Because of their conservative, stringent approaches, Buffett and Zweig don't often target the hot technology stocks, many of which gain attention because of recent price jumps that are due to promising future prospects, not strong long-term performance.
The EMA has provided detailed biosimilar insulin-specific guidelines (discussed below), which appear to be more stringent, perhaps because of their level of clarity and detail.
That trend left advocates wondering if more people were withdrawing their applications or were being turned down for welfare benefits because of overly stringent or confusing requirements — a fear that will only deepen as a growing number of unemployed and low-income people turn to cash assistance.
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.
The hybrid systems were developed in the 1960s but their use increased only during the late 1990s and in the 2000s mostly because of more stringent discharge limits for nitrogen and also more complex wastewaters treated in constructed wetlands (CWs).
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.
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.
