Several colleges, in turn, issued more stringent policies regarding student behavior.
*The Environmental Protection Agency issued more stringent standards on arsenic in drinking water, pollution by big trucks and buses and runoff from animal feeding operations.
It has also caused a slowdown in human experiments; an official from the Food and Drug Administration, which recently issued more stringent regulations to govern the conduct of gene therapy clinical trials, said here that requests to test gene therapy in people had dropped off sharply in recent months.
The Indonesian oil palm industry was reportedly alarmed by the possibility of the EU issuing more stringent sustainability requirements on companies exporting palm oil to EU member states.
What is needed is a more effective drug testing program which eliminates the false negative issue, and more stringent penalties in order to make the risk/reward ratio less appealing.
One need look no further than the strong, unpopular stands he took on issues like more stringent academic standards for college athletes.
"Although the final execution may be electronic, a huge amount of voice interaction is required in the lead up to the deal, particularly at a time when margins are getting smaller, trades are becoming more and more complex, and regulation and compliance issues are more stringent than ever before," he says.
Still other complaints have been leveled by environmental groups for what they believe is the Food and Drug Administration's failure to issue more precise and stringent warnings about the potential health risks for children, pregnant women and other vulnerable groups.
Forcing funds to disclose short positions if they exceed 0.25% of the capital of a company in a rights issue is far more stringent than the obligations long positions face and probably bureaucratic too.
Both the City Council and the Legal Aid Society brought lawsuits over the procedural issue, temporarily blocking the more stringent screening by the Department of Homeless Services.
