Exemplos de uso de Be less stringent em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Such conditions andguarantees may not be less stringent than those laid down in Articles 3 and 5.
Please note that these third parties may be in other countries where the laws on processing personal information may be less stringent than in your country.
The values set pursuant to paragraph 1 may not be less stringent than those given in column I of the Annex.
The fteatrnent may be less stringent pri- mary fieatrnent(a), under certain conditions and with the agreement of the Commission or the Council for discharges in coastal waters or estuaries identified by the Member States as beingless sensitive.
The values set pursuant to paragraph 1 may not be less stringent than those given in the"I" columns of Annex II.
The competent authorities of the Member States concerned shall decide on the fishing gears that may be used in those protected areas,as well as the appropriate technical rules which shall not be less stringent than Community legislation.
These conditions may not be less stringent than those laid down in Articles 3 and 5 of that Directive.
These standards must take account of the best technical means available andmust not be less stringent than the nearest comparable limit value in Annex IV.
The values set in accordance with paragraph 1 shall not be less stringent than those set out in Annex I. As regards the parameters set out in Annex I, Part C, the values need be fixed only for monitoring purposes and for the fulfilment of the obligations imposed in Article 8.
Such standards shall take into account the best technical means available andmust not be less stringent than the most nearly comparable limit value in this Annex.
I think that we were on the right track when, in the technical regulation in force, Member States were authorised to adopt measures in certain emergency situations and in relation to their own vessels,with the proviso that they could not be less stringent than the requirements laid down in Community law.
The laws on holding personal data in the United States may be less stringent than the laws of your Country of residence or citizenship.
In assisted areas however, and unless otherwise stipulated in rules on State aid in a particular sector,the conditions for authorising aid may be less stringent as regards the implementation of compensatory measures.
The Commission noted in this context that,although some conditions for authorising restructuring aid might be less stringent in the case of an SME in an assisted area, Member States are none the less not exempted from the obligation to make restructuring aid conditional upon implementation of a restructuring plan, which would be duly monitored.
Such standards must take into account the best technical means available andmust not be less stringent than the most nearly comparable limit value in this Annex.
Such standards must take into account the best technical means available andmust not be less stringent than the most nearly comparable limit value set out under heading A in Annex II.
You acknowledge andunderstand that the laws regarding personal information in the United States may be less stringent than the laws of your country and may not offer the same protections or rights as those laws.
The law is less stringent than those in force in many Western democracies.
Which is less stringent than that under the proposed Directive.
Generally, the requirements of individual users of these two formats are less stringent;
Their drafting procedures are less stringent than for formal standards and increasingly standards consortia are feeding technical specifications into the formal process.
The derogationfor treatment, which is less stringent than secondarytreatment before discharge in ldss sensitive areas, can of coursebe considered only'where suchareas have been formally identified.
The number of fictitious self-employed drivers is increasing, as health andsafety requirements for self-employed drivers are less stringent.
His physical style of play made him one of the most feared defensive backs in the game at a time when pass interference rules were less stringent.
This means that food production is more expensive in Europe than in countries where standards are less stringent.
Increasing amounts, especially of waste paper, plastics andmetals are being shipped from developed countries to countries where environmental standards are less stringent.
Many developing countries lack funds to deploy modern environmentally friendly technologies,and their supervision is less stringent.
Following the path of least resistance,traffickers sometimes arrange for the import of precursor chemicals into neighboring countries where controls are less stringent, then smuggle them across borders.
By contrast, Directive 86/188/EEC was less stringent, especially with regard to the type of examinations and the exposure levels, as well as the reassessment of risks and measures to be taken.
It is suggested that participation of women in local councils is easier to achieve than in national assemblies,because eligibility criteria are less stringent and because, since these are not full-time jobs, council positions are easier to combine with rearing children.