In 1998, the Department of Justice pressed health care centers in Connecticut to provide interpreters, although with less stringent requirements than Mr. Spitzer's.
Meanwhile, they are looking to test the treatments in more people, but first they need to find a country with less stringent requirements than the US.
The London Stock Exchange has been wooing Asian flotations, such as that of Air China, due next week, with claims that it has less strict requirements than New York.
The Obama administration's scientific panel, originally charged with peer review of a moratorium that would pause the riskier drilling operations, had proposed far less stringent requirements than what emerged, i.e. they proposed a moratorium on new drilling at a thousand feet or greater.
The committee's chairman, John McFall, said he concluded that hedge funds currently face less disclosure requirements than banks, that the larger players in the industry may be destabilising banks, that naked short-selling should be banned, that industry bodies are weak and that the industry suffers from extremely bad public relations.
These studies may then be conducted with less formal requirements than properly defined research studies.
Signal extraction methods are becoming increasingly popular due to lower computational demands and less restrictive requirements than source separation algorithms.
Gordon Schremp, senior fuels analyst for the California Energy Commission, called the market's reaction to the incident "muted" because of ample supply, a result of the switch to the winter blend of gas, which carries less stringent requirements than the summer mix.
Smaller countries would have less frequent and less detailed reporting requirements than major emitters.
Hence, we can formulate the optimal sensor/actuator placement problem to optimize other closed-loop properties (norm of the closed-loop system) with less computational requirement than the model-based method mentioned above.
