Oh, you're right, Alejandro, it's too stiff, it's too strict, too expensive — and it's not enough.
In January, the island's independent media regulator opposed an anti-monopoly amendment drafted by the opposition that would have blocked the Next Media sale, saying it was too strict.
The crackdown prompted a wider debate about uniforms as children returned to schools after the summer holidays, with some parents applauding the move, and others saying it was too strict.
No government - in public, at least - argues it's too strict.
The Senate bill never made it out of the last Congress, in part because business groups thought it was too strict.
The 2008 rule was challenged by states, industry groups and environmental groups, with some saying it was too strict and others that it was too lenient.
"It was too strict for me," she admits, "My designs always looked like a costume—I could design for a drag queen, not a real person".
If the owner of the apartment or neighbor doesn't buy it or is too strict, there may be a legal consequence.
However, due to the sparse of truths, the mentioned rule of relevant truths is too strict that it may often happens that there are no any truth passing the start location and the destination sequentially.
On the other hand, to demand that S believe that B certainly or almost certainly will cause S's death is too strict, since it will rarely be the case (given the possibility of intervening conditions, etc).
