Although the rules are not as stringent as those in England, individual officials often have wide discretion in interpreting the validity of petitions.
Our laws applying to the use of force are every bit as stringent as those in Britain, and I assure you that every shooting is investigated to the fullest extent.
Michigan is the 12th state to have enshrined such a law since 2011, though of those 12, only Georgia and Oklahoma pursued laws with conditions as stringent as those in Florida.
Martin's concerns centre around Usada: that the standards it applies to other sports are not nearly as stringent as the ones already in place in US racing.
At Miami, Brenda Leal, a flight attendant with Grupo Taca of Guatemala, an airline serving Central America, said she was concerned about airlines in countries where airport security was not as stringent as it is now in the United States.
If restrictions remain as stringent as they have been in the past, and security proves to be subpar, the network could end up being a pyrrhic victory for the residents of Beijing.
"If companies continue to withdraw from transporting these animals, the search for cures will shift to other countries, some of which do not have welfare regulations as stringent as those we rightly insist upon in the UK.
Among families that only fulfil clinical criteria, usually not as stringent as the Amsterdam criteria, mutations are detected in about 30% of kindreds (Wijnen et al, 1998a; Bapat et al, 1999; Lamberti et al, 1999; Syngal et al, 2000; Wahlberg et al, 2002).
