Sentences with phrase «much stricter tests»

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This rear facing seat is light weight, comfortable, approved to 25 kg (40 lb), has passed the ultra strict Swedish Plus Test to 25 kg, has good sleep position and will fit well in pretty much any car small to large.

This rear facing seat is light weight, comfortable, approved to 25 kg (55 lbs), has passed the ultra strict Swedish Plus Test to 25 kg, has good sleep position and will fit well in pretty much any car small to large.

But then I think about the state of education right now with the strict grade - level standards, Common Core and standardized testing — teachers really don't have the freedom or time to attend to the divergent thinkers, non-standard learning or much of anything that veers from what they are required to cover in the classroom.

The ICCT wanted to prove to European regulators they could tighten up their test procedures because the U.S. standards were so much stricter.

Rather than adopt an American rule with strict temporal controls, the reasonably foreseeable test is intended to also intended to encompass degenerative diseases with less predictable courses, and where the dying process can last much longer.

Car accidents happen every day, as much as road rules and driving regulations are becoming stricter, as well as tests more rigorous.