Sentence examples for less strictly than from inspiring English sources

Denmark is also regulated less strictly than its neighbors: Danish donors, for example, are permitted to sire as many as 25 offspring before mandatory retirement; in England, the maximum number is 10.

For instance, the concept of substantial equivalence in the US and Canada is interpreted less strictly than requirements in the European Union.

However, Slavonic languages require a language model that considers word order less strictly than English, i.e. the language that is the subject of most linguistic research.

Because ID only consider the time necessary to finish an issue, they are also an estimate of size, but less strictly than story points [6].

However, municipality sub districts are troublesome to handle because they are not legally defined units in the same way as municipalities, and their borders and areas are thereby defined less strictly than those of the municipalities, resulting in less analysis precision.

Their lending is less strictly regulated than that of formal banks.

More generally, in the future, it will be important to ensure a sustainable supply of biomass under increasing demand for biomass from different sectors, which may be less strictly regulated than the energy sector.

Coal ash is hazardous, but less strictly controlled than household garbage.

In many countries decaBDE has therefore been less strictly regulated than the other BDEs.

Perhaps because of the Yörük influence, Islam is observed less strictly in Arslanköy than in some other southeastern Turkish villages.

"Her work is within a less strictly British milieu than theirs," says Jessica Morgan, the curator of the exhibition and a fellow Briton.