Even if he fails, the government is unlikely to strictly enforce the requirement.

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When federal and state judges are willing to strictly enforce the rules, abuse of the discovery process can lead to punishing consequences.

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And beginning this year, the ATP decided to more strictly enforce the 25-second rule between points in an effort to speed up play.

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The discussions center on whether utilities should relinquish control of their wires to third parties RTOs that would not discriminate against power generators or to allow the utilities to maintain control of their assets but to enforce strictly the laws that guarantee any qualifying entity equal access to the grid.

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But some officials said they were unsure how strictly they should enforce the measures.

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Cadre means that kids have very firm limits about certain things that's the frame and that the parents strictly enforce these.

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The first has been to increase the number of rules and to enforce them more strictly.

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The men's tour is concerned enough about this that it modified the rule governing time between points so umpires could strictly enforce it.

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The cushion could be plumper still in some places: Europe is split over how strictly to enforce these rules, and whether to allow countries such as Britain and Sweden to add yet another wedge of equity on top.

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