Even by his stern standards, he was in a prickly mood as he faced the media before the squad flew to Cardiff, where they will train beneath the roof this afternoon, Cotter having agreed it should be shut.
This is not an evening for those with stern standards about what dance is and what it isn't, and who demand a perfected technique for its proper articulation; they would see it as only a further signpost in the devolution of New York modern dance.
During that time, Lt. Col. Maggi, determined to make the 21st as disciplined as a regiment of Regulars, enforced stern standards for drill and dress parades.
New York paid Stern a standard photographer's fee and paid Lohan nada for her participation.
If Europe succeeds in converging toward stern German standards in a globally competitive world, what will become of the convivial cultures of the south?
The stern warning has become standard in almost every performance hall in the city: "Please turn off all pagers and cellphones before the performance begins".
He is stern and has high standards.
A source tells Forbes Kashmirr Hill it was not submitted for pre-approval by the Institutional Review Board, an independent ethics committee that requires scientific experiments to meet stern safety and consent standards to ensure the welfare of their subjects.
The deliberately unflattering shot may be jarring, given that even those pictures of her testifying at the Benghazi hearing last year were at least contextually relevant: For the majority of her time as Secretary of State, pictures of Hillary hewed to the standard politician fare – stern, inspired, possible annoyed.
The memo by Mr. Gates, a former C.I.A. director, also demanded greater adherence to secrecy standards, issuing a stern warning against the release of classified information: "Leaking of classified information is against the law, cannot be tolerated and will, when proven, lead to the prosecution of those found to be engaged in such activity".
