Examples of using More rigorous in English and their translations into Czech
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You need to be more rigorous in your arguments.
And we had to admit, he was right,his methods were much more rigorous.
There will be, uh, plenty more rigorous work to do… at some point in the near future.
Like two of the answers are more rigorous than.
What we need is more rigorous selections, survival only of the fittest words.
You know, Theo, I was wondering if there was anything more rigorous I could do.
And they need a bit of a push to be more rigorous, so, sorry, but I just want to make sure everyone learns the right thing.
Survival only of the fittest words. What we need is more rigorous selection.
Some countries have more rigorous systems than others, and that is another reason why the study on breeder documents is very important.
Mr. Shaw's code, and we are in the process of setting up far more rigorous protocols.
Our Assembly must therefore be more rigorous, and it needs a higher profile.
The Academy's curriculum is just more rigorous and rewarding than Baxter High's.
These more rigorous measures may, however, have repercussions for the internal aviation market insofar as they often vary from one Member State to another.
Can we get on with this?Today's admission standards are more rigorous than ever, which is why.
A new framework for ensuring more rigorous compliance with the Stability Pact, with new criteria and new mechanisms for preventative action and guarantees by European institutions.
These directives only provide for minimal harmonisation clauses andleave the adoption of more rigorous rules to the discretion of the Member States.
It is essential that we design a more rigorous legal arsenal as soon as possible so that those placing orders are declared wholly responsible in case of fault on the part of subcontractors.
We therefore believe that from that point of view we would have liked the European Union to take a much more rigorous position when establishing the neighbourhood policy.
On the economic side,the macro-economic framework presented in New York must be more rigorous and combined with a clear path towards employment and growth, which will break the cycle of poverty and inequality.
We Hungarians are able to provide an appropriate location for an Institute that is modest in size,economical, but all the more rigorous in terms of its intellectual basis.
The dioxin contamination appears to be a consequence of the failure to adhere to the more rigorous processing standards needed for animal feed, as opposed to the less demanding process used to convert rapeseed to biofuel.
To import any product to the EU, including beef, high Community standards must be met,standards which have recently been made more rigorous by the European Commission.
I therefore believe that procedures for drawing up the budget need to be more rigorous, because a large proportion of the financial resources stem from Union subsidies.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the Commission's proposal that introductions andtranslocations involving the use of closed aquaculture facilities should be exempted from the permit requirement was bound to be accompanied by a more rigorous definition of the requirements that these facilities must observe.
PL Mrs Schaldemose rightly points out that the decision in question,aimed at creating a broader and more rigorous system of Community control of the marketing of products, may have a significant impact on the conduct of international trade.
I believe that if we want to be respected and able to meet our new responsibilities,our interinstitutional procedures must be more rigorous and serious, and less opportunistic.
The Member States, as well as othercountries neighbouring the European Union, should ensure more rigorous application of existing Community legislation and maritime safety standards.
We need to be capable of adapting our legislation to scientific advances, based on sound studies,and be more rigorous in monitoring the market and toy imports.
On the first point, I would emphasise the marking system for firearms and their essential parts, not least for purposes of ensuring their traceability,the obligation to retain data for no less than 20 years, more rigorous monitoring of online selling, given the risks this is known to entail, restrictions on the use of firearms by minors and by people thought likely to endanger public safety, and the introduction of general principles on the deactivation of firearms.