Sentence examples for a less strict standard from inspiring English sources

If we had used a less strict standard, Trump would look even worse by comparison.

On Thursday, a House subcommittee voted to raise the fuel economy requirements on sport-utility vehicles, minivans and pickup trucks, which have surged in popularity in recent years but meet a less strict standard than cars.

But she also said it was time that the church stopped hiding abuse cases and questioned why priests seemed to be held to a less strict standard of morality than ordinary parishioners.

The attorney general said the Justice Department had defended the law in court until now because the government was able to advance reasonable arguments for the law based on a less strict standard.

But the Montana State Supreme Court ordered Reynolds to reassess the law under a less-strict standard.

As a result intelligence gathering is sometimes held to a less strict forensic standard.

If regulators impose less strict standards for now, it will allow fintech to keep growing organically and keep serving consumers and small business owners. .

If regulators impose less strict standards for now, it will allow fintech to keep growing organically and keep serving consumers and small business owners.

In the meantime, publication of similar results by other authors, often in journals with less strict standards, may lead to rejection of the original manuscript, despite all the efforts made by the original authors to address the criticisms levelled by the referees.

But the California agency's guidance embraced a less strict test, saying the "totality of the circumstances" should be assessed, a standard adopted by the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.

(Cocaine is designated as a less strict Schedule 2 drug).