Sentence examples for much weaker standards from inspiring English sources
All this makes it easy to conclude that the regulators are again giving in to banks, who had demanded much weaker standards and warned that they would be less able to lend if they had to set more money aside to comply with liquidity and capital rules.
Also within Indonesia, there is growing political pressure on companies that have made zero deforestation commitments to jettison those for much weaker standards.
Sure, brokers must recommend "suitable" investments, but we all know that it's a much weaker standard and leaves too much room for potential abuse — one that can line the pocket of the broker at the expense of the investor.
He argues that such a principle is at a different level than the moral principle, to the extent that its aim is primarily to establish a discursive procedure of legitimate law making and is a much weaker standard of agreement.
European cars exported to emerging markets have to comply with much weaker emission standards than those established in Europe[12].
Currently, brokers working with customers on non-retirement accounts are governed by a much weaker "suitability" standard - the investment must be suitable for you, but not necessarily the best option.
This is a much weaker behavioral standard than traditional utility maximization because it allows for respondents to be off target in any single choice, but on target on average.
Lu and Zhang [16] also extended the weighted strong and (L log L)) type endpoint estimates to the commutators defined in (1.4) whenever ω satisfies the (log!mbox!operatorname{Dini}(1)) condition, which is stronger than (operatorname{Dini}(1)) condition but it is much weaker than the standard kernel (omega(t)=t^{varepsilon}).
The economy is much weaker than it was, living standards are dropping and with it support for President Vladimir Putin.
And even though it's supposed to drive sustainability, its environmental standards are much weaker than those of the world's largest agribusinesses (including those of its own members).
Back in 2008, the EPA under the Bush Administration tightened the ozone standard from effectively 84 ppb to 75 ppb, a standard that was much weaker than what the science advisors had recommended.
