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Standards, of course, vary depending on the night, and are more stringent on weekends.

Classification chiefs are also expected to be more stringent on strong language in films aimed at family audiences.

Among the issues that would have to be worked out is drug testing, which is far more stringent on the Olympic level than on the major league level.

The two regimes differ in that Europe's swaps reforms are taking longer to implement than America's, but are more stringent on most of the main issues.

"New Zealand has excellent earthquake standards in its building codes, but those standards were much more stringent on the Alpine fault to the west of Christchurch than in the city, where secondary faults are poorly known".

In Japan, where earthquakes are far more common than they are in the United States, the building codes have long been much more stringent on specific matters like how much a building may sway during a quake.

The majority has interpreted certain provisions of an offense so broadly as to render superfluous the more stringent, on-point requirements of a narrower provision of the same offense.

The rules on these fares are often more stringent than on other flights.

Mr. Obama, who instructed the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday to pull back on more stringent standards on ozone emissions in response to complaints that they would hurt hiring, is expected to propose tax incentives to promote hiring and infrastructure spending.

For example, a lake used for drinking water might have more stringent limits on phosphorus than one used just for recreation.

To this end, the European Parliament has gone beyond the Commission proposal with a view to imposing distinctly more stringent obligations on these bodies and on the Member States.