Kitty was silent and her face looked stern.

There is a very strict rule forbidding smoking in bed.

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

Strict implementation of traffic laws is necessary to protect the public's safety.

What is important is the implementation of this agreement in a faithful manner.

His eyes were clear and no longer feverish, but their expression was stern.

China, Argentina, Brazil, and many other countries are losing their fossil resources to marketplaces, fossil conventions, and internet dealers.

International cooperation is one way to stem this tide stronger internal laws another.

But if regulation is too soft, the next monster global financial crisis could come within a decade.

Because I know my life finish. Because drugs is no.

Determined to encourage strict compliance with the purposes and principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations,

The smile was very faint, hardly perceptible, and in spite of it the stern expression of the eyes did not change.

When she had finished speaking she sighed, and all at once her face assumed a stern expression and became rigid.

Furthermore, harsher than usual punishments were imposed on those who were caught driving

She felt that it was impossible for her to leave but still deceiving herself, she went an sorting the things and pretending that she really would go.

All the newly hired individuals underwent a rigorous training under the supervision of enlisted US and Canadian trainers.

'Enough, enough!' she cried, vainly trying to give a severe expression to her face, into which he was gazing eagerly.

Bank lending and regulation, by contrast, must incorporate local knowledge, because, in a dynamic, unregimented economy, each borrower, loan, and bank is different (though some general guidelines can help).

Rigid, top down uniformity is essential in the specification of weights and measures and the issuance of currency and coin.

Meeting his look, her face suddenly assumed a coldly severe expression, as if to say 'It is not forgotten.

There is strict media regulation in the country, especially when it comes to discussions of politics and human rights.

Over the last two decades, lobbyists have worked to harmonize and strengthen a far stricter and globally enforceable IP regime.

Hearing her husband's step she stopped and looked at the door, vainly trying to assume a severe and contemptuous expression.

She had not finished speaking before that stern reproachful look of jealousy, felt by the dying for the living, settled on his face.

Alone with him she suddenly felt frightened his laughing eyes and stern expression scared her.

Tighter regulation of lending standards has shut out an important source of global investment demand, putting downward pressure on interest rates.

The Swedish labor market s sometimes rather strict systems and stable structures have impeded integration relative to many other countries.

If you see language as a living being, formed by the entity of all speakers, dividing strictly into right and wrong makes little sense.

These gentlemen inspectors fail to understand a fundamental point to disarm a thuggish, murderous regime you need strict enforcement.

'It's me, sir,' answered a firm and pleasant woman's voice, and Matrena Filimonovna, the children's nurse thrust her stern pockmarked face in at the door.

'Thank God!' he muttered, recognizing with delight her little blonde face, which now wore a particularly serious and even severe expression.

Strict vegetarianism, when they abstain not only from meat and fish, but also from milk, honey, eggs, is becoming a popular way of life.

On numerous occasions, he has argued that his country needs to rethink its traditional strict separation of state and religion, called laïcité . In particular, according to the twice divorced self confessed cultural Catholic, France should develop a positive secularism.

On numerous occasions, he has argued that his country needs to rethink its traditional strict separation of state and religion, called laïcité .

'Something out of the common has happened to him,' thought the Countess Nordston, scrutinizing his stern and serious face 'why does he not start on one of his discourses?

The same strict firing laws and high levels of minimum wages that are intended to protect native French workers from globalization make it much more difficult for newcomers to land jobs.

That was why Karenin's face bore a stern, proud expression when anyone asked about his wife's health.

Last week, on January 14, for instance, Klimenko told the news agency Praim that Russia should delay any strict enforcement of copyright law, until the country exits its current economic recession.

Of course, there must be better (far better) and stricter regulation of offshore and out of bounds energy extraction, and severe penalties for mistakes.

Most people are surprised to learn that rigorous application of formal rules of evidence to evaluate medical research and decide on the best treatments is a recent phenomenon.

Third way reforms of the welfare state not only involve compulsory savings but above all, the strict insistence on everyone, including the disabled and single mothers, working.

To insure such an environment, certain conditions are required the political desire to dismantle state control, strong and independent agencies, adherence to international human rights conventions, and a commitment to justice.

While stricter enforcement of rules against deliberate fires in Indonesia s 1999 Basic Forestry Law and the 2014 Law on Plantations will help, far more needs to be done.

(a) Greater respect for and acceptance of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the related Agreements and a higher degree of uniformity and consistency in their application.

Where this is not possible, it means stringently restricting what they can do and imposing higher taxes and capital adequacy requirements, thereby helping level the playing field.