Sentence examples for are less stringent from inspiring English sources

(Greenpeace has said that Epeat's criteria are less stringent).

The federal rules for trucks, which includes S.U.V.'s, are less stringent.

The academic requirements are less stringent than those at accredited universities.

Building codes are less stringent, land use planning primarily revolves around the car and no thought is put into sustainability.

If it is redeveloped for an industrial or recreational use, the standards are less stringent and less expensive.

For Class 2 buildings of more than 10 units, he said, there are less stringent limitations on increases of assessment.

Rental guidelines are less stringent during the winter, but Southampton's town code prohibits landlords from renting a house to more than five unrelated people.

Large amounts of e-waste are also exported from industrial economies like Australia to the developing world, where regulations are less stringent.

Security controls are less stringent, and although the attacker was searched at least once, his choice of hiding place for the bomb meant he escaped detection.

Company officials say they are pondering what was once unthinkable: moving to El Salvador, where labor is 22percentt cheaper and regulations are less stringent.

Out in California, where evidence rules are less stringent than in Texas, Alexander Robertson, too, is looking for future epidemiological data.