Sentence examples for stringent targets from inspiring English sources

Larger vehicles have less stringent targets.

"We need more measures and stringent targets".

Industry leaders also warn that stringent targets for emissions reductions would hurt the frail economy.

Setting more stringent targets – or at least meeting all the existing ones – would save lives.

Beijing's leaders have promised stringent targets for pollution control for the 2008 Olympic Games.

District heating systems can play significant role in achieving stringent targets for CO2 emissions with concurrent increase in fuel efficiency.

There have even been discussions to aim for an even more stringent target of 1.5˚C.

The Fund argued that the less stringent target would provide fiscal space and boost economic growth.

Last week Lord Stern suggested that meeting a less stringent target (500 parts per million) would cost 2% of world gross domestic product.

World leaders could either allow the 2°C target to become a benchmark that can be temporarily overshoot, accept a less stringent target, or give up on a global stabilisation objective altogether.

Therefore, in the event of exposure to several hazards at one time, one should seek to allow for this by specifying a more stringent target for each hazard.