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Bank policymakers have voiced concern about the impact of rising interest rates on the UK's 11 million mortgage holders, though their reports are based on a stricter definition of arrears used by the industry, which limits the number of vulnerable households to nearer 400,000.

In two trials of zanamivir in adults (NAI30012; NAI30015) the reporting of pneumonia was based on a stricter definition of x ray confirmation, and there was no significant effect (RR 1.02, 95%% confidence interval 0.35 to 3.02, I=39%; fig 10 in appendix 7).

There is reason to conclude that if we wish to discover social contracts that best achieve a set of interrelated normative desiderata (e.g., liberty, equality, welfare, etc)., a deliberative process that draws on a diversity of perspectives will outperform one based on a strict normalization of perspectives (Gaus 2011b).

These guidelines were based on a strict, evidence-based procedure (in contrast to the old guidelines [ 24], which were mainly driven by expert opinion [ 25]).

This is mainly because all those theorems (we refer here only to the ones given in [1, 4 7, 10, 13, 15 18, 23 31]) are based on a strict contractive-type condition (1.1).

His thinking is based on a strict code of ethics.

The Saudi legal system is based on a strict Wahabi interpretation of Islamic law.

The church claimed that its theology was based on a strict interpretation of Calvinist principles.

The employee added, however that the job was to identify pertinent news stories based on a strict set of criteria.

It likes his position that "any foreign involvement must be based on a strict definition of vital national interest".

The members hope to adopt an organizational charter and a theological platform for the group based on a strict reading of the Scriptures.