This is because all these speech acts have the illocutionary point of describing how things are, but the propositional content conditions and degree of strength of illocutionary point conditions become increasingly less stringent as we move from left to right.
The rupee continued drifting down through the summer, then began falling faster in mid-August when senior government officials made it clear in speeches that they were reluctant to resort to more drastic measures to arrest the rupee's decline, like sharp increases in interest rates or an imposition of stringent controls on moving large sums of money in and out of the country.
With Heinz's stringent streamlining strategy moving forward which has already resulted in the closing or exiting of 21 factories and businesses it shouldn't be a surprise to see a couple of minor fine-tuning adjustments to follow the massive dumping it made yesterday.
In retrospect, more stringent criteria for moving to the second stage should have been used.
The move toward more stringent telemarketing controls has been developing for a decade.
But many do not have other investment opportunities right now that match their stringent criteria, meaning they may move to fill any gap left by the Fed.
Millions of consumers already facing hosepipe bans and warnings to save water were given the grim news as Caroline Spelman insisted the present "temporary restrictions" on non-essential use were designed to ensure "we don't have to move to more stringent restrictions later".
"The screening process is much more stringent than for people who move to our campuses," said Victor Amey, president and chief executive of Cadbury Senior Services, which operates two continuing care retirement centers, as well as the program that serves Ms. Mack in Haddon Township.
The threshold can also be moved to more stringent levels.
Prior to moving into patients, stringent pre-clinical studies are required that have at least some rationale and efficacy in animal models and good safety profiles.
