Similarly, in reaction to knife crime, gun crime and to teenagers terrorising the streets (a war on terror at home might be a useful initiative), government ministers say: "parents must take responsibility" or "stringent laws are already in place" to deal with these things.
The first has to do with whether groups have to meet the same stringent conditions of moral responsibility that individuals do.
Roles and responsibilities are less stringent and the environment is pleasant despite hours being "the most grueling on Wall Street".
Waltrip said Nascar must now mandate stringent safety measures, no longer leaving the responsibility solely to the drivers.
With emission legislations getting more stringent in order to comply with the responsibilities of environmental obligations, the focal point of contemporary diesel engine design has converged to meet the challenges of the omnipresent paradox of its soot NOx BSFC trade-off characteristics.
Sarah Brooks, director of financial services at Consumer Focus said: "As the committee has highlighted, the [OFT] rules themselves are not stringent enough to ensure payday lenders are lending responsibility and checking their customers' ability to repay loans.
While these uncertainties remain, changes in ways of delivering services are likely to generate professional concerns about roles and responsibilities which may only partially be mitigated by stringent clinical governance procedures.
An increasing need for taxes, together with a decreasing number of taxpayers, evoked stringent laws that forced members of a village tax group to assume collective responsibility for vacant or unproductive lands.
Beyond our international responsibilities, Trump failed to mention that refugees are currently being screened, under the most stringent of vetting processes, in accordance with the U.S. State Department's guidelines.
Rationing must be stringent.
