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Mr. Lukashenko's government has come under increasingly stringent sanctions from the European Union in recent months.
While the tactics did not raise eyebrows in Europe, they would likely have come under scrutiny in the stringent antitrust atmosphere in the United States.
Abercrombie & Fitch's stringent dress code has come under fire from employees who say they were barred from wearing religious items while at work.
Following a sharp contraction in the Irish economy in 2008, resulting in mounting fiscal deficits, the sustainability of funding these community drug schemes have come under the spotlight of the EU, International Monetary Fund (IMF) and European Central Bank (ECB) (Troika) who have set stringent targets for reducing drug costs as conditions of the bailout programme.
Economists said the outflow stemmed from three factors: deliberate shrinkage by solvent savings associations trying to meet stringent new capital requirements; a cut in the high interest rates offered by failed institutions after they come under Government control, and a lingering lack of confidence among depositors, despite Government insurance guaranteeing each account up to $100,000.
Democrats also come under fire.
As Greece heads yet again for elections, with Syriza's leader, Alexis Tsipras, facing a major test now that he has accepted the stringent economic terms laid out by creditors, the fallout will be watched closely in another country in Europe's south where traditional parties have come under the assault of new grassroots movements: Spain.
Families that come under threat.
But it is peer review and the editorial policies and practices of journals that have come under the greatest scrutiny, and in June 2014 a set of guidelines for reporting preclinical research were proposed by the NIH to meet the perceived need for more stringent standards [ 12].
Jumbo loans are still available, but they often come with stringent qualifications.
