Patrick J. Sullivan, the Manhattan borough president's appointee to the Panel for Educational Policy, applauded the revised standard, saying the more stringent cutoff would have shut too many students out.
Today, even though the index has been revised to make it more stringent, three hundred and sixty-six of seven hundred and eighty-one businesses scored a hundred per cent, including fourteen of the top twenty on Fortune's rankings of the largest companies in the U.S.
In Britain, regulators must now revise pay guidelines to reflect the more stringent E.U. law, including the use of contingent capital for bonus payments.
As a result, shortly after the availability of the cassava genome sequence in the Phytozome database, [ 21] revised such a pathway by using a more stringent comparative genomic protocol.
We are confident that in the revised version the entire story is indeed much more stringent and fits nicely together also with respect to the other published data on bZIP1.
Britain's financial watchdog must also revise its remuneration guidelines to reflect the more stringent E.U. law, including the use of contingent capital for bonus payments.
This would commit countries to revising their I.N.D.C.s every five years, to make them more stringent.
A more stringent test will mean that Europe's target for average carbon-dioxide emissions of 95g/km by 2021 will have to be revised upwards (the French and German governments are already seeking to delay the next target, which is to take effect in 2025).
By the time the EPA revises the rule, which could take at least two years, it would have limited impact because more stringent mercury and air toxics rules will kick in by 2015 and force old, coal-fired plants to shut down.
First, it plans as soon as next week to announce revised compensation rules for companies getting assistance, to make those rules conform with a law Congress passed in February that was more stringent than the Treasury's own guidelines.
