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Today: how strict does your country score on the stringency index?
A second factor is the stringency of policy, both'internal' and'external.
On the emission limit values, the stakeholders were divided as to the stringency.
The stringency of the standards is determined by the scope of the potential impact;
Firstly, lower economic growth has effectively reduced the stringency of the 20% target.
Other factors such as the stringency of imposed restrictions on use and prescribed personal protective
Furthermore, there is a mismatch between certain engines categories as to the stringency of the currently applicable emission limits.
The stringency of these rules contrasts sharply with the controls in Belgium, Luxembourg
These few doubts need to be removed by the stringency with which the Member States and the Council apply the recommendations.
established meaningful international standards, major differences in the stringency of procedures still exist.
With so many different underlying open source components and the stringency of emerging regulatory regimes, the analytics industry has to make things easier.
While the stringency of regulations and sanctions differ, sometimes markedly, across the Community all Member
We have also proposed reserves for this objective, the transparency objective and the stringency objective, and therefore reserves in the case of the communication policy, for example, where we would like there to be a cost and benefit analysis.
Both the stringency of the rules and the duration of measures will vary according to the level of development
on their technical quality, and on the stringency of their budgets.
such as the complaints procedure, the stringency of standards and the level of profits,
on the need to modify the existing particulate matter PM10 standards and the stringency and legal nature of the new fine particulate matter PM2.5 standard.
The stringency and the strict adherence to the 20% ceiling of Category 5 appropriations is something which Mr Viola has welcomed and has enforced very
In view of the fact that the credibility of the entire European financial sector will probably be assessed according to the stringency of these tests, it would be good for the tests to be as comprehensive as possible,
in particular the stringency of the checks to be carried out.
While differences in the stringency of the approaches can not be denied, Member States have generally made an effort to allow the different production types- conventional, organic and GM crop cultivation- to coexist within a region.
Although minor distortions are not exempt from the rules on competition, the stringency of the conditions imposed by the Commission will ensure the decision's validity on the basis that it is justifiable in the common interest of the Community steel industry.
If it is therefore truly essential to review the stringency of our rules and if this global challenge really requires us to be more flexible,
88 of the EC Treaty, the stringency of these national allocation plans for the 2008 to 2012 period has to be determined based on the aggregate 2005 verified emissions data,
So whilst this proposal in principle leaves Member States to determine the stringency of carbon dioxide abatement efforts that activities covered must achieve,