Sentence examples for become less strict from inspiring English sources

California, where the operation originated, has historically lax enforcement of its marijuana laws, and the laws themselves have become less strict over time.

Parents have become less strict and children have become part of their lifestyle image, meaning they are more likely to spend money on them, says Ynon Kreiz, former boss of Fox Kids Europe (now owned by Disney).

Recently, Historic Royal Palaces has become less strict about letting the public in after hours; it now has limited Sunday twilight tours at 7-8.30pm 7-8.30pmber (nothing iNovemberer, sadly).

As the data get noisier, the imputation becomes less constrained, since the number of unreliable components increases and the bounds outlined in Section 2.1 become less strict.

Later, (late S2, S3 and S4), the relationships between fruit development and embryogenesis become less strict.

Later in embryo development, the interactions between seed and fruit development become less strict.

After the election of a reformist president, Mohammad Khatami, in 1997, limits on color became less strict for a time, and fashion shows were permitted.

The gained revenue for PU is increased when it becomes less strict.

The analysis over five years showed that GPs became less strict in their indications (more requests for 'other' indications), but also less efficient (i.e. a lower chance of pathological results of the echocardiographic examinations).

Ritz et al. [ 26] suggested that, in stress situations, transcriptional regulation becomes less strict, and this results in enhanced transcriptional slippage and accumulation of the low frequency noncanonical splicing-like transcript variants.

He figures more citizens would participate in elections if they knew each vote counted, and that the country may even become less divided along strict party lines as a result.