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"We have a stringent audit; it takes about three months to get in," says Mr Land.

"We have a stringent marketing code which ensures that we promote only the responsible consumption of our brands.

"And we have a stringent, thorough protocol any athlete has to go through if a brain injury is suspected.

Both Instagram and Facebook have a stringent anti-female nipple policy – offenders will get their photos removed unless there's a breastfeeding baby in the vicinity, or the image depicts post-masectomy scarring.

Despite the fact that 10,000 deaths, or about one-sixth of the annual total, in Switzerland are the result of smoking-related diseases, the country does not have a stringent antitobacco policy.

Furthermore, milk triglyceride synthesis may have a stringent requirement for endogenously synthesized oleic acid.

The Playhouse has a stringent two-and-a-half week rehearsal process.

"'Elektra' has a stringent orchestra and symphonic drive," Mr. Welser-Möst said.

The department said it has a stringent set of criteria to assess whether a school should open in temporary accommodation, based on examining the length of time it is likely to take to deliver the project's permanent site, evaluating the viability of any proposed temporary solution, and testing whether there is clear evidence of demand for places in the area.

Ultimately, having a stringent password policy is far better than have none at all.

"He had a stringent one here, one at Marseille and at Newcastle and with France before the World Cup.