Aoife Murphy, GCSE student at comprehensive school in Cambridge At my school, the same thing happens every year: they re-do the behaviour policy at the start of term, and make it stricter.
The ban applies not only to pavements but also bike lanes and streets, which makes it stricter than some Czechs see necessary.
Make it strict that you sit only for 15 minutes (or any time according your time-table).
We therefore used a validated algorithm and made it even stricter to identify asthma outcomes 17; however, the validated algorithm was done for the prescription-based diagnosis.
The second" -- that's Title II -- "would reclassify broadband as a public utility, making it eligible for stricter regulation, including a ban on pay-for-preference deals".
People briefed on the carriers' relationships with Apple, who declined to be named because Apple does not permit them to speak publicly about the contracts, said the terms that some European carriers must accept to sell iPhones are unusually strict, making it difficult for other handset makers to compete.
This would have made it illegal for doctors to provide abortions after roughly just six weeks into a woman's pregnancy, making it one of the strictest abortion measures in the country.
Centromere positions often gradually differed making it difficult to establish strict borderlines between formal chromosomal categories.
But the appeals courts have taken a stricter view, making it more difficult to prove fraud in cases involving ordinary business transactions, even in some instances when it can be shown a statement was false.
In effect, that means that a nation could negotiate a program with the European Union under "strict conditionality," making it possible for the bailout fund to buy bonds issued by that government.
