Examples of using Stringent rules in English and their translations into Czech
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The regulation includes stringent rules on driving time.
She went directly to the extremes of Hasidism and a life of stringent rules.
In the EU, we have very stringent rules on the individual identification and traceability of cattle.
However, the EU could take the lead andset the standard by demanding more stringent rules.
I also support the demand for more stringent rules for professionals and advisers working for European institutions.
Economic governance requires harsh,immediate action and stringent rules that are binding.
There are more stringent rules for substances that could be carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction.
I am also pleased to see that Parliament has resisted the calls from industry for less stringent rules on interbank risks.
At the same time, more stringent rules on building certification and the provision of information will encourage inhabitants to change their consumption habits.
Due to the variety of derivatives andthe need to protect investors, I also support more stringent rules relating to information.
I regard the stringent rules that Member States may lay down, and that extend to prescribing the means of transport, as necessary, important and right.
To ensure that these devices are really effective,it is crucial that all those involved in the distribution chain are subject to more stringent rules.
Companies House has very stringent rules for the naming of companies so no one else can use the same name as you, or anything deemed too similar.
The well-intentioned attempt to create a more sustainable countryside may ultimately undermine the countryside by imposing overly stringent rules on an already struggling farming population.
We do need stringent rules and controls on that, while recognising that many British people, but also people from other Member States, like to bring their animals with them.
However, there is one proposal that I would have voted against had there not been a vote in the committee, andthat is that the majority is introducing less stringent rules for employment in the home.
More stringent rules via the new general ETS rules would not only be unjustified, but would have brought European airlines into extreme financial difficulties.
We must insist that they use more money and more resources to ensure that the market is monitored,which will also enable the new stringent rules to work to their full effect.
Is it perhaps because, over and above the very stringent rules of budgetary discipline, the markets understand that we are widening rather than addressing the economic and political cohesion gap within the euro area?
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.
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.
In closing, I would like to express my confidence that the adoption of the new Statutes for the Euroatom Supply Agency will contribute to the fostering of the role of the European Union in the application of stringent rules for non-proliferation and nuclear safety.
The integrated approach is welcome, but the stringent rules in this report are of concern, and I am concerned that the implementation costs should not be so heavy that they undermine the environmental protection provisions.
Finally, I believe,as stated in the Opinion of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, that the Commission needs to be sensitive to the fact that some EU Member States have more restrictive and stringent rules with regard to control of exports of dual-use products.
That is what is happening here:there would be less stringent rules, less transparency and less accountability for food coming into the European Union than for food that is produced within it, and that would be unfair to the outermost regions and to all regions.
I would like to point out that the international economic and financial crisis has engendered a socialcrisis throughout the world, and this has merely increased the need for stringent rules to ensure that the world economy is more effectively supervised and that it does not develop to the detriment of our societies.
Regulation(EC) No 1/2005 is a more forceful piece of legislation on the protection of animals during commercial transport, as it ascertains the parties concerned and assigns them areas of responsibility and it introduces tighter measures in theform of permits and inspections, as well as more stringent rules for transport.
Globalisation and the financial andsocial crisis have increased the need for more stringent rules for the world economy, as international trade policy is currently designed to serve only the interests of a few economic players, which have taken advantage of market liberalisation to externalise part of their production and to diversify their supply arrangements, drawing on countries where production costs are low and regulatory regimes are less stringent. .
Finally, we have managed to make progress on the very tricky issue of recognition of classification certificates, by setting out the terms on which recognised organisations will have to recognise each other, but without endangering maritime safety, andtaking the most stringent rules as our reference in order to safeguard the standards of excellence that characterise our European naval industries.