Connelly also said that the age limit must be nation-wide when implemented, and "must be coupled with rigorous enforcement and penalties for violations in order to be effective".
With more rigorous testing and penalties for performance-enhancing drug use a possible factor, the balance between bat and ball swung markedly in 2010, which became known as the "Year of the Pitcher".
The Obama administration has toughened regulatory oversight, demanding rigorous inspections and heavy penalties for offending mining companies.
After forest clearance peaked in 2004, the environment minister Marina da Silva, another child of a rubber tapping family and former colleague of Mendes, put in place a more rigorous system of monitoring, penalties and incentives that has resulted in an 80% slowdown in the rate of deforestation.
11 13 Some researchers maintain that comprehensive youth access restrictions have directly reduced smoking prevalence and recommend more rigorous compliance checks and stricter penalties for transgressors to reduce smoking initiation further.
"The whole legal process to establish is so rigorous if it is for death penalty," said Ranjana Kumari, director at the Center for Social Research.
In 1784, the Yale senior class debated whether the death penalty was "too severe & rigorous in the United States for the present Stage of Society".
Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced on Tuesday that the Justice Department would seek the death penalty in the Roof case, following a "rigorous review process to thoroughly consider all relevant factual and legal issues".
Members of the Senate committee also advocated for "rigorous" data security rules, expanding FTC authority to enforce them and stiffer penalties to motivate companies to protect consumers proactively.
