Students may no longer be at the mercy of unscrupulous landlords thanks to the launch today of a new national code setting out strict standards for student accommodation.
He shows regard for and empathy with younger people, such as Matthew Tynan, who was nine when his father, Kenneth Tynan, died; the common ground, unexpressed, is that of children of artists, geniuses, writers, who grow up with a set of strict abstract standards, a lack of material directives about success, and a dead father who lives on as a body of work.
A new set of stricter diesel standards, known as Euro 4, goes into effect in Europe in 2005, but Volkswagen's TDI already meets them.
A Wall Street Journal analysis found that if one set of stricter leverage standards had been in place during the five years before the crisis, it would have reduced the biggest firms' profitability by almost 25 percent.
That tiptoe back into the program came with a new set of stricter safety standards that included real-time monitoring of its test drivers, more robust training and efforts to beef up simulation.
The pace of life inside was dictated by the charismatic leader Mohammed Yusuf, who set and enforced strict standards of religious practice.
And so the federal government created hybrid agencies that set up strict standards for so-called conventional, conforming mortgages.
The White House did this by rescinding or, more accurately, indicating its desire to rescind the two sets of Obama-era regulations upon which the commitment was based: a set of stricter auto-efficiency standards and a series of rules governing emissions from power plants.
Among them is New York City, where correction officials have filed suit to end a 22-year-old agreement that set strict standards for nearly all aspects of prison life, from sanitation to safety.
Reacting to a modern American parenting culture she finds soft and forgiving of mediocrity, Chua, inspired by her Chinese immigrant parents, set strict standards for her daughters.
