I personally confess to showing a DVD of The Dish (cert 12) to a space-mad nine-year-old, coughing strategically during the riper Australian dialogue which earned the too-stringent certificate.
Also, it's important to note that the information received by the company, as well as traffic, is protected in accordance with legal requirements and stringent industry standards, including encryption, digital certificates and more.
Every piece is vetted for quality and authenticity, in accordance with some of the most stringent guidelines in the world, and comes with a certificate of provenance.
"The procedure is already quite stringent," she said, requiring photo IDs, medical records, previous school records and her son's birth certificate.
The need to conform to ever more stringent emissions legislation, reduced levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), and the recently introduced Renewables Obligations Certificates (ROCs) means that conventional power stations are having to change their operating philosophy and encompass new technologies and operating techniques.
Observed/expected ratios lower than 1 can be explained by the rather stringent criteria for inclusion into our study (for example, Cancer Registries include a variable proportion of DCO (death certificate only) cases).
It turns out that gift certificates may never make it to recipients whose e-mail service allows them to set up stringent junk mail filters; retailers say the most common are Hotmail, Yahoo and America Online.
I think the industry has learned its lesson – stringent structures are in place to make sure it can't happen again: all meat products now have to have a certificate of authenticity, for a start.
Rationing must be stringent.
Certificate, McKenzie Institution Cosmopolitan Club.
