Sentence examples for more stringent European from inspiring English sources

In 2012, for example, Google added the ability to work on a computer not connected to the Internet, as well as security and data management that comply with more stringent European standards.

companies to circumvent (more stringent) European data protection standards.

With the first measurements being taken this summer under new, more stringent European Union water quality rules which come in in 2015, the MCS is warning against complacency over improving standards.

More stringent revised European bathing water standards were applied for the first time meaning beaches had to reach a level almost twice as strict as before.

When data from the fixed-dose period were re-analysed to the more stringent 2003 European LDL-C goal of <2.5 mmol/L, 65% of patients receiving rosuvastatin 10 mg achieved goal compared with 33% of patients receiving atorvastatin 10 mg (p < 0.001; figure 4).

If the levels are high, the sludge would face more stringent regulation under European law as a hazardous material, rather than merely a pollutant.

Iran sees their removal as crucial as U.N. measures are a legal basis for more stringent U.S. and European Union measures to be enforced.

We adjusted our λ cutoffs genome-wide for each of λ(H'AA) and λ(H'EA) and λ(S2FST) when identifying peaks with more stringent criteria for European American heterozygosity (see Materials and Methods).

The design, manufacturing and qualification of ASBs have been carried out by NUVIA Travaux Speciaux with specific ITER requirements that are much more stringent than the applicable European and French Norms and directives.

News of the donations spread after the German government blocked proposed European Union legislation last week that would have placed more stringent carbon emissions standards on European vehicles by 2020.

"Before something happens in the U.S. and the developing countries, it will be difficult to make the European system more stringent and more effective".