Student halls should be signed up to one of the National Codes of Management, which are stringently regulated.
The recent ruling, given by a three-man appellate bench in Colorado, strongly endorsed Mr Clinton's "roadless rule".The ruling hinged largely on the legal definition of wilderness, which in America is a stringently protected area, where most economic activity is banned.
Financial supervisors must apply money-laundering laws stringently to the huge sums flowing out of Ukraine to Austria, Britain, Cyprus and elsewhere.
A federal judge recently guessed that thousands of innocent Americans could be stuck behind bars because of coercive plea bargaining.Let judges judgeMany other countries ban plea bargains or limit them stringently.
But the barrier will still sever economic and social ties between Palestinians inside and outside its confines.In addition, says Orna Kohn of Adalah, a legal-advice centre for Arabs, this summer the army is expected to start enforcing more stringently the ban on Israelis visiting Palestinian-controlled areas, which up to now has been ignored for non-Jewish Jerusalemites.
They also required a stringently uniform magnetic field that enabled chemists to measure the small differences in magnetic fields within molecules, essential to determining a specimen's molecular make-up.
Yet it remains to be seen how stringently the new rules will be enforced.
The whole point of the fund is that it vets drugs quickly and less stringently than NICE.
It is a good thing that these days pharmaceuticals are stringently tested and factory emissions controlled.
First, the new body should be regularly assessed by Ofcom, a quango that currently regulates television and radio broadcasters rather stringently.
Like the rhetoric, Chinese law is now to be upgraded to deal more stringently with polluters.The nation's Environmental Protection Law has been amended for the first time since it was passed in 1989.
