"High hedges" are now policed according to the Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003, although the provisions available to local authorities are far less strict than is often assumed.
Although the mayor and his aides described Friday's gun ordinance as the nation's strongest, it was far less strict than what the administration had suggested it would push for as recently as Wednesday.
Shia Islamic tradition is far less strict on this ban.
In fact, Sarbox has hampered U.S. companies' competitiveness and sent companies seeking to raise capital overseas to float their shares on stock exchanges where the rules are far less strict.
The team, which is based in Taiwan (HTC's home turf) and Boston (near Harvard, where Dr. Peng is an associate professor), plans to roll out their product in China first, where hundreds of millions don't have quick access to healthcare — and where governmental regulations around marketing health devices are far less strict than here in the States.
A difference between both models, however, is that RTMIL fully depends on transcriptional activity of the host gene in germ cells, whereas this dependency is far less strict for MMIL.
While this earthquake was far stronger than the 7.0-magnitude one that ravaged Haiti six weeks ago, the damage and death toll in Chile are likely to be far less extensive, in part because of strict building codes put in place after devastating earthquakes.
They are proving to be far less innovative, far less profitable, and far less successful.
The study on iterative methods for strict pseudocontractive mappings was initiated by Browder and Petryshyn [1] in 1967, but the iterative methods for strict pseudocontractive mappings are far less developed than those for nonexpansive mappings.
