"My dad was a slightly stricter version of Richard Dawkins," says Alain de Botton.
All that will happen is that some banks will have to apply slightly stricter lending standards.
You can still ride in Bedgebury today, albeit under slightly stricter control and with a Trot permit, available from the Toll Rides (Off-Road) Trust.
Winning a reprieve from the markets would certainly require something much bolder than a slightly stricter version of the same plan.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued recommendations last month that are slightly stricter than the state's, suggesting that spraying for mosquitoes should be done within a two-mile radius of even one infected bird.
Diners are growing ever more comfortable with comfort — with open kitchens, with communal tables, with dress codes just slightly stricter than the age-old shore injunction "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service".
In the suburbs around New York City, where a fad in indoor tanning has taken hold among children of high school age, local laws have been adopted during the past year in Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and Rockland Counties that in some cases are slightly stricter than the state laws.
The euro-area average is 11%, although Italy uses a slightly stricter definition of souring loans.In this section Battling the darkness Ghostbusters Neither borrowers nor lenders The data revolution One currency, divergent economies The great trailblazer ReprintsThe main culprit is Italy's economy, which has been shrinking for more than two years.
And the renga has always been used for playful/serious poetic conversation, with slightly stricter rules than Deema and I applied.
Knowing this was the kind of club that had a slightly stricter dress code than "no hats, no hoods", I had to get myself the appropriate attire.
