Examples of using Increasingly stringent in English and their translations into Danish
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Recently, as the global increasingly stringent environment target, the short distance urban.
We live in a time when occupational safety is a priority andsafety regulations are becoming increasingly stringent.
With around-the-clock production and increasingly stringent demands placed on industry, we cannot afford to take chances.
At the same time, energy costs are only going one way, and the legislative environment is becoming increasingly stringent.
Thanks to increasingly stringent quality assurance regulations in the food industry, our food is safer today than ever before.
Sterile production is subject, in most European countries, to increasingly stringent regulatory requirements.
Increasingly stringent laws on financial reports require that you not only proof your numbers are accurate, but also demonstrate how you got them.
In order to meet the requirements of modern processing technology, metal, ceramic andcomposite materials to be in heat increasingly stringent conditions.
Driven by increasing environmental awareness and increasingly stringent emissions legislation, the automotive industry is going through a period of unprecedented change.
The surgical environment is where up to 50% of total operating budget is allocated1, 42% of revenue is generated2 andregulations are increasingly stringent.
The sector has always managed to make its way through the increasingly stringent requirements and the difficult market with great creativity, but when I look at the profit figures, I fear that even this creativity will miss the mark.
They have been subjected to too many upheavals in a short time: changes to the support system,liberalisation of agricultural markets, and increasingly stringent norms and standards in various fields.
At a time of increasing reliance on fuel andenergy supplies from third countries and increasingly stringent standards for environmental emissions, renewable sources of energy are among the most important aspects of ensuring secure energy supplies.
Through my connection with the Peugeot company in the United Kingdom I bring some knowledge of the auto industry to this debate and I must emphasize that it is in Europe's interest to have a modern car industry in place giving people jobs butalso meeting increasingly stringent emission standards.
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Yet growing health, safety and environmental concerns over the mining, processing, handling anddisposal of lead have brought about an increasingly stringent regulatory environment regarding the sale and use of lead products.
From demands for greater transparency in liquidity and risk management and increasingly stringent compliance requirements, to strict new European Commission frameworks for the payments sector and a surge in merger and acquisition activities in the wake of the financial crisis, today's banks must move quickly to stay ahead of the game.
PureDry Pure and bilge are part of a range of sustainable solutions, has developed the Alfa Laval, to assist the maritime industry to,reduce operating costs and compliance with increasingly stringent regulations of the IMO in relation to many aspects of ship operation needs.
Given the continuous increase in the price of electricity andenergy for heating and the increasingly stringent energy standards is necessary for the optimal and economical use of the heating system and boiler, We make it stand on its heat, when energy prices will rise in a few years 2 times or more.
Kraus Machinenbau, who produce specialised equipment for printing and packaging industries, have developed the FK Codingline system, which verifies the track/trace codes that must be printed on packaging for food and pharmaceuticals,in line with increasingly stringent international regulations.
For hauliers in the new Member States, however, the provisions of the Eurovignette already present a major challenge due to the increasingly stringent standards for vehicle emissions, etc. In the new Member States internalisation must therefore be implemented more slowly and according to special principles.
A 4th amendment was adopted as Directive 83/351 in 1983, to take account of the increase in traffic density in highly urbanized areas of the Community, andto ensure that increases in traffic density would not cancel out the reductions in pollution achieved through the increasingly stringent limit values for the three pollutants.