Exemplos de uso de More stringent regulations em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Without prejudice to this Directive,Member States may adopt more stringent regulations.
Promoting more stringent regulations at an international level must continue to be the fundamental objective of our maritime safety policy.
The loan market is rapidly evolving,driven by more stringent regulations in the post-financial crisis world.
Some countries have more stringent regulations about carrying objects that can be used as weapons, both in and outside airports for example, a pocket knife with a lockable blade.
Successful environmental integration frequently must be achieved within the context of more stringent regulations, and global competitiveness.
Television, therefore, is often subject to far more stringent regulations than those applicable to the other media, which are not always subject to specific rules concerning minors.
Security risks associated with wireless networks have forced businesses to comply with new, more stringent regulations for network security and data encryption.
Effective January 1, 2015, more stringent regulations were issued by the International Air Transport Association(IATA) for the transport of Lithium Batteries that are packed and shipped as individual items.
This is about the free market, andthe principles of the free market would trickle away in the face of more stringent regulations on company relocations.
To satisfy this rising demand and to respect more stringent regulations, petroleum industry has to face the challenge of process heavier and sourer crude oils.
Mr President, at the Copenhagen European Council in December 2002, all Heads of State orGovernment supported much more stringent regulations to combat pollution caused by ships.
This could have created a domino effect, leading to a call for more stringent regulations concerning lifesaving equipment onboard ships, circumstances which would have cost numerous shipping lines a considerable amount of money to accommodate.
I believe that it is right to guarantee a high minimum level of consumer protection throughout the European Union,provided that the Member States will also be able to impose more stringent regulations on their territory if they believe that the level of protection guaranteed by the EU is insufficient.
I believe that enhanced port state control, more stringent regulations for classification societies and the progressive introduction of double hull tankers mean that we really have moved ahead in preventing accidents like that of the Erika, or at least alleviating their consequences.
After all, we do provide funding andpublic support to the farming community because we have more stringent regulations in relation to environmental protection and animal welfare.
An infusion that saves the lives of patients suffering from a rare disease, an electronic cigarette, a child nutrition formula, hair straighteners, insecticides for crops and household sanitizers… There is a universe of products our bodies absorb in awide variety of ways, and all are subject to more stringent regulations than other kinds of products.
The same thing could happen if our governments impose more stringent regulations to protect us from the impact of greenhouse-gas emissions.
LT I would like to congratulate the rapporteur andexpress my full support for the idea that we need more stringent regulations on the quality of surface water and the effectiveness of the assessment of Community legislation.
Furthermore, customers andthe market are demanding higher levels of quality and safety through more stringent regulations on food and pharmaceutical products as well as traceability to ensure the quality of individual components in the electronic parts industry.
Tom Regent, president, global banking and financial markets,BT Global Services, said:"As financial markets firms adapt to ever more stringent regulations and the need to retain more capital in reserve, traders are under increasing pressure to make the right decisions faster and maximise increasingly elusive investment returns.
Ever more stringent regulation puts tremendous pressure on todaýs food producers.
The Commission will therefore consider more stringent regulation of storage, access to and use of the retained data.
We had wanted to see a more stringent regulation of allergenic fragrances in which all allergens were prohibited except in very specific cases.
Having been a rapporteur on this,I know that this House wanted more stringent regulation, but, back then, the Commission said no, citing the legal basis.
We should therefore welcome the current report which provides for a new, more stringent regulation of the safeguards required of companies to protect the interests of members and others.
I am puzzled at the fact that, while for products from the north the new regulations remain in force until 2005, for olive oil the intention is for the regulation to remain in force only until 2001,when there will be a new, more stringent, regulation.
We will check whether a more stringent regulation is needed here.
And one larger facility is subject to much more stringent regulation than three smaller ones?
This too, is a peculiar fear, given that financial markets are now subject to much more stringent regulation.
There must be much more stringent regulation concerning the laying of undersea power and telecommunication cables or any foreign objects on the seabed where the lives of our fishermen might be endangered.