Sentence examples for less stringent rules from inspiring English sources

Scotland has separate, less stringent, rules.

Possibly all were sensitive to being seen even to consider less stringent rules on radiation.

BART has less stringent rules about political contributions than some local cities.

Thanks to less stringent rules on what restaurateurs can sell, menus have expanded too.

As a truck, the Escalade is subject to less stringent rules on safety, emissions and fuel economy.

Should developing countries be held to less stringent rules on greenhouse emissions, for example, than developed economies?

However, even these genomes obey a less stringent rule: that the number of a + g's approximately equals the number of t + c's".

However, even these genomes obey a less stringent rule: that the number of a+ g's approximately equals the number of t+ c's, and therefore they cannot be used as evidence that S does not derive from H. Zhang and Zhang [ 7] claimed that three dimensions are required to study the geometric properties of S using the Z-curve.

If we use the less stringent rule of having only the last screening examination finding of no visible retinopathy, 63% of people screened in 2008 would have switched to 2 yearly screening, with a reduction of 81,230 screening examinations in 2009.

9 10 11 12 Those who would retain the ban counter that the safety of the blood supply is paramount, that the lifetime ban is effective in helping to achieve this goal, and that a less stringent rule would be likely to increase the risk of transfusion-transmissible infections.

Representative James V. Hansen, Republican of Utah, the new chairman of the House Resources Committee, which has jurisdiction over the parks, included changing the proposed rules in a letter he wrote to President Bush recommending less stringent environmental rules.