Exemplos de uso de More stringent standards em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Furthermore, it allows each Member State to introduce more stringent standards in its own territory.
Why more stringent standards should apply in the area of animal nutrition than do in the field of food production.
It challenges Member States to attain more stringent standards on the control of arms exports.
This Directive should therefore be implemented without prejudice to those requirements which may require more stringent standards.
Amendment 37 specifies that more stringent standards shall apply for pesticides in relation to drinking water, the principle of which is accepted by the Commission.
We have, for example,yet to hear anything justifying the more stringent standards proposed by Mr Vittinghoff.
The law further provides that member states may include additional requirements such as regulating additionalsubstances that are relevant in their respective territories, or establish more stringent standards.
Incineration plants are classified according to their capacity: more stringent standards apply to larger plants.
However, Irish legislation has set more stringent standards for the fol lowing parameters: total coliforms: 5 000/100 ml, faecal coliforms: 1 000/100 ml, faecal streptococci: 300/100 ml, dissolved oxygen: 70 to 120.
The Directive does not prejudice the right of Member States to apply oradopt other provisions laying down more stringent standards.
I hope that a second step will soon be made towards the creation of more stringent standards that ensure consistency in the public administration of the EU and the strengthening of its institutional rules.
The text lays down minimum Community standards butgives each Member State the opportunity of introducing more stringent standards in its own territory.
As the permissible sulfur level in fuel decreases due to more stringent standards, Dow Microbial Control continues to provide effective biocide solutions that enable you to remain compliant.
Amendments Nos 22, 23 and 24 are aimed at removing the reporting procedure that must be used if a Member State wishes to lay down more stringent standards or additional parameters.
Nor are we applying more stringent standards to Turkey; it is a country of a size that we have never seen in previous accession processes, and that is why all this has to be discussed very, very carefully.
The way the Commission has watered down the directive goes directly against the will of the consumers, who are unequivocally demanding more stringent standards of protection of drinking water.
The Belgian andFlemish authorities must be urged to adopt more stringent standards in order to safeguard the health of the Belgian and Dutch people living in this fall-out area;
In the US, air taxi and air charter operations are governed by Part 135 of the Federal Aviation Regulations(FAR),unlike the larger scheduled air carriers which are governed by more stringent standards of FAR Part 121.
Mr President, certain Members of this House, andcertain forces, tend to apply more stringent standards to a small country such as Madagascar, which we will be discussing shortly, than to a large country such as Russia.
Further reduction of limit values: the Council undertakes to lay down before 30 June 1996,on the basis of a proposal presented by the Commission no later than 31 December 1994, more stringent standards which will become applicable from the year 2000.
The purpose of this Agreement is to apply more stringent standards, notably on the production and use of traps, for 19 species of animals and to prohibit within eight years all traps which fail to meet these standards. .
Although the Commission' s communication describes a number of possible instruments,such as economic incentives and more stringent standards, it does not set out any measurable objectives or timetables.
Whereas the environmental impact of the more stringent standards would be greatly increased and speeded up if the Member States were to grant tax incentives for the purchase of new vehicles which comply in advance with the standards set out in this Directive;
Fracking depends on the role of the minimal standards established under environmental regulations in preempting more stringent standards of tort liability and establishing regulatory safe harbors against such liability.
Whereas the environmental impact of the more stringent standards would be greatly increased and speeded up if the Member States were to grant, after 31 December 1992, tax incentives for the purchase and installation on vehicles already in service of equipment which will ensure that the standards set out in this Directive are complied with;
EMPHASISES the need for further work in ICAO to identify emissions parameters at all phases of flight, andrequests that the Commission and Member States work towards adoption in ICAO of more stringent standards for emissions other than CO2 at all phases of flight by 2004.
A Member State in which the ambient temperature is regularly lower than- 20 °C may impose more stringent standards as regards the operating temperature of material intended for use in the national transport of dangerous goods by rail within its territory until provisions on the appropriate reference temperatures for given climatic zones are incorporated in the Annex.
The programme that we would be prepared to support reads as follows: we should gradually set stricter emissions standards for new passenger cars,introduce more stringent standards for fuel quality and abolish taxes on the purchase of cars.
These are some of the issues on which we must try to work in order toachieve the main goal of establishing more stringent standards and to prevent the entry of falsified medicinal products, thus achieving a positive and more comprehensive regulatory framework that safeguards the health of citizens, protecting them from the risk of serious consequences.
The fact that it is an international body means that it moves at a very slow pace and what the Commission communication proposes- andwhat I endorse in my report- is the principle that some of the more industrialised regions like the EU should be able to move more swiftly towards more stringent standards than other regions like the developing countries.