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I think that this stricter rule has clearly worked.

Brian Callaghan
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Stricter standards applied to those who influence impressionable young people.

Robin Oakley
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Our protocols already meet or exceed the current European standards and regulations. We commend the European Commission on their forward thinking and proactive approach. This is exactly what the industry needs to secure a stricter set of worldwide guidelines.

Dwight Brunoehler
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The cut in the debt sales is a positive for bonds. The improved fiscal situation with a stricter cap on sales lightens up the sentiment in the market.

Shigeru Endo
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They actually hold us to stricter standards than the state health inspectors.

Shannon Patten
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It's the university's call what courses they will accept. Some majors are stricter than others. Some don't let the students take courses elsewhere at all.

Lynn Sullivan
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I would hope that in Iowa we could set a policy that might be stricter than what the Coca Colas and the Pepsis of the world are saying we should sell.

Sue Roberts
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Our roads and streets are getting less safe. A lot of it's due to reckless driving, and we should be reversing that trend by having stricter enforcement.

Damien Newton
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We can make savings in these direct costs while maintaining our sponsorship levels and improving the central distribution of revenue from television rights. The future technical regulations must impose stricter limits on all the competitors, and allow us to reduce our spending in order to find the improved financial equilibrium we want.

Alain Dassas
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We have been evaluating in these last weeks the levels of protection, ... And when there is a potential danger we have introduced stricter security measures.

Rocco Buttiglione
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By having stricter penalties, I think that many of us feel UT is just promoting alcohol use due to the fact that they are harsher punishments for marijuana.

Judie Niskala
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It will be a little bit stricter this year.

Pansy Houghton
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We hope that the reform of the recruitment system for judges and the introduction of assistants will help establish a stricter system for entering the profession and that a better training system will improve the proficiency of judges.

Xiao Yang
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It will be very specific as to the size and species of fish and how often they can be eaten. It will be a stricter advisory for pregnant women and children.

Doug Krieger
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All participants of the fishery will be better off in the long run if stricter regulations are enforced.

Scott Burns
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Although these trips are perfectly legal, the speaker believes he has a responsibility to lead by example in his effort to institute stricter ethics rules.

John Mcgovern
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We believe carefully managing the average age of our fleet allows us greater flexibility in addressing the cost and reliability issues involving tractor engines designed to comply with stricter emissions requirements in 2007 and generally lowers our operating expenses.

Steve Russell
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Many years ago it probably was much stricter, but looking in recent years it has been common for the bishop to give dispensation.

Joseph Mcaleer
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The type of kid we recruit is one who can be assertive and enjoys stricter regimentation. It's also a kid who is looking to put in extra time to really help out.

Pete Crawford
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Just to show the judge that we're serious about, you know, tougher drunk driving laws, we also plan to go to Santa Fe and petition there and lobby there for stricter laws when vehicular homicide occurs again.

Erica Ramos
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We can't expect unilateral disarmament. If Goldman works to get stricter federal policies, and if it disseminates its research to clients and policy makers, the issue may be rendered moot anyway.

Eileen Claussen
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We can't expect unilateral disarmament, ... If Goldman works to get stricter federal policies, and if it disseminates its research to clients and policy makers, the issue may be rendered moot anyway.

Eileen Claussen
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