In that famous, though oft-misquoted, speech she gave to accept her second Oscar, she said, "I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!" Had Mary Todd Lincoln's life been a little different, had the people that surrounded her been given to less stringent kinds of judgment, it is something one can easily imagine her saying herself.
I think that's actually why he did it, so we could pay attention to the idea that time is fleeting and you shouldn't be so hard-pressed and so stringent in your opinions and your judgments, because what you feel today could be completely different tomorrow.
Accuracy on additional more stringent semantic tasks [picture picture semantic association and synonym judgment (Bozeat et al. 2000; Jefferies et al. 2009)] was within the normal range (≥90%) in Patients 2 5.
However, there is a need to exercise judgment in determining who should receive treatment aimed at achieving stringent glycemic targets.
Nevertheless, reading through the judgment it is evident that Munby felt he had to restate the stringent requirements made of social workers and lower courts.
Caught between the pressure of ministerial urgings and the stringent demands of adoption law are child protection social workers, who must make finely balanced judgment calls on what option they believe is best for a vulnerable child – with a final court decision now required within 26 weeks of a care application being made.
And it does not have Apple's stringent and sometimes inscrutable board of testers and reviewers, who can reject any app that, in their judgment, does not meet the company's technical or content standards.
The letter of the law requires that EPA set a standard that "is no more or less stringent than necessary to protect at-risk groups," McCarthy said in prepared remarks, adding that such a judgment can be difficult.
What the CFI's recent judgments have shown beyond doubt is that the European courts will not hesitate to provide far-reaching and stringent review of our analysis.
Rationing must be stringent.
