The Indiana statute, which was backed by the N.R.A. over strenuous objections from law enforcement, explicitly extends this precept to intruders who are "public servants," but who you believe have no appropriate basis for entering the premises.
December is a strenuous time for law students: They've spent untold hours in the library hunched over legal texts, preparing for the exams that will make or break their future as lawyers.
Rhode Island's state primary on Tuesday gave its new voter identification law its most strenuous exercise yet, stirring dissent and praise from voters who lined up with ID cards, while officials reported few identification-related voting problems.
A data privacy bill in California is just a signature away from becoming law over the strenuous objections of many tech companies that rely on surreptitious data collection for their livelihood.
The law passed despite the strenuous objections of Brooksley Born, a former head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, who left the government after her unsuccessful effort to impose more regulation.
The Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 propelled Congress to pass a version of the law that Mr. Gerson and company wanted, though strenuous lobbying had to be done to phrase the new law so it would be applicable to the Pan Am case.
But under Islamic law, women are not allowed to run, engage in strenuous exercise, or do anything with their bodies to attract the attention of men.
These findings are important because currently the law enforcement community does not usually consider these duties as strenuous.
Despite strenuous objections from consumer advocates, Bean had wanted to block states from enacting tougher laws against predatory lending than the federal government adopted.
In response to the strenuous demands made by the United States Government and industry, the Indian government has repeatedly attempted to subvert the law.
