Examples of using More stringent standards in English and their translations into Danish
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Again, Member States are given the opportunity to adopt more stringent standards if they deem it necessary.
The Directives are without prejudice to the right of Member States to apply oradopt other provisions laying down more stringent standards.
Again, Member States are given the opportunity of adopting more stringent standards, if they feel it is necessary.
I agree with the Commission on drawing up more stringent standards on noise and also on establishing transitional provisions to satisfy the needs of the regions that are confronted with noise pollution problems.
The Directive does not prejudice the right of Member States to apply oradopt other provisions laying down more stringent standards.
I hope that a second step will soon be made towards the creation of more stringent standards that ensure consistency in the public administration of the EU and the strengthening of its institutional rules.
For the rest I would draw your attention to Article 12 of the Directive which states that Member States may apply more stringent standards within their own territory.
Mr President, certain Members of this House, and certain forces,tend to apply more stringent standards to a small country such as Madagascar, which we will be discussing shortly, than to a large country such as Russia.
The way the Commission has watered down the directive goes directly against the will of the consumers,who are unequivocally demanding more stringent standards of protection of drinking water.
Whereas the environmental impact of the more stringent standards would be greatly increased and speeded up if the Member States were to grant tax incentives for the purchase of new vehicles which comply in advance with the standards set out in this Directive;
Probably just raising the standards in the United States to be in alignment with the more stringent standards that you see in parts of Europe, for example.
To mention some of the key points of my report very briefly: on noise, current noise standards for new aircraft have actually been in existence since 1977 andthere is therefore an urgent need for more stringent standards.
Although the Commission' s communication describes a number of possible instruments, such as economic incentives and more stringent standards, it does not set out any measurable objectives or timetables.
Whereas the environmental impact of the more stringent standards would be greatly increased and speeded up if the Member States were to grant, after 31 December 1992, tax incentives for the purchase and installation on vehicles already in service of equipment which will ensure that the standards set out in this Directive are complied with;
Amendments Nos 22, 23 and 24 are aimed at removing the reporting procedure that must be used if a Member State wishes to lay down more stringent standards or additional parameters.
These are some of the issues on whichwe must try to work in order to achieve the main goal of establishing more stringent standards and to prevent the entry of falsified medicinal products, thus achieving a positive and more comprehensive regulatory framework that safeguards the health of citizens, protecting them from the risk of serious consequences.
The programme that we would be prepared to support reads as follows: we should gradually set stricter emissions standards for new passenger cars, introduce more stringent standards for fuel quality and abolish taxes on the purchase of cars.
A Member State in which the ambient temperature is regularly lower than- 20 °C may impose more stringent standards as regards the operating temperature of material intended for use in the national transport of dangerous goods within its territory until provisions on the appropriate reference temperatures for given climatic zones are incorporated in the Annexes to Directives 94/55/EC and 96/49/EC.
It is also important to send the right signals to ICAO,which is currently investigating the possibility of introducing more stringent standards for aircraft noise thresholds which would apply throughout the world.
A Member State in which the ambient temperature is regularly lower than- 20 °C may impose more stringent standards as regards the operating temperature of material intended for use in the national transport of dangerous goods by rail within its territory until provisions on the appropriate reference temperatures for given climatic zones are incorporated in the Annex.
Therefore, there has been no progress in this area for 23 years, andit is clear that aircraft replacement policies are not in any way motivated by the introduction of more stringent standards, to the extent that our aircraft are extremely outdated.
We have been talking about the more stringent standard for PM2.5.
On the other hand the same research has also shown that it is necessary to introduce a more stringent standard to achieve an acceptable health risk ratio.