Примеры использования Stringent criteria на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nothing in this section would prohibit a Company from utilizing more stringent criteria.
Setting stringent criteria for the blue box and the green box to prevent box shifting.
Climate models are not generally subjected to as stringent criteria of validity as weather models.
These stringent criteria reflect the gravity of a situation in which a person is deprived of his liberty.
Credibility of eco-labelling programmes may imply the need to set stringent criteria.
These results are, however, based on very stringent criteria related to possible impacts on soil organisms.
More stringent criteria for the council's membership to prevent human rights abusers from gaining membership.
Designed to the highest standards andmeeting the most stringent criteria to ensure all design requirements are met.
With the ability of the flexible impactor it may be possible to achieve better protection with more stringent criteria.
More stringent criteria with regard to reporting on this topic have also been introduced in connection with the administration of other funding mechanisms.
Many more countries that badly need help will not be eligible under the plan's stringent criteria for years to come.
JS2 mentioned that the stringent criteria for legal aid meant few applications for free legal aid were granted.
Instead, it has been necessary to change the system by applying new,more stringent criteria for receiving benefits in many cases.
The prisoners, who belong to Fatah and the People's Party, were nearing the end of their prison terms andwere all chosen according to stringent criteria.
Mr. Aleman gave a detailed overview of the patent system, explaining that, as there were stringent criteria for the granting of patents, only exceptional inventions qualified.
It should be made clear that these parameters are the minimum that a State should apply, andthat it is free to use more stringent criteria.
The youth welfare laws of the federal provinces have laid down additional,more stringent criteria for negotiating the adoption of a child in another country.
However, the stringent criteria mean that the law includes only about 20 per cent of the private employers approximately 300,000 employees in the private sector.
They should increase transparency and refrain from using arbitrary practices, andconduct investigations based on the stringent criteria of the lesser-duty rule.
More stringent criteria would be established for approval of grants vs. loans and a detailed mechanism for approval should be elaborated and approved by the General Assembly.
The main reasons are; lack of financial resources of NGOs, lack of experts working in this field,and too stringent criteria in the EPA.
A draft bill to replace the Citizenship Act with even more stringent criteria for Muslims was redrawn by the Government after debates in Parliament A/HRC/4/21/Add.3, para. 45.
Ms. Guo Xiaomei(China) said that, as sanctions had an extensive impact and were to some extent a coercive measure,they must be made subject to stringent criteria.
UL ECOLOGO and GREENGUARD Children& Schools SM4 certificates indicate that the ink meets the most stringent criteria in the field of health and environmental protection.
Some argue that the provision establishes quite stringent criteria: for a service to be covered by the exemption, it must neither be provided on a commercial basis, nor be in competition with another service.
This law, in addition to envisaging the strict implementation of arms embargo deliberated by the United Nations or the EU,prescribes stringent criteria for the granting of export licences.
Furthermore, for the past few years the courts had applied more stringent criteria when deciding whether to extend pretrial detention and did not authorize an extension if the investigation was not progressing.
Employers and, with the exception in(b) below, employees are required to contribute to private trust schemes.These are managed by approved trustees who meet stringent criteria relating to capital adequacy, financial soundness and qualifications.
However, there may be a trade-off between stringent criteria, which may spur technological innovation, and criteria which are easier to meet, which may help in making eco-labelling more visible.
Environmental groups may be concerned that mutual recognition could imply that products that do not meet the same stringent criteria of the domestic programme are nevertheless awarded the corresponding eco-label.