glabra (Ohio buckeye) and A. flava (yellow buckeye)—have light, soft, tough fine-grained wood.
As part of the diagnostic workup, the altered regional lymph nodes were evaluated by means of a tough fine needle aspirate (FNA) and cytology.
Legislation for tougher fines, whistleblower protection and public scrutiny of safety failures died last year.
The House bill would impose tougher fines on companies for drug safety violations, up to $10 million for a single violation.
It seems that lobbyists only start to worry about European antitrust procedures the very moment the commission hands down tougher fines to companies for violating the rules of free competition.
BRUSSELS — The European Commission on Monday called for additional unannounced inspections of food companies and tougher fines for labelling fraud, after the discovery earlier this year that millions of Europeans had eaten horse meat labelled as beef.
Beyond that, there is the promise of tougher fines for firms who breach the minimum wage, which sounds good although the question is whether there will be sufficient inspectors to enforce it.
The move, to be accompanied by tougher fines for parents of children who regularly play truant, follows a review of school discipline and attendance by teacher and behaviour expert Charlie Taylor.
This would still be an independent body, but with more outsiders and the ability to impose tougher fines (up to £1m), and backed by some kind of "verifying" body to check every two or three years that it is doing a good job.
