Following the outbreak, the Department of Veterinary Services imposed stringent livestock movement protocols on herders.
The stringent controls on movement, imposed by a phalanx of government minders, made it impossible to speak to ordinary North Koreans.
Steve Jones, a dairy specialist based in the Forest of Dean, says that, instead of killing badgers, the solution to combating the disease is "a combination of stringent testing, controlled movements, vaccinations, quarantine and biosecurity".
Nevertheless, the more stringent control of eye movements in the baseline condition did not much change the congruency effect, relative to the local-priming condition in which the fixation mark was presented only prior to the Navon stimuli.
And employees of the KIC both North and South Korean must adhere to stringent restrictions on their actions, movement and speech.
A federal judge here refused bail today for five of the six men accused of being members of a sleeper cell of Al Qaeda, but agreed to free one under a set of stringent conditions that limit his movements and ability to communicate.
For Europe, a quick resolution of the necessary negotiations over Britain's departure — especially if on stringent terms — would help quell movements in other EU member states, including France, for their own withdrawals.
Despite global movements toward more stringent complementary medicine regulation, the limited accessibility of reliable information and widespread misperceptions among consumers present major challenges for the safe use of complementary medicine.
Stringent visa regulations and restrictions on movement by the military are causing long delays, increasing costs and affecting the delivery of aid to areas hit by floods and the conflict with the Taliban.
From 1954, Spain imposed increasingly stringent restrictions on trade and the movements of vehicles and people across the border with Gibraltar.
He has already promised to ensure more stringent transitional controls on the freedom of movement afforded to new EU members.
