Sentence examples for stringent air from inspiring English sources

The dramatic improvement is the result of the most stringent air quality regulation in America.

California is the nation's largest auto market, and other states, like New York, have adopted its stringent air standards.

Your Oct. 6 editorial "Cover-Up on Clean Air" does not mention a few key facts about the increasingly stringent air quality requirements faced by electric power companies.

While there are stringent air pollution laws, governments have found it difficult to cut emissions in areas such as transport, and are mostly in breach of EU laws.

Dr Lloyd is head of the California Air Resources Board (CARB), a state agency that enforces arguably the most stringent air quality rules in the world.

He said Osborne should instead abolish air passenger duty, which he described as "the most stringent air passenger tax in the world, it's unnecessary and bad for the UK economy.

In late April, Governor Jane Swift issued a rule requiring the six major coal- and oil-fired power plants in Massachusetts to meet stringent new air emissions standards by 2008.

An earlier version of the rider would have stripped California of its longstanding authority to set its own more stringent clean air laws, including new rules regulating smaller engines, like those made by Briggs & Stratton.

Increasingly stringent ambient air quality standards coupled with the need to improve fuel economy has drawn significant attention to the search for emission control systems for lean burn engine vehicles.

However, the operation did create a certain amount of alarm in the Italian population and caused stringent new air raid precautions to be introduced by the Italian government, which were still in place when Italy surrendered in 1943.

Internal documents from the EPA show that the agency could be protecting more lives each year if it had adopted stringent particulate air pollution standards advocated by an agency advisory panel.