It offers no alternatives (why can't the Federal Reserve be used for transfers?), and no useful guidance about how existing remittances could meet its exacting standards.
He relished exacting brutal revenge for the four straight wins Sunderland recorded against his Newcastle side while reminding his former north-east public he is not so shabby a manager after all.
To an exacting audiophile like Ellis, the Oink way was the only way, and he was recreating the world's music libraries from scratch.
The wave of sleaze allegations and revelations is exacting a high political toll across the region.
The conflict is exacting a heavy toll on children, affecting not just their wellbeing and their safety but also their access to basic health, education and social services".
The fact that I may also have received a whopping great Christmas gift from a particular individual or group (cash only, please, and use the Jersey Islands account) is neither here nor there and strictly coincidental anyhow.In noting my openness to such contributions, I am holding myself to the exacting standards laid out by the ethical guardians of the House of Representatives.
Moreover, firms would not be able to switch easily to a less exacting regulator as shareholders would have to approve the move.
So exacting are the demands of Korean customers that Western firms often solicit their opinions of new products before launching them.
And however exacting the EPA's rules are, drafting and implementing them will be a long and uncertain process.The EPA's authority over greenhouse gases stems from the Clean Air Act, which was first passed in 1970 to combat smog.
For those with less than $100 billion in assets, by and large, there was little systemic risk and thus little need for the most exacting stress tests or elaborate "living wills".In Mr Tarullo's scheme oversight would become more exacting at $100 billion in assets, with the application of rules from Dodd-Frank regarding things like liquidity, risk disclosure and capital.
Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Sellers, who leads Trident, says that some of the killers are the Jamaican gangsters of London folklore, sometimes exacting revenge for incidents that occurred in the Caribbean; others are "home-grown" youths who have graduated from mugging.
