Sentence examples for increasingly stringent limits from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government's comments come atop months of increasingly stringent limits on what average Chinese citizens can view on the Internet, and increasingly strict programs to monitor those who try to view unapproved content.

Under recent federal legislation promoting adoption, caseworkers face increasingly stringent time limits for terminating parental rights, and foster care agencies are rated by the city on those benchmarks.

Public expectations of lower environmental noise levels, and increasingly stringent legislative limits on aircraft noise, result in noise being a critical technical issue in the development of jet engines.

In light of increasingly stringent diesel emissions limits, research efforts have been invested into HCCI combustion as an alternative to conventional diesel combustion.

It can be assumed that the consumption limits calculated in this study would become increasingly stringent if heavy metals were included.

An example from a pilot-scale process is used to demonstrate the approach and shows how the space for robust operation falls with increasingly stringent output specifications and for cases where the accuracy of control is limited.

"In conclusion, the main reason why the UK has not been able to achieve full compliance with the NO2 limit value is that despite the introduction of vehicles meeting increasingly stringent Euro standards, real world emissions of NOX from many vehicle classes have been considerably higher than anticipated".

Add to that increasingly stringent European Union rules.

In recent years, however, such attacks have increasingly become endemic, forcing increasingly stringent security responses.

The group tested for attraction under increasingly stringent conditions, replicating successful candidates again and again.

Others cannot meet the increasingly stringent credit requirements, which either disqualify them or increase their costs.