advantages.
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Meanwhile, Britain has promised to adopt a set of stringent European Union policies designed to combat money laundering and terrorism.
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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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U.S. officials also pushed for less stringent safety standards and inspections on American cars shipped to Japan, the sources said.
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However, Mr. Lodhi said, city inspectors should expand the surprise visits to smaller sites that have less stringent safety supervision.
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But the industry has called Nichols a rogue operator, and says that more stringent federal regulations are not the answer.
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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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"There are stringent rules in Formula One, rules of the game that are outside our scope today," Mr. Rocca said.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread within China and globally, Apple has taken increasingly stringent measures to protect its staff.
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As the outbreak accelerates and spreads, dozens of countries have deployed increasingly stringent measures to try to contain the epidemic.
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But Trump, who was impeached last month, also said he would impose more stringent sanctions on Iran, without giving details.
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When there were stringent campaign spending limits, you might credibly argue that access to advertising was an important leveling force.
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Unlike its neighbors, Colombia has not imposed stringent immigration requirements on Venezuelans, and 1.6 million now live in the country.
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The party is also calling for increased security and more stringent immigration policies, including points-based permits for skilled immigrants.
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Facebook is overseeing a transparency drive ahead of the introduction of stringent data protection rules in the European Union (EU).
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He has moved to make the asylum process more stringent, and to lower the number of refugees the US accepts.
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To become a B Corp, you must adopt stringent objectives with regard to labor practices and social and environmental impact.
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Without the plan or another one at least as stringent on greenhouse gases, it will be nearly impossible, experts say.
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California under the Obama administration used a waiver to implement more stringent state emissions standards than mandated under federal law.
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The deal faces stringent scrutiny because it would reduce the number of Italian mobile network operators to three from four.
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When it comes to making pipes of increasing size and more stringent specifications, the number of American providers shrinks quickly.
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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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The tightened laws, which were standardized across Australia, are more stringent than those of any state in the United States.
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A tougher test is parsing the roundabout ways that China's internet users evade stringent censorship to talk about current affairs.
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The United States will get rid of its rules, and the European Union and Canada will keep their stringent regulations.
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India wants more stringent data storage rules so it can better access data and conduct investigations when the need arises.
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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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At the same time, a number of states are trying to limit access to Medicaid by imposing stringent work requirements.
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There were no non-performing loans at end-2016 as the issues are backed by collateral and stringent underwriting requirements.
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"These inspection criteria are very stringent expectations but are rather easily met if a laboratory is managed properly," says Koch.
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The distributors circumvent Apple's stringent App Store review process by using developer certificates issued in the name of legitimate tech businesses.
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Justice Max Baer, joined by Justice Debra Todd, argued for a stringent rule to hold lawyers accountable for entering improper contracts.
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Tan explained that Apple has more stringent requirements for third party hardware, especially for those that draw power from the device.
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Underwood's lawsuit says Exxon "for years assured investors" that the company was accounting for costs from increasingly stringent climate change regulations.
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But the study also shows that stricter seat belt laws can make a difference, especially with more stringent enforcement, he said.
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And some candidates didn't make the Democratic Party's stringent fundraising and polling requirements to get a spot -- for instance Montana Gov.
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Further, one might argue that the Fed's articulation of why it moved to a more stringent monetary policy is unusually weak.
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