For anyone wanting to put up a high board anywhere other than on private property, Mr. Guido said the county follows state regulations, which are stringent.
From Monday through June 30, 15 of the central stations where waits have been longest will administer the old curbside idle test, which is less stringent and faster still.
But to make that happen the hot spot would have to be restored to a "clean" standard, which is more stringent than the industrial standard that the rest of the property must meet to be used for manufacturing.
The FCC has also considered using Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 which is less stringent in its language and enforces the regulator's powers to "promote competition" and "remove barriers" to investment.
Over the objection of environmentalists, the Federal Environmental Protection Agency granted a request from the Whitman administration to revert to its previous testing method, which is less stringent and faster, when waits exceed 45 minutes.
RCP 2.6, which is a stringent mitigation scenario, projects that temperature will increase till 2060s and then slightly decrease towards 2090s.
The conventional methods for the accurate determination of contact area are generally limited to ratios of Young's modulus over yield stress, E/σy < 30 for elastic-perfectly plastic materials, which is too stringent for most materials.
On the other hand, Corollary 19 of the preprint [17] gives an upper bound of c ( α, 2, 2 ) ≤ 10 ( 2 − α ) / 4, which is more stringent if α is sufficiently close to 1.
Part of that disconnect is over safety and planning, which is more stringent in the U.S.
People looking to buy items covered by the NFA must also go through a specific federal registration process, which is more stringent than the one that governs gun purchases from a Federal Firearms License holder.
