A. I think the F.D.A. is the finest food agency in the world and has some of the most stringent processes and the finest people, but I believe they're underresourced.
There are no stringent gateways during the filtering and fine-tuning of ideas.
Nor does the EPA determine whether manufacturers have met the increasingly stringent CAFE requirements—and, if not, what fines to levy.
Florida, for example, has put stringent restrictions on voter registration drives, imposing fines and even criminal penalties for the slightest infraction of complex rules.
In order to avoid the stringent time step restriction imposed by very fine grids, we propose strategies that allow for a fluid velocity CFL number larger than 1.
All 20 Viacom TV stations that aired the broadcast face the maximum fine of £15,000 permitted under a stringent new approach by US watchdogs.
Even Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R), who has championed her state's stringent anti-immigrant law, said it would be "fine and dandy" to pursue comprehensive immigration reform.
Moreover, fine spatial level analyses have more stringent data protection requirements which are difficult to achieve at European level currently.
And though many describe the local and state gun laws here as relatively stringent, penalties for violating them — from jail time to fines — have not proven as severe as they are in some other places, reducing the incentive to comply.
