Web sources usually feature less strict controls than articles published in journals or books.
It comes from the article "Strict but Trusted, Nun Who Leads Girls Schooll Is Irreplaceable".
Re "Salvador Court Denies Abortion to Ailing Woman, Citing Strict Prohibition" (news article, May 30) and "A Salvadoran at Risk Tests Abortion Law" (front page, May 29): The consequences of absolute abortion bans couldn't be clearer than the potentially fatal circumstances facing "Beatriz," a Salvadoran woman recently denied a lifesaving abortion by her own country's Supreme Court.
After being burnt by excessive militarism, but recognizing that a country may want or need some way to responding when things heat up, Japan has slowly been edging away from a strict interpretation of Article 9, towards what the rest of the world might call a normal military.
We quantified the uncertainty of SOC stock measurement from a global analysis of 51 research articles meeting strict requirements of rigour of SOC measurements, totaling 177 grasslands from 19 countries, to assess the effects of the spatial scale and the sampling depth of soil profile on this uncertainty, and to explore the implications for SOC stock change detection involving future sampling.
In this article, the strict feasibility and solvability of generalized vector equilibrium problem with set-valued mapping in reflexive Banach spaces are considered.
Referring to articles in the strict code of his great-grandparents' household, Carlo Feltrinelli writes: "Those who entered the kitchen for no reason were fined 10 cents (Article 3), and there was the same fine for those who dared to speak Italian more than three times over lunch (Article 5)." A streak of violence also runs through the family history.
See article.Beijing imposed strict curbs on smoking.
Test your math skills with today's question, created by Bobson Wong at Math for America from the article "Carmakers Back Strict New Rules for Gas Mileage".
So Europe will rub along with the pact and semi-comply, destroying many jobs, albeit not as many as strict obedience would destroy (see article).Or consider the European Central Bank.
