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in a stringent manner

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"We give each group a time schedule for each hole and we monitor that very stringently. If a group is out of position with the game in front or over the time schedule, we start with words of encouragement to communicate with them and tell them that they are over the schedule or out of position," he said.
The new work confirms this hazardous link with a more stringently controlled study, says Delia Scholes of the Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound in Seattle, who helped conduct the recent research.
Materials for students were rationed even more stringently. For the first three weeks of the year, we were not allowed to distribute textbooks.
PLASTIC bags are a major contributor to pollution of the environment, and the ban imposed by the government should be enforced stringently. It is unfortunate that they are still being widely used and are readily available in the market.
Motorcycle as well as horse riding personnel of Police and Rangers would conduct round the clock patrolling on the tracks and sensitive points of the hills, sources said, adding that the Jandola village, which has been marked as the most sensitive at top of defence areas of sectors E-9 and E-10, was stringently under surveillance.
Norfolk county council said: "Carers are now more stringently checked."
Newcastle boss Robson has stringently denied the claims, with Hughes also at a loss to understand the allegations, instead believing there are outside influences attempting to undermine the North-East giants.
This is as a result of regulations that were introduced some time ago and are now being more stringently enforced.
He won the Rabbits Tankard for the 15-28 handicaps with a net 63 to ensure the handicap committee is stringently monitoring his progress with a view to further cuts.
Housing Court Judges are now interpreting the regulations regarding this notice much more stringently.
Some hospitals have apparently interpreted the regulations stringently, handling 70 to 90 percent of their debris as infectious, according to a 1988 Office of Technology Assessment report.
If the authorities stringently enforce the minimum safety requirements, highrise construction in progress would stop owing to the absence of minimum safety procedures.