Sentence examples for considerably less stringent from inspiring English sources

Parliament has given preliminary approval to a law that limits public rallies but is considerably less stringent than a draft that was approved earlier.

"Sources in Russian diplomatic circles say the Russian leadership hopes that the sectoral sanctions will be considerably less stringent when approved at the top level" - Kommersant.

The informational requirements in this case are considerably less stringent than for opting in.

The Compliance Branch should also monitor the potential for any adverse 'forum shopping' that could arise where applicants design their projects to take advantage of NCOs that are viewed as considerably less stringent in their screening process, or to bypass IFER review altogether by submitting applications to local RECs.

This was found in CNVs determined by stringent criteria as well as those determined by less stringent criteria.

Overall, California's own mandatory requirements will be slightly more stringent than Energy Star in 2011, but considerably less so from 2012 onwards.So why is the Consumer Electronics Association CEAA) of America bleating so loudly?

At less stringent levels of significance the number of trans associations considerably increased, as expected by chance, whereas the number of cis eQTLs only modestly increased, indicating that the high stringency used for cis eQTLs identification did not result in an important under-estimation of the true number of cis eQTLs (Figure 1).

Using less stringent cutoff scores for caseness, the prevalence of possible depression was considerably higher on the latter instruments (Table 2).