Donald Etra, Rihanna's attorney, has said he didn't think the strict rules were necessary, but that he and Rihanna favoured a less-stringent ruling that simply ordered Brown not to annoy, harass or molest the 21-year-old pop singer.
Scotland has separate, less stringent, rules.
Stringent rules that turn madcap when deconstructed.
The residents abide by stringent rules.
The constitutional amendment, detractors said, outlined standards so stringent that the ruling party would choose its opposition in presidential elections.
Therefore, in this scenario the first e-value cut-off is used only for the purpose of "collecting" GO-terms, while other more stringent criteria are ruling whether transfer these terms to our sequences.
Sir Thomas's rulings are stringent enough to cause quite a hoopla, during which old-lag MPs can be forced to stand down, and any who run to the courts can act as lightning rods to draw the fire from those still in a job, who will denounce them in pained solidarity with the public.
More stringent corporate governance rules.
How stringent are the rules?
His opposition to the stringent antiforeigner policy of the ruling Tokugawa shogunate, however, brought him great suffering and a long term of house arrest.
Penda Hair of the Advancement Project, a civil rights advocacy group, said that Judge Simpson used the least stringent legal standard in his ruling: He did not consider whether the state had a compelling interest in passing the law, or that it had sufficiently weighed the state's interests against those of voters, but instead considered whether passing the law was within the lawmakers' purview.
