Sentence examples for a less stringent requirement from inspiring English sources
But the voter ID law does the opposite, the judges said, by imposing "a less stringent requirement for absentee voters than for those voting in person".
Rather, since Congress used "willful" in the civil damage copyright context to mean that the infringement must take place with the defendant being knowledgeable that his/her conduct constituted copyright infringement, there is no compelling reason to adopt a less stringent requirement in the criminal copyright context.
If this requirement cannot be satisfied, the SP may suggest a less stringent requirement.
"When reviewing the submission, Health Canada cannot impose a less stringent requirement than what the blood operators propose — it may only impose a more stringent requirement, i.e., increasing a deferral period," a spokesperson said.
The variation in expression between snf2Δ and snf5Δ may reflect a less stringent requirement for this coactivator.
In addition, it has been hypothesized that BoNT/E might have a less stringent requirement at low pH, and that this might also contribute to fast translocation.
However, compared to the TQT motif there is a relatively low level of conservation at these positions in both sets indicating less stringent requirement for a particular stereochemistry.
This less stringent requirement for study visits resulted in fewer injections; however, the reduction in the frequency of ranibizumab injections during the second year of follow-up had little effect on the degree of the VA improvement.
Therefore, there is more tolerance of measurement errors and less stringent requirement for assessor training in scales such as the HKECDS than there is individual administered intelligence tests (Fernald et al. 2009).
Meanwhile, they are looking to test the treatments in more people, but first they need to find a country with less stringent requirements than the US.
