Examples of using Stringent controls in English and their translations into Danish
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We need stringent controls and inspections.
This Parliament must exercise the most stringent controls in that area.
The risks can be reduced if stringent controls and safety and technical standards are imposed on firms in this sector.
Guarantee All Dremel power tools are carefully checked,tested and are subject to the stringent controls of Dremel Quality Assurance.
In the UK we had stringent controls of swill feeding in place.
The most advanced techniques were useddur- ing its manufacture, and it underwent stringent controls before it was released for sale.
It is very important that the same stringent controls are applied not only to our feed in Europe but also to imported feed.
I believe that your response to the problem of third-country imports was simply that you are introducing more stringent controls on imports of feedingstuffs.
It is all very well to speak of stringent controls, but you cannot guard against human failure.
The Community should ensure maximum transparency in the implementation of the financial assistance and stringent controls in the use of appropriations.
The German ordinance contains more stringent controls than those decided in Copenhagen in November 1992.
As regards Community assistance, maximum transparency must be ensured in the implementation of financial assistance, and stringent controls must be applied to the use of appropriations;
It is a testament to the tough and stringent controls in place in my own country that this particular breach was picked up so quickly and effectively.
Finally, I would like to point out that this proposal contains not only a definition of this new loading unit, butalso a requirement for more stringent controls and inspections of all loading units, regardless of type.
It is right and proper that we put in place the most stringent controls in the entire area of food production, right through from producer to consumer.
More stringent controls, and growing support from the Swedish television viewers, lead to a SEK 24 million increase in television fee revenue in the fiscal year 2001, TT/Dagens Nyheter/Metro Göteborg writes.
Whilst some people may grumble about having to observe stringent controls, I would say that this is the price that must be paid.
Whereas experience shows that more stringent controls in the tobacco sector are essential, whereas in appropriate cases certain powers ofcontrol could be assigned to an independent supervisory agency to deal with the specific requirements of the tobacco market;
No case of mad cow disease has ever been reported in New Zealand,which has had stringent controls in place since 1989 to prevent this from occurring.
We have been told time andtime again that stringent controls are in place, that accidents cannot happen and that fail-safe systems are in place and then when anything happens, we are told it is the fault of the workers.
These are very legitimate concerns and they have led Parliament to be very vigilant andto table amendments aimed at establishing very stringent controls over everything connected with the process of incineration and co-incineration.
Recent events show that the nuclear fuel cycle needs to be subjected to ever more stringent controls, and the agreement on disarmament that has just been concluded by Russia and the United States assumes that Europe will also play a part in this discussion.
Madam President, one of the primary objectives of the European Parliament, the Commission and the Council must continue to be guaranteeing food safety by enforcing effective laws and performing stringent controls which will restore consumer confidence.
My country is accused of exercising excessively stringent controls, and thereby driving workers from other Member States away.
On 2 July I participated, together with hundreds of thousands of others, in the march across Edinburgh to call for poverty to be made history and to call on the G8 countries for a fair trade policy,more development aid, stringent controls on arms sales and a policy for peace and justice, rather than endless wars.
To reduce the risk of transmission of infective agents, stringent controls are applied to the selection of blood donors and donations.
On 21 December the Council agreed' on this important Regulation,re placing the existing Regulation(EEC) No 3322/88, and having the aim of imposing more stringent controls on substances which deplete the ozone layer, in the light of new scientific evidence.
To reduce the risk of transmission of infective agents, stringent controls are applied to the selection of blood donors and donations.
I believe we must now decide as a matter of urgency to put procedures in place to ensure that industries cannot move simply to take advantage of less stringent controls and, if they do move, that they do not adopt anticompetitive practices to stop somebody else taking their place.
It is only to be expected that fraud will be detected where the control structures(control bodies, etc.) are strongest andwhere particularly stringent controls are carried out, and that, by the same token, fraud will not be detected where no such controls are carried out, in the absence of the relevant structures and/or prejudice.