Stephen G. Carrellas, coordinator of the New Jersey chapter of the National Motorists Association, said Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, the private company operating the inspection system, had much more complicated equipment to install with far more stringent deadlines, for a system whose use is mandatory.
This is because when the deadlines of the jobs are more stringent, jobs need to execute closer to their earliest start times to meet their deadlines, which agrees with the objective of TSP1 and not with the objective of TSP2, which schedules jobs to execute at their latest possible times.
After delays, attributed by the developer, Urban Residential, to more stringent city-imposed safety requirements, the project missed a deadline of April 1, set in the offering plan, and most buyers were given a chance to back out of their contracts.
More stringent requirements were also demanded of features, which must now not only complete a week's run in Los Angeles before the deadline but also guarantee at least three screenings a day, including one at prime time.
Premiums are likely to rise even further now that the chief executives of publicly traded companies with an annual revenue of more than $1.2 billion must swear that their accounts are accurate and complete by August 14th, a deadline set by the Securities and Exchange Commission.Although insurers will cover the new oath, they are making D&O contracts much more stringent.
Some states are more stringent.
They should be more stringent".
More stringent corporate governance rules.
But this year, the criteria were more stringent.
Brooker feels NGOs should be more stringent.
This approach is much more stringent than official guidelines recommend.
