Examples of using Very stringent in English and their translations into Czech
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Dr McNulty fits that very stringent criteria.
The very stringent finance policy that Member States are forced to pursue on account of the Stability Pact is simply not the right one just now.
Permit conditions are already generally very stringent.
You see, we have a very stringent application process.
The use of instruments andcomponents in contact with the human body is subject to very stringent requirements.
In the EU, we have very stringent rules on the individual identification and traceability of cattle.
The money laundering laws are very stringent in Germany.
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.
I ask because the banks are getting very stringent with applications.
Today, in the middle of an economic crisis,it is not wise to increase the financial burden on small firms and consumers through very stringent provisions.
Such families often lived in very stringent social situations.
You must drop this very stringent proposal, as you have done, so that it is possible for a sensible, democratic approach to be taken, which involves a majority decision that does not require unanimity.
We didn't. I ask because the banks are getting very stringent with applications.
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 second matter I would like to highlight is thatthe accession process is, as I have mentioned, very stringent and demanding- and so it should be.
As for the practical process as such,I would like to point out that a few very stringent quality standards should not increase costs and in particular they should not reduce the number of organs available for transplant.
The events that have taken place show that, in order to prevent disasters on this scale,Europe has to implement a series of very stringent measures in order to assess existing safety levels.
Firstly, agricultural products produced within the European Union have to meet very stringent environmental, sanitary and health requirements, and meeting these requirements significantly increases production costs, thus making European agricultural products relatively uncompetitive in price terms on world markets.
There are countries like Germany, Sweden, Slovenia andFinland where the national rules are very stringent on this issue and the taxi profession works well.
I am satisfied with the compromise that we have found,even though it is very stringent, because on the one hand it still provides the option of not actually going for full separation, though this is subject to very strict conditions, while on the other the Commission can in any case use a review clause to apply quite a lot of pressure to ensure that competition exists and that competitive conditions are really maintained.
In my home country, Estonia, this fund has not been used, and when I inquired why that was,I was told that the conditions were very stringent and that the limit, which until now was 1 000 people, made it impossible.
The farming and fishing industries andcommunities which are represented in this House produce food under very stringent regulation yet, for example, 60% of the fish we eat is imported into the EU and, in most cases, not reared under the same strict environmental and regulatory regimes.
We are very vigilant when it comes to the sensitive environment in the Baltic Sea, which is, of course, at risk from any type of project that is to be carried out, andtherefore we have imposed very stringent environmental requirements on precisely this project, and it is now in the process of being examined and scrutinised by various relevant authorities.