That does not impede them: prisoners who can afford to bribe their jailers expect such indulgences as cell phones and "intimate visits" from wives and girlfriends.Both the murdered judges favoured sterner regimes.
One source compares the stern safety regime in a (now closed) Midlands tractor plant with the way workers wander over the moving assembly line in a sister plant in France.Environment law too bites hard.
In the last governor's race, in 1994, Governor Pete Wilson, the incumbent, spent a total of $30m and his challenger, Kathleen Brown, spent $23m.The stern new regime, enforced by the state's Fair Political Practices Commission, has a loophole or two.
With the collapse of the stern fundamentalist regime, production and exports rapidly resumed, much of it heading north across the porous borders with Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and south into Pakistan.
While Obama's celebrity is a time-honoured tradition, Peng's is an uncomfortable experiment, a near-unprecedented PR move by a notoriously stern-faced regime.
Towards the end of the Middle Ages, the wealthy increasingly sought to escape this regime of stern collectivism.
She professionalised the campaigning work on behalf of incarcerated writers, becoming a knowledgeable and stern critic of repressive regimes.
In opposition, the part was a stern critic of the ex-KGB regime in Moscow, berating it for neo-imperialism and shenanigans on energy security, and complaining about Western weak-kneedness towards the threat from the east.
He was alienated from the regime of Louis-Napoléon by the stern and dictatorial measures used after the coup d'état in 1851.
His mother and father are stern Republicans, like many who left in the first decades of the Castro regime, and saw travel to the island as a betrayal of the revolution's victims.Mr Gorordo's mother had two uncles, one of whom supported the revolution and stayed whereas the other one fought the Communists and was jailed before heading for America.
