Sentence examples for less stringent policies from inspiring English sources

Another reason for magazine cover ads is that many new media have less stringent policies about where ads may appear.

Other countries, however, particularly those in Asia and central America, have less stringent policies.

Other countries however, particularly those in Asia and central America, have less stringent policies.

While it is clear that some countries have less stringent policies for American fugitives than others, most countries in the developed world have agreed to return fugitives to the U.S.

50 Furthermore, lowering average consumption with less stringent policies might still conceal small groups of consumers with extremely high consumption.

But a less stringent policy could be more than outweighed by the potential scope: while most municipal living wage laws affect only a few hundred workers, an estimated 22 million employees work for federal contractors.

These early policies were typically more limited in scope and less stringent than policies normally implemented by schools in recent years. 1 Many of the schools in our analysis have subsequently adopted more stringent policies, which makes our analysis a strong test of the effect of gift restriction policies.

"My major concern," Dr. Daley said, "is grandfathering all those medically important lines" made under less stringent consent policies, including some approved by Mr. Bush.

The United States Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday not to begin decreasing its level of economic stimulus has given India a respite during which to pursue slightly less stringent monetary policies of its own.

Survivors with a less stringent smoking policy at work were more likely to smoke more, whereas survivors with a less stringent smoking policy at home were more likely to be nicotine dependent.

The tour has a less stringent testing policy than the men's and women's tennis tours.