Sentence examples for stringent goals from inspiring English sources

People with hypertension can use somewhat less stringent goals; if otherwise healthy, a target below 140/90 is reasonable.

As tests of strategic fit become more stringent, goals that cannot be planned for fall by the wayside.

Governor Newsom and the new Legislature will face many hard challenges in meeting the state's increasingly stringent goals for emissions reduction.

Developing countries, which were exempt under Kyoto, would probably be given less stringent goals, though it is not clear if these will be longer-term numerical targets or some other mechanism that ties allowable emissions to economic growth.

This cap and trade strategy makes it possible for a facility that faces high cleanup costs to pay another facility — for example, one with a more modern, cleaner operation — to take on an additional burden of emissions reductions so that the group as a whole can meet more stringent goals.

They can just screw around with the entry-level content until they pick up the basics and not be restricted by the immediate stringent goals of games like Chess or Scrabble.

Many countries want a similar – but more stringent – goal to be included in the 2030 climate and energy package.

Ways of meeting this more stringent goal has been one of the central conversations at this year's Climate Week.

In-progress trials must affirm the results of the trials used to justify a stringent goal for L.D.L. cholesterol, the "bad" cholesterol, of less than 70 in the highest-risk patients.

Reduce your sodium intake to less than 2,300 mg a day; 1,500 mg is the new, though stringent, goal for people with hypertension and for totally healthy folks who are middle-aged and older.

However, nearly 85% of adults aged >65 years achieved the less stringent A1C <8.0% (<64 mmol/mol) goal, but less than half of younger individuals achieved the more stringent goal of <7.0% (<53 mmol/mol) in 2007 2010.