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Although the Department of Homeland Security has encouraged states and cities to file emergency preparedness strategies it has not set strict standards for evacuation plans.
It has set strict standards for its 3G handsets, and even the biggest handset-makers have no choice but to comply with them if they want Vodafone's business.
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.
On Monday, the State Supreme Court set strict standards for consent searches, saying that the police could request a search only if they had a "reasonable, articulable suspicion" that a crime had occurred.
The Shiloh Residential Treatment Center, the judge ruled, violated a long-standing settlement that set strict standards for detaining immigrant children, including those who crossed the border unaccompanied and those who were separated from their parents.
City 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. 1 Excavating Carnegie Hall When Carnegie Hall decided to add another performance space, it had only one way to go -- down.
But you have no duty to set stricter standards for such programs than the law itself.
The world's museums have generally set stricter standards for acquisitions over the last decade, experts say, so that today private collectors provide the major market for smuggled relics.
It also set stricter standards for the level of contamination that would be allowed and barred disposal there of all toxic material.
The rule, which came in the wake of a 2013 chemical explosion that killed 15 people in West, near Dallas, set stricter standards for operators' risk management plans.
The bill -- sponsored by Henry A. Waxman of California, Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, and other Democrats on the committee -- would also set stricter standards for how wells are built and monitored.
