It's not all gravy, though, as India's government and policy is way stricter than what we see in the States.
Design as well as price rules are way stricter when it comes to the ranks of the clergy, which are three: deacon, priest and bishop.
(Although, according to international law firm K&L Gates, the pledge uses a definition of "lobbying activities" that is broad enough to include unregistered, "'behind the scenes'" activity, and is in that way stricter than Obama's ethics pledge).
Fractional advocates say they actually operate at a high level of safety, with potential purchasers often sending in auditors to evaluate safety programs that are in many ways stricter than those used by corporate flight departments or airlines.
"Many of these funds have been dealt with the same way — without strict oversight".
Our school's balanced and responsive programs go way beyond strict discipline.
For a classical singer, expressing oneself in lieder means negotiating its subtleties and challenges by way of strict vocal technique, which can take years to learn.
There is a Swiftian anger in Humphries' account of the way the strict job demarcation of the "wellness team" prevents them helping an old woman writhing on the floor in agony.
Last year, however, they switched to offense, yelping about the new securities rules -- way too strict and so time-consuming -- and whining that Eliot Spitzer and his meddlesome investigations could wreck the nation's economy.
