Sentence examples for increasingly stringent standards from inspiring English sources

The rule sets different mileage and emissions standards for different sizes of vehicles, and major manufacturers will have to meet increasingly stringent standards over the 2012-16 period.

Security measures are imposing higher costs on capital transactions because of increasingly stringent standards of scrutiny relating to the partners involved.

Due to the increasingly stringent standards, it is important to assess whether the proposed emission reduction will result in ambient concentrations that meet the standards.

Nobody doubts that many Hollywood stars put in a lot of effort to keep up with society's increasingly stringent standards of beauty.

However, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has the authority to assign classifications (I, II, or III) to all medical devices and to apply increasingly stringent standards for their regulation.

This is characterised as a more holistic accreditation process focused on continuous improvement associated with increasingly stringent standards, insistence on the involvement of consumers in decision-making, and mandating that accredited organisations be seen to embrace the continuum of care [ 14, 26].

"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".

The reduction of NOx (NO + NO2) in lean burn vehicle exhaust is the latest challenge for catalytic engineers to meet increasingly stringent emissions standards.

He noted that a lot of governments are under pressure to comply with increasingly stringent water standards, and waste and global warming are causing cyanobacteria and other dangerous elements to spike; the old methods of testing aren't effective enough.

The organics in ROC generated from PRW reclamation (PRW-ROC) need to be reduced to eliminate these negative impacts and to meet increasingly stringent discharge standards (Moreira et al. 2017).

With increasingly stringent emission standards faced by industry and water resources shortages confronted with China, it is expected membrane technology will play key role to address water quality and quantity issues in China.