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It is dismaying that two years after a landmark ruling by the Supreme Court in a case involving judicial campaign spending, few state court systems have put in place rigorous rules for recusal.

The new agencies adopted rigorous rules for well safety and spill response, and they cleaned up a leasing process that under previous administrations had deprived the federal government of billions of dollars in oil and gas royalty payments.

At a time when torrents of special interest campaign spending is threatening the appearance and reality of judicial impartiality, the ruling in Caperton v. Massey drove home the need for states to adopt more rigorous rules for recusal.

In general, the secret missions carried out by the military have been defined as clandestine operations, which are not intended to be officially deniable and are subject to less rigorous rules for approval and oversight.

Although there are no rigorous rules for choosing a particular design or method, the choice depends on situational needs.

But carmakers also face rigorous rules for preventing distraction, and would be unlikely to cede control of interface design entirely to operating system makers anyway, both because of this and their desire to control the customer experience.

Perhaps even more important than any particular answer was Mr. Kerry's intense preparation for the rigorous rules of the debate.

But a play that rests its very plot on a formal convention of the period — the rigorous rules of the duel — cannot be excused for blatantly ignoring the manners and mores of the time when it suits the storytelling.

In Japan she finds women pining for their old boyfriends while men follow the rigorous rules of hostess bars and sex clubs.

Virologists also need not worry about having a universally acceptable definition of a species before applying rigorous rules of taxonomy.

Michel Barnier, the commissioner responsible for financial regulation, described the episode as serious and said it strengthened his belief in the need for "strict and rigorous rules" to govern the ratings agencies and other financial actors.