Sentence examples for far from stringent from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the requirements for the identity of the RS domain recruited to the ESE position to function as a splicing activator are far from stringent, as the RS domain from any SR protein [56], [59], [71], from U2AF65 [57], [71], [71], U2AF35 [71], [71], U1-70K [71], or even a synthetic RS domain [29], [57], [71] are all sufficient for this purpose.

But his approach, far from feeling stringent or punitive, is instead wry, funny as hell, and suffused with the most barbed sort of compassion.

More recently, we may have risked making the world far less secure by providing waivers from stringent laws prohibiting the sale of high tech security equipment to authoritarian places -- making sure that our firms don't miss out on the market for making the Olympics safer.

If the proposal is approved after market testing, the European Commission will have succeeded in demanding far more stringent concessions from Google than did United States regulators, who in January closed a two-year antitrust investigation after finding that Google had not violated antitrust statutes.

And those results were derived in part from unannounced testing, far more stringent than baseball's.

They include banning specific, high-tech items used in the nuclear program, like epoxy paste for centrifuges; limiting or outlawing some banking transactions; and a far more stringent inspection of ships bound to and from North Korea.

The measure, Proposition 32 on the November ballot, would prohibit both unions and corporations from making contributions, but the corporate provision is far less stringent than the one aimed at unions, analysts said.

Regulations for transgender high schoolers are far less stringent.

A far more stringent and enforceable set of controls on nuclear equipment exports is urgently needed.

Their version of ending welfare was far more stringent than Mr. Clinton's.

"The regulators are now armed by parliament with far more stringent powers and penalties.