The agency used to be a strict upholder of the economic orthodoxy.
According to a series of CBS News polls asking if gun control laws should be made more strict, less strict or stay the same, 53 percent said it should be more strict when asked in the first week of February.
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Under the Energy Policy Act of 2005, the plants will be held to strict standards to find ways of disposing waste safely, and avoid or reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.
You will also be given strict requirements for transparency of risks you are taking.
SEC's insistence that there should be strict rules safeguarding the independence of auditors.
Even though the story is not fully told, the more positive experience of Chinalco in Peru can only be reproduced in countries that maintain a strict rule of law and proper enforcement.
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The objective of the SGP was for strict fiscal discipline to be maintained and enforced in the process of European Monetary Union (EMU).
Consequently, the study of corruption ought to include acts that may be legal in a strict narrow sense but where the rules of the game have been bent.
Unlike the crown, which is awarded on the Monday of eisteddfod week for poems in the free metres, the chair is reserved for poems in cynghanedd, the ancient system of strict poetic metres which requires poems to be written in a complex mix of consonantal harmony, stress, rhythm and rhyme.
Those responsible for locking down government networks and defending data will need to be empowered with a set of strict rules.
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The shift provides signals that less aggressive government spending measures will be taken in favor of more strict cut-backs from Washington.
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In many of these cases I can make a plausible argument that the government activities in question can be justified under a strict libertarian conception of the role of government.
Americans may be holding tenaciously to a strict view of personal morality, but they say that they do not want to impose their views on others (abortion seems to be the big exception).
This verdict may also increase tensions within Turkey between those who believe religion should be allowed a more open role in public life and those who argue that any move away from strict secularism would be a betrayal of the country's founding principles.
Last month, a senior judge ruled Jordan had not proved that the retrial of Abu Qatada - who is currently living under strict bail conditions in London - would be free of evidence obtained by torture.
In 2012, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) issued a statement recommending against any home or recreational use of trampolines, suggesting that trampolines only be used as part of a structured training program with strict safety measures.
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Unlike other U.S. anti-drug aid, like Plan Colombia, there does not appear to be the same strict limits on the role of American agents, Sabatini said.
But it is unclear whether the sausages will be allowed into the UK, because of strict import controls on meat.
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Instead, the necessary conditions for such a change can be fostered through the continued application of a strict set of principles.
"Strict investigation of responsible parties will be made into those who do not resolve problems in a timely manner, " the regulator said.
In May media reports quoted Gustavo Larrea, a government minister and a confidant of President Rafael Correa, as saying that miners in Ecuador would be hit with a strict tax hike that would take away 70% to 80% of revenues.
The funding programme, which runs annually from December to November, is split into two levels of funding - Podium and Development - each with strict criteria and standards which must be met in selection and maintained with the support of UKA staff.
He believes that she will not want to be seen as forcing Greece out of the euro, not least since on strict legal grounds a country can neither leave nor be forced to leave the currency union.
By the time some people do find out about the new laws it will be too late for them because of the very strict time bars - 12 months after separation and six months after a death.
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In 1996 the American burger chain won this second battle: the Appeal Court, in essence, applied a less strict test of what it meant to be well-known in South Africa, and accepted the evidence in the two surveys because it thought that whites represented McDonald's target market.
If the Court's strict constructionists are to be intellectually honest in their interpretation of the meaning of "scheme" liability in StoneRidge next week, it would prove a revolutionary milestone in the saga of investor rights.
We have also placed strict limits on those able to be on the flight deck of UK aircraft.
It will be under strict instructions to cut payments to Medicare providers, regardless of the consequences, with limited ability for Congress to overrule its edicts.
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The Haitian government must be willing to have strict oversight imposed upon it in the beginning of this process and see a relaxation of that oversight as it proves it is able manage the funds with minimal corruption.
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