During the network's early years, when money was tight, Mr. Reinhardt exercised strict fiscal control.
He lost 20 pounds, putting himself on a strict 1,200-calorie-a-day 1,200-calorie-a-day 1,200-calorie-a-day 1,200-calorie-a-day.
These were long-shrunken shirts from a time when sizing was strict — yesterday's extra large is like today's medium.
If wine is defined as a "nutrient" it will no longer be subject to a strict 1991 law banning most advertising for alcoholic beverages on radio and television.
The state's prison population has dropped sharply in recent years, due in part to the Legislature's enactment of laws allowing early release for nonviolent offenders and its dismantling of the state's strict 1970s-era drug laws.
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Everyone else is tightening belts, and no team exemplifies the best way to survive the downturn like the Texans, former members of the jet set who have learned to get by on a strict 17-to-20 17-to-20 17-to-20et.
Plans to impose a strict 10.30pm lights out policy in prisons could worsen the mental health crisis in Britain's jails as vulnerable young inmates are forced into darkness, campaigners have claimed.
