In essence, Ms. Rangan said, both programs have industry ties and could apply stricter standards in areas like preventing cutting of old-growth forests.
He concedes that nothing could have made Cynthia treat Keith with warmth -- but he maintains that the internal rules could be rewritten to make it harder for Cynthia to apply stricter standards to Keith than to others.
The committee also considered whether to apply stricter standards to institutions, such as large global banks, which could threaten the stability of the whole financial system if they get into trouble.
The banks insure the rest of their portfolios with the CMHC, which keeps them honest by applying strict standards to the mortgages they guarantee.
Applying stricter standards would add many more loans to the problem list and would kill off many companies now on financial life support, throwing their workers onto the unemployment line.
"While our common hope may be that diplomacy has succeeded in barring an Iranian path to nuclear weapons capability, Congress must apply exacting standards and strict scrutiny, especially given Iran's history of deceit and international law violations".
The regulations the agency is proposing, called the Large Aircraft Security Program, would apply stricter security standards to operators of private aircraft of a certain weight.
High-performance CPR consists of training with meticulous attention to the details of performing CPR to the best known prescribed parameters of chest compression rate, depth, full chest recoil, and minimized interruptions, and applying strict compliance standards (e.g. a compression fraction of no less than 85%%) for their performance during resuscitation.
For this reason, leader companies in the field of ceramics apply strict controls on final products in order to reach high quality standards.
In this review we did not apply strict quality criteria.
In order to identify the phrases which show a strong intraindividual stability it was considered important to apply rather strict standards.
