Sentence examples for less strict than from inspiring English sources

Why should architecture be subject to standards less strict than those governing the airworthiness of planes?

The rules there are much less strict than they are elsewhere".

However, gun control in Russia is less strict than in some other former Soviet countries.

These camps, less strict than the concentration camps, housed over 100,000 people including about 75,000 Jews.

He indicated he will be far less strict than Showalter, who was known for having many rules.

He has also proposed establishing local historical preservation standards that are less strict than ones used for federal historic landmarks.

However, Woodroffe said it was worrying that the licences would carry less strict conditions than the current culls, heightening the risk of badgers spreading the disease more widely.

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.

On Thursday, a House subcommittee voted to raise the fuel economy requirements on sport-utility vehicles, minivans and pickup trucks, which have surged in popularity in recent years but meet a less strict standard than cars.

For the next step, less strict assumptions than Theorem 3.1 to obtain the results of Theorem 3.1 are worth considering.

Since label correcting methods use a less strict ordering than tracking methods, they can sometimes be implemented on parallel architectures.