Sentence examples for stringent for from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A.'s limits are more stringent for sewage treatment facilities along the sound than they are inland.

They seem, for example, to be less stringent for staffers on book tours, even if they accept fees.

But he also pointed out that federal regulators had not recognized the problem either, in leaving tire standards less stringent for sport utility tires than for car tires.

But these specifications were too stringent for the many products, from soups to pizzas, that include fruit and vegetables among other ingredients.

A profile can be set up for each family member so that, for example, filters can be more stringent for younger children than for older ones.

He says they are the "most stringent" for any pulp mill: "It's based on science, not politics".The politics, though, may be just starting.

Mr. Grigg originally planned for the house to be 800 square meters (8,611 square feet), but construction regulations in Japan are more stringent for buildings greater than 500 square meters (around 5,500 square feet).

These requirements are even more stringent for nonlinear systems.

The treatment of Mn II) contained wastewater is stringent for environmental preservations.

Superconducting magnets are stringent for fusion reactors with magnetic confinement to provide an economic energy balance.

For bond funds, which don't make fat cash payouts, we're a little more stringent for Best Buys (see table).