Sentence examples similar to built to the stringent standards from inspiring English sources

Although potholes sometimes form on major highways, most appear on city streets and rural roads, which are built to less stringent standards with thinner surfaces.

We find that an electric heated building built to the current building code has greater life cycle primary energy use relative to a district heated building, although the standard for electric heating is more stringent.

This approximate one-to-one relationship is partially due to the stringent standards that we used to obtain the data.

It was built to less stringent earthquake standards than exist now, Foth said.

State agencies may have more leeway than federal, but if they administer federal programs, they need to abide by the stringent standards of the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA).

An organization of civil engineers yesterday questioned the soundness of large portions of New Orleans's levee system, warning that the city's federally designed flood walls were not built to standards stringent enough to protect a large city.

The engines were built to incomparable standards.

Batteries can also be designed and built to meet the most stringent requirements.

However, they pointed out that the U.S. trains will have crash-worthiness features not included on European trains, and will be built to standards as much as four times more stringent than the Europeans.

Linkin Park and a few other bands, among them Heart and Phish, are now demanding guarantees in their contracts that promoters build stages to stringent engineering standards and draw up emergency plans, spelling out who is responsible for shutting down a show.

Allowing people to use the characters' names without agreeing to stringent standards would risk the future of the company, Mr. Silberkleit said.