Sentence examples for less stringent for from inspiring English sources

They seem, for example, to be less stringent for staffers on book tours, even if they accept fees.

But he also pointed out that federal regulators had not recognized the problem either, in leaving tire standards less stringent for sport utility tires than for car tires.

But with the emergence of high-growth technology and biotech companies in Germany reaching valuations in the several hundred million dollar/euro range, combined with recent legislation that has made governance and disclosure obligations less stringent for foreign private issuers in the U.S., it is time for German companies to reconsider.

On the other hand, if the number of requests is between 1000 req/s and 2000 req/s, he may still require a processing time less than 2s but with a rate of failure less stringent (for example 80%% instead of 90%% of the cases).

Incredibly, efficiency requirements are up to one-third less stringent for these vehicles than for cars during the earlier years covered by the rule.

The standard for "disabled" is less stringent for someone requesting a housing modification than it is for someone trying to qualify for social security benefits, Dr. Sandel said.

Well, lobbyists for the mortgage bankers and the N.A.A.C.P. have recently started pushing for less stringent standards for down payments.

But the voter ID law does the opposite, the judges said, by imposing "a less stringent requirement for absentee voters than for those voting in person".

Although big-money donors are a diverse group, many of them want lower tax rates for themselves and less stringent regulations for their businesses — and they've been brilliantly effective in getting them.

An alternative explanation is that the female recombination rate is higher to compensate for the apparently less stringent checkpoint for achiasmatic chromosomes compared with males.

A less stringent criterion for producing mappings is therefore appropriate for some users.