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Only at that point might taxpayers be on the hook.Regulators hope that the requirements will be stringent enough that such a complete failure is rendered almost impossible.

For those institutions seeking to charge more than £6,000 a year – up to the proposed £9,000 limit – there will be stringent access requirements, and real sanctions for those who fail to meet them".

September has been Italy's most uncertain month, with questions about whether the Parliament will pass an austerity package, if that package will be stringent enough and how Europe's fiscal stewards will react.

"The quality filter will be pretty stringent.

In the U.S., the rules will be very stringent, but that's because of the bill Congress passed on Friday".

There will be more stringent fiscal rules, with tougher and earlier punishments for those who flout them.

President Obama has promised to develop standards for those plants in the coming months, though he says they will be less stringent than those for new plants.

But while farmers worry that the rules will be too stringent, food safety advocates worry that budget cuts could render the law toothless.

"It may be a more sophisticated organisation, but these people know there will be quite stringent security, the alert after Boston, and the inherent risk they take in trying something in these circumstances".

In many ways AHWR will be addressing stringent safety needs of the next generation nuclear reactors.

It has been acknowledged that the availability of (public) recharge infrastructure will be a stringent criterion for many vehicle purchasers – also if public infrastructure will only serve as reassuring secondary recharging option for most vehicle users.