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Before giving a mathematically precise definition, we give a brief example.

Which works mathematically, but it just doesn't seem God like to me.

There was a notable drop in participation by athletes from the United States in events held in Cuba.

In 2004, the figure was 128 in the first quarter of 2005, it was only 34.

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A more substantial constraint would be to establish a tougher disciplinary regime on fiscally profligate countries as part of a reinforced institutional framework.

The Secretariat undertook to introduce closer monitoring action.

Over the last ten years, thousands of young Ukrainians had been victims of the traffic in persons.

Tougher sanctions can continue to delegitimize the regime, and Turkey might be persuaded to take stronger steps against its neighbor.

What was unusual here was not the cop s heavy handedness.

Laws have become stricter and the actions of the police more forceful.

Hollywood and Congress derived this number mathematically back when they last sat down to improve copyright damages and made this law.

Net nannies as China s Internet censors are often dubbed blocked sensitive articles less frequently.

Japan s nuclear regulator did not enforce stricter security rules.

But today s French legislation is less rigorous than it seems.

As new technologies are proven, the targets would become more stringent.

It notes, however, the relaxation of registration rules in 2004.

If not, more draconian solutions will be necessary.

The G 20 has called for more forceful action against corruption.

We have made them mandatory, and we are determined to fulfil them as vigorously as we would an international treaty.

Regulatory agencies need enforcement authority so that stricter rules can be implemented

They shall also rigorously oppose and combat such acts (emphasis added).

Stricter control over sensitive nuclear technologies and materials is also needed.

And he quickly surmised an exact mathematical solution that described something very extraordinary curves so strong that space would rain down into them, space itself would curve like a waterfall flowing down the throat of a hole.

On the contrary, it has become more rigorous and covert.

But, in some cases, the harmonized standard could be more stringent than some countries original standards.

It refuses to ascribe to Iran s secretive state an ideological rigidity that might not exist.

If the regulations were to be written by economists and finance experts, they would be far more stringent.

In any case, stricter building codes are crucial for structures built in coastal areas.

The Obama on display in the second debate and the third was harder, chillier, sadder, and more somber.

But where the direction of the work is forceful, even the harshest, most repressive measures don't help. We recently discussed the example of France's repressive measures, the results of which between 2000 and 2010 turned out to be nothing.

Our country now abides by the most rigorous and exacting standards in the areas of democracy, the rule of law and respect for human rights.

This limitation was first elucidated by Heisenberg through a thought experiment, and is represented mathematically in the new formalism by the non commutativity of operators representing quantum observables.

Only toward the end of the 19th C. did strictly enforced quarantines work to stop the spread of diseases out of the region, back to the homes of the pilgrims.

The Republic of Korea has already instituted the strictest measures within its domestic laws to regulate cloning related research.

Courts have also shown enhanced understanding and awareness of the gravity of this offence and of the need for more severe sanctions.

Regulations at the local level tend to be stricter than those at the federal or state level.

Jean Claude Trichet, the president of the European Central Bank, has called for stricter budgetary rules.

The EU s stricter labor rules are a well known and often cited example. European labor market rigidities mean that it is difficult in many EU countries to downsize a company.

If this proved successful, it could then move toward publishing more forceful, umpire like decisions.

Above all, China wants to prevent the regime s collapse, which it fears may result from stricter sanctions.

It believes that what America s infirm economy needs is another good bleeding in the form of more rigorous austerity.

First, tighter sanctions make sense only as a diplomatic tool, not as a blunt instrument of coercion.