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Milk was assassinating in 1978 because of his stringent campaigning for gay rights.

He had hoped to calm the protests by sacking Mr Djankov, a former World Bank economist who is respected by his peers but unpopular with the public because of his stringent austerity policies.

Because of those stringent rules, Jones said his office gets relatively few complaints of the kind that spurred Lucks to press for tighter regulations in the first place.

Perhaps because of the stringent rules, only a third of the 300 volunteers filed vouchers from their field work.

And because of pretesting, stringent security and promises to keep out medications and steroids, which have been banned for years in Europe and most of the world.

A key part of their argument was the idea that carbon intensive fuel sources would become less valuable because of increasingly stringent regulation from international and national bodies.

Because of a stringent regulatory system and high land, development and operating costs, they have been slow in arriving in the area.

But India creates only a few million new jobs each year because of its stringent labor laws, weak infrastructure and anemic education system.

Some officials described the new Parliament as smaller and more professional than the last one, because of more stringent entry requirements.

Ultrapasteurized milk and cream are heated to at least 138° C for at least two seconds, but because of less stringent packaging they must be refrigerated.

The fund, which makes emergency loans to bail out countries threatened with insolvency, is widely detested in the developing world because of its stringent austerity programs imposed as a price for its bailouts.