Still other complaints have been leveled by environmental groups for what they believe is the Food and Drug Administration's failure to issue more precise and stringent warnings about the potential health risks for children, pregnant women and other vulnerable groups.
Except for the occasional downpour of refreshing manna, the road appears to be a steep incline of harsh laws, stringent warnings, and mind-numbing repetition of ritual.
The north of Mali receives the most stringent FCO warning, "Avoid all travel," because of a wave of jihadist terrorism.
On the other hand, scientists and conservationists push for stringent protection, warning that many stocks could be wiped out within fifty years.
The study led to a Congressional inquiry, stringent safety warnings, a sharp drop in the drug's sales and a plunge in the share price of GlaxoSmithKline, Avandia's maker.
It is remarkable that when a CDSS is less informative and instead gives more direct and stringent advice (alerts, warnings, and request for additional information), respondents seem to have more hesitations or reserves towards a CDSS.
He's subject to strict controls, of course: his milk, which carries a cigarette-style health warning, must pass stringent health checks, such are the potential risks.
The recommendation, announced at the group's annual convention in Boston, is less stringent than its first such warning, in 1999, which called on parents of young children to all but ban television watching for children under 2 and to fill out a "media history" for doctor's office visits.
Public address (PA) systems used to convey spoken warnings must meet stringent design requirements in order to produce sufficiently intelligible speech.
