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"We do have stringent guidelines in place for safeguarding classified and sensitive information. This was a deliberate criminal act, a violation of those guidelines, and if there are any areas where we need to tighten things up, we certainly will."
WHO HAS ACCESS TO TOP SECRETS, WHICH DOE HAVE STRINGENT
open letter to EU lawmakers, warning that a stringent AI law “could lead
I feel that they are less stringent with the algorithm
It has decided to approve John Worboys's release, with stringent licence conditions,
President Trump last week, by executive order, removing some of the stringent laws and tax on DeFi protocols and things like that.
Robot waiters and the stringent bubble that separated the Olympic participants from residents, almost 3,000 athletes from 91 countries gathered for the second Olympic Games during the pandemic.
Every federal detention facility, every one of them goes through the same exact stringent requirements.
Today, Italy brings in some of the most stringent surrogacy laws in the world.
A number of countries have already vowed to curb social media use by children through legislation though Australia's policy is one of the most stringent.
It also contains a substance called BHT, a preservative that faces stringent restrictions for food use by the European Union.