Sentence examples for a less restrictive standard from inspiring English sources

Democratic senators from states like New Mexico and Nevada, whose drinking water has naturally high levels of arsenic and whose water authorities would find it costly to comply with new restrictive rules, may find it hard to vote against the Bush approach and the possibility of a less restrictive standard.

(States may adopt tougher limits, but if they prefer less restrictive standards they must submit studies and seek approval from the agency).

A less restrictive slow-growth measure backed by Mayor Willie Brown also failed, leaving San Francisco's current regulations unchanged.

Contrastivists could adopt a less restrictive analysis, one with less demanding evidential standards.

The new oversight board created by the legislation and named for Senator Sarbanes and Mr. Oxley, who sought a less restrictive bill, is supposed to set new ethics standards for the profession and to discipline errant auditors.

Also, in the diffusion limit the time step restriction relaxes to a less restrictive explicit diffusion CFL condition.

This was seen as a less safe but also a less restrictive option.

Their calls for a less restrictive regime may gradually be heard.

(Note: Arizona voters did not pass a very restrictive ban in 2006; they did pass a less restrictive same-sex marriage ban in 2008).

Passage followed the defeat of a less restrictive alternative that would have banned reproductive cloning but allowed cloning for research.

Mr. Montevideo, who also represents building-industry groups, wants the state water board to consider a less restrictive program.