Citizen participation and governance round table discussions disrupted

Strict sync

Strict allocate

Strict ISO compliance

Enforce strict ISO compliance

I've been on a strict diet.

I've been on a strict diet.

Scott received a very strict education.

He is advised to go on a strict diet.

Tom follows a strict vegan diet.

Try to use strict ISO encoding

She advised him to go on a strict diet.

Strict uniformity of regulatory practices may not be necessary.

Faster Growth Through Stronger Regulation

Within the strict domain of moral psychology, they do.

When states collapse, their constituent parts sometimes inherit armed forces that are competent enough to maintain minimal levels of governance.

The individual criteria are strictly interpreted and applied .

Alliances with conservative politicians were forged and concessions in its historical agenda in the name of governability were made.

(Indeed, stricter banking regulation has been endorsed by all.)

Tom always makes it a rule never to ask a woman her age.

This compromise amendment, which we are about to vote on, gives observer status.

particularly important in the Community's external relations.

Both poets will read from their collections and discuss the creative process, governance, political, as well as social issues.

So it advocates a strict separation between the state and private business.

The government says the strict security detail is a necessary precaution.

First , the individual criteria are interpreted and applied in a strict manner .

(b) In the fourth line, insert the word robust before the word monitoring .

Stressing the paramount importance of full and strict compliance with the Treaty by the parties,

The pricing environment compounds the impact of tighter regulation.

At all events, in the meantime it was necessary to enforce Community legislation strictly.

To maintain governability in Scotland, British Prime Minister David Cameron was forced to permit a referendum on independence.

Stressing the paramount importance of full and strict compliance with the Treaty by the parties,

Strict implementation of traffic laws is necessary to protect the public's safety.

Strict budgetary discipline, as introduced in 1988, must, of course, be ensured.

Narrowly defined, these activities account for 12 of Chinese value added.

We should have limited ourselves very, very strictly to the protection of the civilian population in Benghazi.

Moreover, fiscal and financial measures aimed at strengthening eurozone governance have been inadequate to restore confidence in the euro.

For these very reasons , optimising rules have also never been applied in a pure form .

( d ) members of the Procurement Committee must observe strict confidentiality regarding confidential information .

They too must be harmonized, and not merely VAT and excise duty.

The following year, the change in lyrics was very abrupt, and censorship was not as strict.

Likewise, countries like Mauritius, China, and Vietnam did not implement rapid liberalization (so called shock therapy ), which the Washington Consensus advocated instead, they followed a dual track gradual approach (and often continued to perform poorly on various governance indicators).

For many Ugandans, the celebration of the liberation day was a moment to take stock of the governance of the NRM and the promises the the NRM made when they came into power.

Secondly, to create even more intensive and strict public demand to reduction of chemicals in the agricultural fresh produce.

This last definition is favored by those who argue for a strict interpretation of the third gender concept.