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Mr Kim became much stricter with the family, isolating them in a villa outside Pyongyang.

"I am looking at the European law much more than the U.S. law on competition, because in Europe we are much stricter with competition," he said.

Since the introduction of the UK Bribery Act in 2010, penalties associated with corrupt practices have become much stricter, with culprits potentially facing 10 years' imprisonment and an unlimited fine.

A third group would argue that usually Republicans are much stricter with local autocrats and therefore if Romney had come to power the US would pay more attention to human rights in Central Asia.

While Osborne did not detail this in his speech, it's understood that the tax will be coupled with much stricter corporate reporting requirements, with businesses required to disclose revenue and profit figures on a country-by-country basis to improve transparency.

Specially, the optimal solutions were obtained under market clearing conditions, which are much stricter constraints compared with our previous work.

About half of the monasteries are conservative, with much stricter rules on discipline and fasting.

The State Water Board is now preparing to step in with much stricter rules to protect fish.

Effective reform will also require sweeping changes in the state's shamefully lax campaign finance rules with much stricter limits on contributions by individuals and limited liability corporations.

It should combine a cut in interest rates with a clear explanation of why it is cutting (to ward off the threat of deflation) and a promise to greet any rush to greater leverage with much stricter credit rules.

In 10 or 20 years' time, however, when today's students take the helms of their companies, they will have to operate with much stricter controls over energy and resource use.