Exemplos de uso de More stringent rules em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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More stringent rules in the West.
And if that means more stringent rules, then so be it.
SV More stringent rules for incineration plants are highly desirable.
Its actual impact, however, will depend mainly on the willingness of everyone involved to respect the more stringent rules.
This report on more stringent rules for diesel emissions is most welcome.
For this reason, pending further harmonisation,Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent rules.
We must not apply more stringent rules to animals than we do where people are concerned.
It is probably because the Jews have stronger faith in God andlive by Torahnen that have more stringent rules than the Bible, I think.
Thus, there are more stringent rules for substances that could be carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction.
This Directive should not prejudice the adoption of more stringent rules on the introduction of non-native species.
More stringent rules may therefore be applied where this is necessary for the protection of species from an environmental or conservation point of view.
In writing.- We are completely in favour of more stringent rules regarding financial activities and credit rating agencies.
Liberal administration, in the person of Obama, the anti-global arms citizens, in the case of re-election,may impose more stringent rules when buying a gun.
I also support the demand for more stringent rules for professionals and advisers working for European institutions.
The EU's rules for consumer protection must be minimum rules, i.e. an individual Member State must have the right to apply more stringent rules.
In particular, this first report lays down more stringent rules for the supervision of the activities of banks and insurance undertakings.
The particular noise problems of airports which are located in the centre of large conurbations("city airports")should be recognised by allowing for the introduction of more stringent rules.
The Member States are free to adopt more stringent rules, which leads to differences in the extent of legal access to firearms among EU countries.
Media pluralism is essential in democracy; since the Union keeps telling us that we cannot legislate in that area,it must at least help the Member States to lay down more stringent rules.
At the same time, more stringent rules on building certification and the provision of information will encourage inhabitants to change their consumption habits.
I voted in favour of this very weak report because, in spite of everything, it entails improvements in most countries and is concerned with minimal legislation,which means that we are allowed to have more stringent rules.
We will now have more stringent rules to prevent or restrict inputs of hazardous substances into groundwater with a possibility to have even more stringent national measures.
The conditions governing competition between suppliers are being tightened through the use of more stringent rules on information and the transparency of transmission operators' actions.
Furthermore, the adoption of more stringent rules under the future European regulation on liquidity requirements is an additional challenge for banks internationally, including the Portuguese ones.
I cannot, however, in any way see how her efforts might bear fruit,as the Commission is expressly saying that only those countries that have more stringent rules now may be given permission to stick to those rules. .
Until more stringent rules come into being, we must call on the big international furniture dealers like IKEA to use transparent restraint, and not to deal in furniture manufactured from illegal wood.
Thirdly, the only new measures that will be adopted to help farmers implement more stringent rules and safeguard quality will have to be financed by the farmers themselves through cuts in support.
In both cases, Member States had to adopt the necessary legislation before 23 July 2003 and had, following the accident of the Prestige last autumn,committed themselves to implement these new, more stringent rules, ahead of schedule.
I believe that we need more stringent rules in this regulation and, now that the first part of the financial market crisis has to some degree been overcome and the second part is before us, that we should not allow an enormous market encompassing twelve times the gross world product to remain unregulated.
The Directive would, however, harmonise only the essentials of national take-over regulations in the EU andleave considerable scope for Member States to adopt more stringent rules and/or to implement the Directive according to their national systems and traditions.