I would also increase the penalty for no-balling to something more stringent, say four or even six runs.
"Two years ago these loans could be accommodated very easily, but today the requirements to get those loans are much more stringent," said David Adamo, the chief executive of Luxury Mortgage in Stamford, Conn.
As the MCL becomes even more stringent, say (c^=c^{prime }>c^{P}), the separating candidate (the pair ((H^, L^{prime})) in Fig. 8) is no longer robust to a pooling deviation, namely a contract in the interior of the segment (PL^{prime }), which yields positive profits.
State and federal regulators seeking more stringent terms say they are concerned that if mortgage companies are given too much leeway in selecting which loans to forgive, they will simply write down the principal balances on those mortgages owned by some other party, while sparing their own portfolios, the sources said.
"I could see that as appearing more stringent," he says.
"Firms are trying to do everything they can to try and keep things at a point where legislators are not under public pressure to bring in more stringent laws", said Matt Mills, commercial director at Featurespace.
It would also cost the average hog farmer in the area an extra $25,000 to $30,000 a year to comply with more stringent requirements, said Mark James, executive director of the Finger Lakes office of the New York Farm Bureau, a nonprofit advocacy group.
"The commission is trying to find the right balance that would satisfy and address the needs to help businesses stay open and yet give parents more confidence that when they buy a product for their children, it's been tested and meets more stringent standards," said Scott Wolfson, a commission spokesman.
"They can get a lot more stringent," Mr. Milevsky said.
The EU test was different and more stringent, the company said.
