Wal-Mart removed the bibs from its store shelves nationwide, but in Illinois, where 60,000 of the bibs had been sold, a strict lead law required their recall.
Mr. Miller said this was the next logical step after the Council's passage of a strict lead paint law in February.
The ability of meeting the target production lead times is of fundamental importance in modern manufacturing systems producing perishable products, where the product quality or value deteriorates with the time parts spend in the system, and in manufacturing contexts where strict lead time constraints are imposed due to tight shipping schedules.
Being less strict leads to a significant improvement in the coverage of our prediction method at comparable precision (see Additional File 1, Section S2.1 and Table S9).
Green, who bought BHS for £200m in 2000, is understood to have been ready to agree to the loan, but the funds from Gordon Brothers were not enough without the property deals, and the strict terms led to the talks collapsing.
Green is understood to have been ready to agree to the loan, but the funds from Gordon Brothers were not enough without the property deals and the strict terms led to the talks collapsing.
This is what the "strict constructionists" led by the likes of Scalia just don't get.
His religious faith and strict vegetarianism led him to undertake several lengthy and severe fasts.
This strict association led to the suggestion that HEPN domains functioned in conjunction with the associated MNT domains.
This more strict definition led to a later start of the heat wave, a greater influence by the "added" effect of temperature, and relatively less important interaction effects.
