The Obama administration has levied a string of stringent penalties for egregious violations of patient rights under the most commonly cited law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, of 1996.
The laws governing DUI violations are stringent.
Tony, the bus driver, spots the first violation of his stringent code of behavior.
In Google's case, Brazilian judges have held executives responsible for resisting the removal of online videos that are in violation of a stringent 1965 Electoral Code.
Data retransmission caused by the violation of the stringent delay bound may result in the reprocessing of these data, which would have a negative effect on user experience.
Any vehicle that passes by is in direct violation of my stringent expectations of solitude and the right to ride down the median unfettered by traffic laws.
There were several statistically significant violations of the more stringent double monotone homogeneity (non-intersection) assumptions, but strong evidence of violation was only seen for a minority of symptoms in certain sites.
One should, however, be aware there are also limitations and that some pesticide matrix combinations cannot be determined in the 0.01 0.1 mg kg−1 range, and that for other pesticides calibration against the corresponding matrix instead of tomato is required to bring quantitative results within the AQC criteria, especially for MRL violations, when more stringent criteria apply.
The Obama administration helped prompt the flurry of complaints against colleges in 2011, when it issued a new interpretation of responsibilities under Title IX, and warned that many colleges were even in violation of the previous, less stringent reading of the law.
Macy's said if true, "the allegations represent a serious violation of our company's stringent vendor/supplier code of conduct that sets out specific standards and requirements for any vendor doing business with Macy's".
