71.   Suburban has been successful, he said, because of extraordinarily strict controls on land, development and operating costs.

72.   The hardliners, seeking to maintain strict religious control over government, appear to fear that reformers like Asgharzadeh could dilute their power.

73.   The law requiring strict controls on old plants whenever they undergo major renovation is one of the few ways the government has to curb increases in these pollutants.

74.   The law introduces strict controls on the sale and advertising of tobacco and requires tobacco companies to disclose the contents of cigarette smoke.

75.   The opening of the trial Monday generated considerable publicity despite strict controls on press coverage.

76.   The programs are usually subject to strict controls.

77.   The suit was later withdrawn, but First Union now has strict controls and rules governing aggregator access to its data.

78.   The trade pact completes a decade-long transformation in which Vietnam retains strict Communist Party control over politics while allowing its economy to liberalize.

79.   Their product, completely dependent on consumer perception, was threatened unless jewelers could assure customers that strict controls would prevent their buying tainted stones.

80.   Their rates are currently under strict control, while their markets are being increasingly opened to competition.