Sentence examples for stringent efficiency from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews the major changes to the standard, including expansion of energy efficiency coverage and more stringent efficiency requirements.

It has passed some of the most stringent efficiency laws or taxes in the world on appliances, vehicles, petroleum, and industries.

He points out that because of high fuel taxes and the resulting high cost of gasoline in Europe, the existing fleet of passenger cars there is already more efficient than the U.S. fleet, so implementing stringent fuel efficiency standards would be more costly for Europe.

Many other countries have very stringent automobile efficiency standards.

THE Obama administration's stringent fuel efficiency standards are intended to reduce auto pollution and drive up gas mileage.

In an interview last week, David Vieau, chief executive of battery maker A123 Systems, said he understood why some chafed at the idea of more stringent fuel efficiency rules.

The analysis indicates that both households and the government would benefit from a stringent energy efficiency codes even under the current highly subsidized energy prices.

The analysis compares the impact on both the Kuwaiti government and households of the existing building Energy Conservation Code of Practice as well as of a more stringent energy efficiency code.

Current mobile traffic usage based on the operators' and the analysts' reports [1] as well as forecasts on mobile data traffic growth [1, 2] indicates that mobile networks will have to fulfill even more stringent spectral efficiency requirements in the next 4-5 years.

Environmentalists were handed a number of victories through the Environmental Protection Agency in Obama's first term: more stringent fuel efficiency standards for vehicles; emissions standards for new power plants; and investments in clean energy technology.

Ford said introducing components containing C.F.R.P. would help the automaker meet more stringent fuel-efficiency standards.