The truth is that disability standards are stringent, and they're applied stringently.
The rules apply most stringently within the lockout zone an area officially known as the "Sydney entertainment precinct".
Norris compares her to the Dogme film-makers in her insistence on honesty, which she applies as stringently to her actors as she does to herself.
Variants with minor allele frequencies (MAF) less than 0.05 were excluded, and subsequent genomic control11 was applied to stringently control the global false positive rate.
But, it said, the standards and techniques used to manage mental health benefits must be comparable to those for other medical care and cannot be applied more stringently.
Murray believes that tennis needs to do more out-of-competition drug testing and would like to see sanctions against players who fail tests applied more stringently.
10 The statute thus creates a species of tort liability that on its face admits of no immunities, and some have argued that it should be applied as stringently as it reads.
In the draft regulation, which is open for feedback until the end of January, the agency said that "limiting sales of certain products could beneficially reduce the volumes of mortgage lending in the economy" but that applied too stringently the proposals could also have a negative effect on the economy.
Barney Frank, a Democrat in line to run the House Financial Services Committee in the new Congress, has said he does not want to rewrite the law but would be willing to see regulatory agencies adjust their rules so that it is not applied so stringently.
The former head of CBP said the results showed the polygraphs were working, but others said the results showed the tests were being applied too stringently, with examiners trying to trip up otherwise qualified candidates.
This finding does raise the question of whether the screening and monitoring criteria can be applied more stringently for the detection of risk or actual opportunistic infections prior to inclusion in the study, particularly when recruiting patients residing in areas endemic for opportunistic infections as mycobacteria or hepatitis.
