She said: "You need to support the democratic forces, to give them hope and to be stricter toward these horrible governments.
Now Mr. Daniels's cameras have points of view, moving away from strict documentation toward territory that is closer to a filmic adaptation of a live experience.
But the Obama administration should be mindful that even if that were true a continuation of a strict policy toward Iran could derail a negotiated settlement on the nuclear issue but also the Rouhani presidency.
As the historian Doron Ben-Atar shows in his book "Trade Secrets," the Founders believed that a strict attitude toward patents and copyright would limit domestic innovation and make it harder for the U.S. to expand its industrial base.
Since 2003, the F.D.A. has maintained a relatively strict policy toward the pharmacies, requiring that medications be custom-made for specific patients and be available only through the prescription of a doctor or veterinarian.
Alliinase shows a strict specificity toward alliin except that onion root isoforms, which are different in glycosylation, exhibit an additional activity toward L-cystine to a limited extent (Lancaster et al. 2000).
Sen. John McCain pushed back, saying "it is not amnesty" under the dictionary definition of the word, and unlike in 1986, the bill included strict measures toward "earned citizenship".
The molecular basis of the strict preference toward NADPH and the high affinity for NADPH/NADP+ among BVMOs are not well understood.
If a religious revival and an influx of immigrants have brought stricter attitudes toward sex, the teenagers from such backgrounds who stray are less likely to use contraception or seek abortion.
Richard Cordray, the director of the C.F.P.B., left little question about where he stands on the issue when, in March of last year, his agency announced it would consider stricter regulations "toward ending the debt traps that plague millions of consumers across the country".
