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According to a representative from the WHO, "If cannabis is deleted from Schedule IV and remains in Schedule I only, this will allow member states to implement less stringent national control regulations on cannabis and cannabis-based preparations.

Scotland has separate, less stringent, rules.

Possibly all were sensitive to being seen even to consider less stringent rules on radiation.

BART has less stringent rules about political contributions than some local cities.

Thanks to less stringent rules on what restaurateurs can sell, menus have expanded too.

As a truck, the Escalade is subject to less stringent rules on safety, emissions and fuel economy.

Should developing countries be held to less stringent rules on greenhouse emissions, for example, than developed economies?

Chardonnay is caught in the cross hairs between Europe's strict appellation laws and the less stringent rules of the New World.

However, in the grandstand, which is open to the public and subject to less stringent rules, a hat or fascinator will be compulsory for women.

After decades of protecting the public from prophylactics, advertising regulators have confirmed there are to be less stringent rules governing condom ads on prime-time television.

And she rescinded guidance that outlined how universities, colleges and schools should investigate sexual assault, saying rules issued under Obama failed to strike the right balance between alleged victims and the accused, issuing less stringent rules in the interim.