Sentence examples for much less stringent from inspiring English sources

Companies that fall under that definition are subject to much less stringent regulation.

Also, she said, record-keeping in the art world was much less stringent 60 years ago than it is now.

John Deutch, the former C.I.A. director, and Alberto Gonzales, the former Attorney General, both faced much less stringent punishment after taking classified documents home without authorization.

"The regulation of pollutants in agriculture is much less stringent, compared to industry and municipal waste water," says Dietrich Borchardt, the lead author of the latest Unep report.

But the proposed cap is much less stringent than the ones proposed by prominent deficit reduction panels, including the bipartisan Bowles-Simpson committee.

It seems the industry now wants much less stringent renewable energy targets, which would reduce their costs and potentially lower consumer bills but lead to higher carbon emissions which would worsen global warming.

Not only did a much larger proportion achieve the less stringent A1C <8.0% (<64 mmol/mol; 77.9%) than A1C <7.0% (<53 mmol/mol; 52.5%) in 2007 2010, but the disparity in achieving these goals according to time since diagnosis was much less with a goal of A1C <8.0% (<64 mmol/mol) than the goal of A1C <7.0% (<53 mmol/mol).

To the relief of officials, that seed had yet to be sold to farmers, much less sold to countries with more stringent regulation of genetically modified agricultural products.

Mr. Bush had previously, in the form of a veto threat, outlined his objections to provisions of a Senate bill that gives patients much broader rights to sue, with less stringent caps on damages, than Mr. Bush favors.

To participate in such activities, the subsidiary operated under "optional" federal oversight with less stringent regulatory requirements, much as Mr. Wilson and proponents of a federal charter wish to do.

It should, however, be acknowledged that type and level of exposure might be much higher in other settings with less stringent exposure control than in Denmark.