Because I feel Mattel has taken the initiative and done business under more stringent conditions than anybody required of them.
Jobseeker's allowance is now a mere 15% of average earnings and subject to ever more stringent conditions, backed by sanctions.
Yet it took a major campaign to persuade Islington council to let the club reopen under still more stringent conditions.
Development aid from the EU must come with more stringent conditions attached to provide incentives for good governance and political reform.
She said more stringent conditions for a possible eurozone default would set a clearer "signal to markets that speculation cannot work".
Since then, the Obama administration has imposed more stringent conditions – such as the requirement for a capping stack – intended to avoid an oil spill disaster in the Arctic.
In particular, we redefine the CBDI based on more stringent conditions concerning the size of the common HRU across the borders used to compute the index.
As a result of more stringent conditions since the housing bust, bankers are required to be more diligent in approving loan applications.
US Airways said yesterday that it was imposing more stringent conditions on most of its nonrefundable tickets, including requiring passengers to buy another ticket if they miss their original flight and want to take a later one.
Indeed, the prevailing view among lobbyists and government officials is that it is far more likely that the Federal Trade Commission, which is also reviewing the deal, would impose more stringent conditions than the F.C.C.
In a series of recommendations to the department, which is responsible for the project, the committee said a further £250m of public money promised for rural broadband should not be spent until more stringent conditions are imposed.
