Sentence examples for current stringent from inspiring English sources

The European Acadamies Science Advisory Council has also concluded "there is no rational basis for the current stringent regulatory process" in the EU.

It may also loosen the current stringent restrictions on voting rights and shareholding by a single group that apply to all Indian banks.

The results demonstrated that the EC system could effectively remove phosphorus to meet current stringent discharge standards of less than 0.2 mg/L within 2 to 5 min.

Virginia's Republican-controlled General Assembly passed a law demanding the new regulations in 2011, and Cuccinelli, the current Republican gubernatorial nominee, has been accused of bullying the Board of Health into approving them in their current stringent form.

Speaking at a briefing in London, the UK scientists said they endorsed the view of the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC), which has said there is no rational basis for the current stringent process for GM crops.

As to the former, the unstated but crucial suppositions of the Obama people are that it will be able to maintain the current stringent sanctions regime in place indefinitely while the Iranians hold in suspension their nuclear activities.

The World Cup policy would conform to Olympic standards but would not affect the current, less stringent, testing program in the major leagues.

The determination of ply properties of Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP) for particular operational environmental conditions in aeronautical applications is mandatory in order to fulfill current industry stringent certification requirements.

Based on current data, stringent guidelines or strategies regarding non-insulin antidiabetic pharmacotherapy in T2DM patients with heart disease cannot yet be outlined.

In order to take the current more stringent glycaemic goals and the relatively recent use of insulin titration algorithms into account, the search was limited to studies published between April 1999 and April 2009.

The American Diabetes Association's current, less stringent impaired fasting glucose definition (fasting glucose 100-125 mg/dL (5.6-6.9 5.6-6.9) of pre-diabetes was not associated with increased risk of stroke.