Examples of using More stringent conditions in English and their translations into Dutch
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EC grade 1'satisfies more stringent conditions.
tunnels with similar characteristics, gives the Member States concerned the power to impose more stringent conditions.
EEC grade 1'satisfies more stringent conditions.
But we still have to explain to our citizens that if we want better environmental protection, better animal protection, then logically we must also be prepared to pay a reasonable price for goods produced under these more stringent conditions.
EEC grade 1'satisfies more stringent conditions.
So, yes, we do have more stringent conditions than in some other parts of the world,
The seed potatoes shall derive from material satisfying the conditions laid down in Annex I, and satisfy the additional or more stringent conditions laid down in Annex II.
Furthermore, they set more stringent conditions, shorter repayment periods
the possibility of implementing more stringent conditions is left open in conjunction with Article 13 2.
Under this Directive, the competent authorities may not lay down more stringent conditions for the intraCommunity shipment of hazardous waste than those laid down in national law in respect of similar shipments effected wholly within the Member State in question.
authorize derogations from the additional or more stringent conditions and obligations referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 hereof.
Whereas, when an environmental quality standard requires more stringent conditions than those that can be achieved by using the best available techniques,
I quote:'Alerts shall be governed by the national law of the Contracting Party issuing the alert unless more stringent conditions are laid down in this Convention.
On the basis of the content of these texts, we strongly criticise the ever more stringent conditions that Member States are imposing on persons seeking protection in countries of the Union.
original Working Time Directive, is subject to more stringent conditions in order to protect the health and safety of workers.
As regards the products referred to in Annex II Member States shall refrain from imposing more stringent conditions or marketing restrictions other than the conditions laid down in the schedules referred to in Article 4 or those obtaining on the date of adoption of this Directive.
even backtrack compared to the existing legislation, which sets more stringent conditions for the requirement of individual rights to use spectrum.
the Member States may make the admission of securities to official listing subject to more stringent conditions than those set out in Articles 42 to 63
offering the prospect of accession under far more stringent conditions than applied to any of the others who have joined is simply unrealistic and unfair.
their transmission by cable to more stringent conditions than the broadcasting and cable transmission of national programmes,
such as adding environmental criteria in the definition of recovery and setting more stringent conditions for departures from the status of waste;
must eligible for storage measures should be fixed. To the same end, it should be possible to lay down more stringent conditions for table wine covered by storage contracts, based on the quality of the harvest.
May lay down additional conditions and more stringent provisions than those required by this Directive for regulating bids.
Member States should therefore be allowed to lay down minimum conditions more stringent than those provided for by this Regulation.