1. In the latter year more stringent regulations reduced the flow, but has not ended it. 2. Until recently company law, with its relative freedom from stringent regulations, reflected this national belief. 3. Stringent regulations are likely to be imposed if voluntary agreement is not forthcoming. 4. The state of California recently announced stringent new regulations designed to cut vehicle emissions. 5. Besides promoting flexible working conditions, the guidelines underline the need for stringent regulation of these to achieve genuine benefits for women. 6. Also, the threat of fires has decreased because of stringent building regulations and greater public awareness. 7. Analysts warn that although the potential for growth on the U.S. exchanges is there, with companies having greater access to capital and markets, there are stringent regulations. 8. And that may be the first step toward more stringent regulations and labeling in this country. 9. As a result, conglomerate Philip Morris faces more stringent regulation of its Kraft macaroni and cheese than its Marlboro cigarettes. |
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