Identifying theology with formal logic, Aëtius methodically provoked his disputants and then reduced them to silence with extremely stringent and subtle arguments.
This includes: purpose limitation; rigorous evidence based arguments; the principles of necessity and proportionality; stringent data protection safeguards, especially when handling sensitive personal data; independent data protection oversight; and, of course, full compliance with EU law and the EU treaties".
Consistent with arguments for more stringent error control in modeling,[ 74, 75] an α of 0.01 was adopted a priori.
She foresaw that lobbyists in states with interest-rate caps could use the less stringent C.F.P.B. rules as an argument in their efforts to undermine or supplant existing laws.
I also return to my argument that the stringent legal code mandating headscarves and baggy overcoats for women are perhaps being appropriated by young women in creative and ultimately empowering ways.
Even in this setting, with parents who had suffered the loss of a child to bullying, the argument for more stringent rules, and structures or physical barriers never really eventuated.
Borrowing (without attribution) an analogy used by the prosecutor in his closing argument, Holmes invoked the following argument-stopper: "The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting fire in a theater and causing a panic".
Bailey reiterated longstanding industry arguments about the costs of stringent environmental regulation — lost jobs, higher energy costs.
However, increased travel associated with more stringent standards is not considered a strong argument against them, because the increased travel decreases as income grows [73].
The results of this paper provide a biological argument for applying a less stringent nosology.
