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"There is no doping at this club," he said, adding that his team faced stringent controls.

Many couples were hopeful the government would amend the law after the Democratic Party of Japan, which advocated letting married couples maintain separate names, took power in 2009, but as the Wall Street Journal reports, the group faced stringent opposition.

One problem, they say, is that the NHS faces stringent financial targets.

Hammond said that Iran would face stringent monitoring of its programme.

Impact assessments need to be mandatory, with non-compliant organisations facing stringent penalties.

Here, potential operators face stringent state regulations, unforgiving zoning laws and the dreaded Nimby factor.

Clubs competing in the Champions League will learn tomorrow if they are to face stringent restrictions on spending on wages.

Power forward Chris Webber is the blockbuster summer free agent, and while the Knicks are keenly interested in him, they face stringent salary-cap restrictions.

Brokerage firms, in contrast, do not face stringent leverage restrictions and their various business lines are overseen by several different regulators and industry groups.

Yet it faces stringent regulations, including new capital standards and a "ring-fence" of its retail bank, which will make it more expensive to fund the investment bank.

The project faces stringent environmental reviews and local opposition, much of it from people who moved into what was a rough neighborhood 10 and 20 years ago and made it better.