Nonpermissible circuits in intake air courses that are likely to remain energized during emergencies, e.g. battery powered equipment, should be protected by more stringent Class I Division 1, Zone 1, or Zone 0 techniques, to protect rescue/recovery personnel.
In reconsidering advanced algebra, the Legislature is bucking a national trend — toward more stringent math courses — that it helped begin a decade ago.
In that sense, it is more stringent than Form 312.
A new emphasis on academics, more Advanced Placement courses and more stringent audition standards that admitted only the most dedicated students led to better test scores and a higher level of artistic talent; Brokamp pushed to expand the school's vocational training programs in photography, stage management, and costume design by 50 percent.
Who Learns?" is right on point in urging the Obama administration to stay the course on adopting more stringent rules to limit the behavior of for-profit colleges.
"No-one would have thanked us if we had stuck so dogmatically to our original timetable that even more stringent cuts and savings had been implemented during the course of this Parliament," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Building codes are only one element of residential energy use another important one, of course, is appliances but although New York has more stringent building codes than Texas, there aren't as many new homes.
Standards, of course, vary depending on the night, and are more stringent on weekends.
My answer is that a much more stringent statement than the one that has now emerged would of course have been desirable.
Campaigners called for tougher rules governing their use and say officers - who undergo a three day course before being issued with a Taser - should receive more stringent training.
