Sentence examples for be less stringent than from inspiring English sources

President Obama has promised to develop standards for those plants in the coming months, though he says they will be less stringent than those for new plants.

AARP said its underwriting practices would be less stringent than those of many commercial insurers, but it reserved the right to deny coverage to some sick people ages 50 to 64.

Pataki aides said the governor might adopt a cap, but it would probably be less stringent than 40percentt, and his preference would be a regional approach by all the Northeast states.

The milestone would apply to new models and existing aircraft put into production after 2020, but the EU's preferred version would be less stringent than alternative US proposals, which the Guardian has also seen.

The organisation confirmed that elderly people seeking their services would still have to go through comprehensive checks – but that medical tests would be less stringent than those required for younger people.

He said many pilots chose to obtain a licence from the FAA in the US as the process was said to be less stringent than that in the UK.

These are less stringent than originally proposed.

The limits imposed, however, are less stringent than those suggested by the Rosenbloom plurality.

The form of Islam that Somalia generally practices is less stringent than the Taliban version.

But it is less stringent than air-quality indexes in the United States.

Copy-editing requirements online were less stringent than those in print at 48 percent of the magazines.