Even in Britain, where anti-discrimination laws are relatively stringent, Muslims tend to be poor.
Despite this, in China in particular, regulations regarding supplements are relatively stringent.
However, Canada's regulatory system and the relatively stringent lending standards of its banks eventually reinforced the market's stability, brokers said.
Mr. Scarfo's lawyers have argued that the technology resembles a wiretap, and that using the logger without going through the relatively stringent requirements of a full wiretap order may have violated Mr. Scarfo's constitutional rights.
While linear modulation has many desirable features, it imposes a relatively stringent requirement on amplifier linearity.
These results suggest that there is a relatively stringent regulation of paraventricular organ-accompanying neuron number in the zebrafish brain.
At this relatively stringent cutoff value, the general or abiotic and biotic stress co-expression networks can be constructed by using online network drawing tool.
Under the relatively stringent sampling conditions (10% and 30%), we observe that attention sampling in normal time is more difficult compared with that during the exogenous events.
Organizations that want to add their fact checks to Google Search must follow Google's relatively stringent guidelines (the last thing Google wants, after all, is to unwittingly include fake news that masquerades as a fact check…).
Teachers — who must pass a set of relatively stringent requirements to qualify — in turn are paid between $7 and $11 per half-hour session, depending on experience, attendance and finishing classes.
Cook said that "news was kind of going a little crazy" and drew parallels between its approach to Apple News and the App Store, which has had relatively stringent rules about what is allowed since its inception.
