Examples of using More stringent conditions in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Member States sometimes set more stringent conditions than those required by the Control Regulation.
Alerts shall be governed by the national law of the contracting party issuing the alert unless more stringent conditions are laid down in this convention.
Universal” under more stringent conditions than those that applied to earlier designs that do not carry this notice.
Important detail is that these proposals“would be applied only in the euro area, butcould be extended for the benefit of the EU-27, even if more stringent conditions should apply to the euro area member states.”.
The proposal included more stringent conditions on the rule of law for applicant countries and the possibility to reverse the accession process given a lack of progress.
Member States may, under the same conditions  as those laid down in Article 7, authorize derogations from the additional or more stringent conditions and obligations referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 hereof.
So, yes, we do have more stringent conditions than in some other parts of the world, but we are also viewing this as an opportunity to develop new technologies so that we can meet our targets without putting at risk our companies, because we do not want to export our companies and our jobs.
To make this more  macro can be imposed more stringent conditions for checking data in this procedure.
The next year measures include a transfer of activities from inpatient to outpatient care, clearer rules for long-term negotiating the prices andvolumes of medicines and more stringent conditions for opening new pharmacies and hospitals.
As regards the products referred to in Annex II,Member States shall refrain from imposing more stringent conditions or marketing restrictions other than the conditions  laid down in the schedules referred to in Article 4 or, failing that, those existing on 28 April 1992.
One of the most important of them is that reasons of legal certainty andthe successful arbitration of disputes concerning domain names Arbitration Commission for arbitration has introduced more stringent conditions than in the very process of domain registration.
When an environmental quality standard requires more stringent conditions than those that can be achieved by using the best available techniques, supplementary conditions  will in particular be required by the permit, without prejudice to other measures that may be taken to comply with the environmental quality standards;
These countries, led by Germany, form the so called"Friends of better spending" group andapart from the budget cuts they call for more stringent conditions for obtaining EU funds and for more  effective use.
As regards the propagating material and fruit plants of the genera and species referred to in Annex I,Member States shall refrain from imposing more stringent conditions or marketing restrictions other than those laid down in this Directive or in the specific requirements established pursuant to Article 4 or those existing on 28 April 1992, as the case may be.
British lawmakers rejected a request to give parliament greater influence in matters relating to Brexit,which is a good signal for investors who feared that the British parliament would fight for more stringent conditions and a scenario for withdrawing from the European Union.
Important detail is that these proposals“would be applied only in the euro area, butcould be extended for the benefit of the EU-27, even if more stringent conditions should apply to the euro area member states.” And the proposal for a European economic semester could be an effective way of coordinating economic policies also within the entire European Union, the economic and monetary policy Commissioner commented.
Subject to the prohibitions provided for in Article 6 and in Schedules A and B, the Member States may make the admission of securities to official listing subject to more stringent conditions  than those set out in Schedules A and B or to additional conditions, provided that these more stringent and additional conditions apply generally for all issuers or for individual classes of issuer and that they have been published before application for admission of such securities is made.
The complex things get more  fragile, more  vulnerable;the Goldilocks conditions get more stringent, and it's more  difficult to create complexity.
Demanding patients, more stringent legal conditions and the requirement for continuous improvement in the economic efficiency of the dental practice means greater challenges for dentists.
Demanding patients, more stringent legal conditions and the requirement for continuous improvement in the economic efficiency of the dental practice means greater challenges for dentists.
Demanding patients, more stringent legal conditions and the requirement for continuous improvement in the economic efficiency of the dental practice means greater challenges for dentists.
The Commission recognises that in this case in particular it could have been more stringent in applying conditions but this is not systemic.
The other risk is that the euro will grow as European investors convert their currencies to emerging markets and expect more stringent liquidity conditions in Europe, Ricketts added.
Producer Member States may define any supplementary or more stringent characteristics or conditions of production and circulation for quality sparkling wines produced in their territory.
(b) to facilitate consultation between the Member States on the more stringent or additional conditions and obligations which they may lay down at national level;
The US, Japan andAustralia have already banned Huawei from contributing to 5G infrastructure, while more are putting very stringent conditions around participation.
(b) to facilitate the establishment of a concerted attitude between the Member States on the more stringent or additional conditions and obligations which, pursuant to Article 5 of this Directive, they may lay down at national level;
Such transport conditions shall not be more stringent than those laid down in respect of similar shipments occurring wholly within their jurisdiction and shall take due account of existing agreements, in particular relevant international agreements.
For the transport within their territories of small quantities of certain dangerous goods, with the exception of substances having a medium or high level of radioactivity,provided that the conditions  for such transport are no more stringent than the conditions set out in those Annexes.
We have expanded on existing ASTM chlorine andchloramine testing to develop our own, more stringent, proprietary testing regime to satisfy modern application conditions.