Sentence examples for more stringent requirement from inspiring English sources

The current rule allows disclosure only "to prevent the client from committing a criminal act that the lawyer believes is likely to result in imminent death or substantial bodily harm" -- a more stringent requirement because it is limited to disclosure related to criminal actions by the client.

With continuing shrinkage of feature sizes of microchips, more stringent requirement is imposed on wafer flatness.

The susceptibility-related voxel-wise magnetic field shift is proportionally increased with field strength and hence places a more stringent requirement on the B0 correction.

Desulfurization research should also take into consideration of the fuel-cell fuel processing needs, which will have a more stringent requirement on desulfurization (e.g., <1 ppm sulfur) than IC engines.

In fact, it is apparent that taking G n less than unity entails a more stringent requirement on the self noise of the array elements in comparison with the single-element antenna receiver, and this seems acceptable only if the implied technological effort is reasonably mild, say of the order of a few decibels.

"When reviewing the submission, Health Canada cannot impose a less stringent requirement than what the blood operators propose — it may only impose a more stringent requirement, i.e., increasing a deferral period," a spokesperson said.

More stringent requirements would probably be required for a school than for the museum that was to have occupied the Tweed, according to Ms. Breen.

However, as discussed in this paper, CR-VANETs can have more stringent requirements in terms of requiring fast algorithms due to fast changing environment.

But requiring new sources to meet more stringent requirements than old sources never made much sense.

And it calls for more stringent requirements for unoccupied buildings.

"There are more stringent requirements for buildings built presently than in the past," he said.