State and federal law permits the donation of fetal tissue for research but forbids its sale for fees beyond certain strict limits, such as fees for processing and handling costs.
4. Similarly, federal student loans for qualified American citizens made available in private college and graduate schools for studies in essential national disciplines only with strict limits on fees and penalties.
When the eradication program was proposed in 1993, farmers had mixed responses to the program's compulsory fees and strict growing schedules.
In a handful of cities, notably Vienna, the combination of excellent and highly subsidised public transport, high petrol taxes, lofty parking fees and strict regulation of on-street parking has succeeded in keeping the streets uncongested (although the peripheral motorway is another story).
NSF officials worried that deep-pocketed organizations like the Battelle Memorial Institute, the new contractor for NEON, would be scared off from future projects if Congress imposed such a strict requirement on management fees.
Many governments don't allow refugees to seek formal employment; some grant the right to work but effectively prevent it with high permit fees or strict rules that keep refugees in camps.
However, whether or not you live in a state with strict regulations, the high fees and interest rates of these loans make it easy to fall into a never-ending debt cycle.
He would not have been able to build such luxurious golf resorts and hotels all around the world had it not been for trade deals which allow for capital to move more freely and corporations to to purchase property without strict out-of-country fees and tariffs.
But the companies put strict limits on how that fee money could be spent, and Congress went along with these limits.
This, along with changes to licensing laws and tightening health and safety requirements, led to a more commercial style of organisation, with a compulsory entrance fee and a strict security presence around the perimeter fence.
