Sentence examples for stringent states from inspiring English sources

Less stringent states, particularly those in the Sun Belt, allow darker tint.

LL So in Kerala, for example, it is a relatively unionised part of India with a commitment to workers' rights; to what extent is there a danger that factory owners simply move their operations to less stringent states or bring in migrant labour to get round the issues?

The new rules will not supersede more stringent state laws.

Today, such subsidies have been phased out because of the European Union's stringent state-aid rules.

Here, potential operators face stringent state regulations, unforgiving zoning laws and the dreaded Nimby factor.

Since this technology was developed, more than a million wells have been safely hydraulically fractured under stringent state regulations.

And in contrast to Ratner's insistence that its plan go through the less stringent state environmental review, Extell has agreed to the more demanding city review process.

The law, scheduled to take effect on July 1, is believed to be the most stringent state effort to regulate the marketing of medical products to doctors.

Mr. Kelly said the police were looking for ways to get the patient information they needed despite the stringent state and federal confidentiality laws.

The prospectors must follow newly stringent state rules aimed at keeping a distance between dredges and reducing the size of their hoses.

Navigators, who also provide help, remain a rare resource — 62 had been approved statewide as of Tuesday, mostly because of stringent state and federal rules.