This was refused, as were two similar requests, Aldrich and Penn insisting that they would accept only "any person or persons, of strict character and reputation, who are housekeepers".
Tirana party head Xhelil Gjoni, a stern man with a reputation for strict views, entered the classroom first.
Instead, they have been trying to build a reputation for strict labour standards that might appeal to western firms not wishing to be associated with sweatshops.
Despite its reputation for strict sartorial rules, the league has seemed to encourage the use of the latest piece of equipment that can prominently display the N.F.L. logo.
In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Erasmus had a mixed reputation: among strict Catholics, as a rash author who endangered true religion; among secular people or Protestant liberals, as a precursor of the Reformation whose major flaw was lack of sufficient courage to follow his own deepest convictions by rejecting Catholicism.
The AR-15 is also available in Canada despite our reputation for strict gun laws.
On fidelity to composers' scores, Monteux's biographer John Canarina ranks him with Klemperer and above even Toscanini, whose reputation for strict adherence to the score was, in Canarina's view, less justified than Monteux's.
Its also acquired a reputation for strict laws chewing gum is banned, for instance, and in 1994 the American student Michael Fay was caned for committing vandalism along with its cleanliness and wealth.
Halifax's reputation for strict law enforcement was noted by the antiquary William Camden and by the "Water Poet" John Taylor, who penned the Beggar's Litany: "From Hell, Hull, and Halifax, Good Lord, deliver us!" Before his execution a convicted felon was usually detained in custody for three market days, on each of which he was publicly displayed in the stocks, accompanied by the stolen goods.
Mr. Keogan had a reputation for being strict.
