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Some are more stringent than others.
Requirements to API 5L X grades are more stringent;
This means that the requirements are more stringent compared to theMEPC.174(58) 2008 G8requirements.
The new countries must not water down their demands where these are more stringent than the EC's.
The requirements and test values are more stringent than statutory limits for the European Union.
But where the system is less'open', or where qualifying conditions for particular benefits are more stringent, problems may arise.
The requirements of Foqus planet are more stringent than the legal requirements are. .
With regard to suspended particulates the parallel measurements carried out in the F.R. Germany show that the limit value of Annex IV are more stringent.
Other Member States are more stringent, as they recommend a limitation to one year of fixed remuneration16.
The exception is for the sum of'drins' where objectives are more stringent than EU requirements.
These requirements are more stringent than in existing Directives
As the ISO/IEC category 6A component performance requirements are more stringent than those set for category 6A components by TIA-568-C.
The animal health requirements for placing live aquaculture animals and products thereof on the market within the Community in Directive 91/67/EEC are more stringent than those Guidelines.
For this reason, the requirements of the mining industry are more stringent in respect of the rate of separation of particles below 5 um.
It is important to establish transparency in relation to the economic impact of national security measures that are more stringent than EU requirements.
This is the case when a Member State decides to adopt standards which are more stringent than the Community standards
because we want global standards which are more stringent that those we have had in the past.
The Annex I limit values for sulphur dioxide are more stringent than the Annex IV limit values with the exception of the(upper)
Priority will be given to cases where Community rules are more stringent than existing international rules.
There could then also be additional measures, which are more stringent and apply only in particular countries.
Air carriers should also have the right to be informed about security measures that are more stringent than required by Community law.
In general, the Commission has always considered that national regulations which are more stringent than block exemption regulations drawn up by the Commission are compatible with them,
Moreover, the EBA and the ESRB should publish regular updates on their respective websites of measures adopted by Member States that are more stringent than those in the proposed regulation.
A firm may be given aid to enable it to comply with national standards which are more stringent than Community standards
apply within their territories provisions for the protection of laying hens which are more stringent than those envisaged by this Directive.
prove that the measures it has selected are more stringent; the German Government states that'the very essence of Article 10 and other com parable
apply within their territories provisions for the protection of chickens kept for meat production which are more stringent than those envisaged by this Directive.
Subject to the rules on assessment of Article 5, city airports listed in Annex I may introduce measures that are more stringent, in terms of the definition of marginally compliant aircraft provided that these measures do not affect civil subsonic jet aeroplanes that comply,
Directive 2009/101/EC, under this proposal Member States have the right to adopt or retain measures that are more stringent than those set out in Union law.
the available evidence indicates that the Annex IV limit values are more stringent than those of Annex I but there are locations where the opposite can be the case.