Sentence examples for stringent requirements standards from inspiring English sources
"It is good to see that the rule-making process is progressing to eliminate ambiguity and raise the bar by establishing more stringent requirements, standards and controls," said Joshua Robbins, a spokesman for Vulcan Materials, which owns several Chicago-area quarries.
The stringent requirements of standards for wind measurements such as IEC 61400-12-1 2005(E) suggest that wind data produced by systems and procedures that do not comply with these standards are deficient and therefore not of sufficient quality for use in wind energy applications.
As the blockchain space evolves, regulators are establishing more stringent requirements and higher standards to accept additional tokens and exchanges into the country.
International export supply chains promote capacity building within companies in the chain, to answer the stringent requirements of private brand standards.
The development of state-of-the-art wireless communication transceivers in semiconductor technology is a challenging process due to complexity and stringent requirements of modern communication standards such as IEEE 802.11n.
The Clean Water Act, for example, set a nationwide floor for pollution standards, while allowing states to impose more stringent requirements on polluters by ratcheting up state standards above the federal floor.
We show that the proposed SDR architecture is capable of supporting the wide variety of configuration options described in the WiMAX standard while fulfilling the stringent requirements of WiMAX OFDMA TDD PHYs.
The increasingly stringent requirements, in terms of reaction selectivity and environmental standards, impose progressively increasing accuracy and control of operations.
When the Supreme Court ruled that it was acceptable to grant conscientious objector status to draftees for other than religious reasons — the traditional standard — Mr. Tarr developed more stringent requirements for that classification.
However, no real-life integrability criterion meets these stringent requirements.
He said more stringent requirements should be devised by the U.S. Pharmacopeia, a standard-setting organization whose regulations are enforced by the F.D.A.
