Drop plans for excessively strict rules on food labelling.
Provided an excessively strict cap, the spatially differentiated policy may reduce aggregate welfare.
Much can be said for heeding your conscience, even when it is (in my view) excessively strict.
Britta Svensson writing in the liberal tabloid Expressen, dismissed the idea, circulating on the internet, that the Swedish law on rape was excessively strict.
Nor is it against the euro, only against excessively strict budget-deficit rules (and, by implication, against cuts at home to finance bail-outs abroad).
John Quincy was not so resigned to any loss of prominence by the family, and he had imposed upon his three sons a tutoring regimen that Louisa regarded as preposterous, and even Abigail found excessively strict.
To make matters worse, even when the prisoner meets its excessively strict tests, the bureau itself decides whether the prisoner should be set free — in effect usurping discretionary powers that Congress awarded the courts.
At the conclusion of nine months'silent communion,interrupted on occasionby long one-sided conversationsof a teary and somewhat excessively candid nature,and after some very loud mutual screaming,the two were at last introduced.
Pope Francis, according to Vatican sources, is unhappy at the Swiss officer's excessively strict military discipline imposed on his non-commissioned officers and men.
Figure 1 Associations of the firescars in 2004 with soil drainage conditions in comparison to previous firescars (VP, very poorly drained; P, poorly drained; SP, somewhat poorly drained; W, well drained; E: excessively drained. Both somewhat excessively and moderately well drained classes were not found in the firescars in 2004).
Gross rejected the idea that the new affordable housing requirements were excessively strict.
