Baseball should accept the president's call to implement stringent drug policies and for players to be better role models.
Even so, the president's call for major sports leagues to implement stringent drug policies and for athletes to be better role models was applauded by a frequent critic of United States anti-doping efforts.
Nevertheless, the succeeding governments continued to implement stringent stabilization policies; by 1995 inflation had been reduced, and the country's trade balance was positive for the first time since independence.
Ireland left the €67bn bailout programme 18 months ago, after implementing stringent austerity policies, and the economy has since recovered strongly.
Concerns over depleting stocks of native sport fish prompted park officials to implement stringent fishing regulations that included a catch-and-release policy for those species.
However, it could also encourage copyright holders to implement stringent limitations on user experience.
LPs, the ones who fund these venture capital firms, could implement more stringent policies and do a better job of due diligence before deciding to back one VC firm over another.
In the years since, ICE has implemented stringent safeguards to protect against the possibility of a citizen's detainment or removal, including a new nationwide policy to insure that detainees with mental conditions or disorders are identified, and appointed qualified counsel to represent them in removal proceedings.
Four years later, it has left the bailout scheme but only after implementing stringent austerity measures in return for funding.
Further, ICE has implemented stringent safeguards to protect against the possibility that a US citizen is detained or removed".
If all of the compelling motivational forces for doing so in 2008 did not spur governments to adopt more stringent policies and implement them, what are the incentives now?
