Examples of using A more stringent in English and their translations into Finnish
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The proposal for a more stringent limit on THM cannot, however, be accepted.
I am pleased that penalties for counterfeiters have been set,along with measures to ensure a more stringent review.
One cannot simply substitute a more stringent annual limit value for the daily limit.
A more stringent Chinese import policy on waste paper has led to a shortage of raw materials, and the situation is expected to continue this year.
Admittedly, the excise duty on soft drinks is a more stringent method, especially because of young people's overweight problem.
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A more stringent scheme of prior authorisation would be required for substances of grave concern causing cancer, accumulating in the body or affecting the reproduction ability.
In the latter cases, it is justified to require a more stringent conformity assessment procedure than in the former cases.
Secondly- and this is also for all of the environmentally-friendly Members of this House- we have obtained the Council's agreement that we already state now, in respect of the review in five years' time,that after these five years we should seek to establish a more stringent limit than -5.
Could also occur in the water industry,resulting from the need to meet a more stringent EQS for Nickel, and an EQS for E2;
However, the French authorities took a more stringent line and prevented him for racing on French soil for six months, over the period of the Tour.
The Commission does not accept the part of Amendment No 11 which would insert a requirement that a more stringent limit value for benzene should be proposed in 2004.
I therefore hope that we can agree on a more stringent line than that proposed by the Commission, and I would like to thank Mrs Matias for her sterling work.
Many fishermen's associations, public opinion andthe European Parliament too have repeatedly requested a more stringent, reliable and strategic common fisheries policy in the Mediterranean.
However, Member States are free to impose a more stringent regime at national level in order not to lower investor protection and existing disclosure regime in certain Member States.
This is achieved through constant monitoring of the performance of operators; hence, at this stage, a more stringent control framework is not deemed to be required by the Commission.
Any requirement for these to conform to a more stringent standard which would prevent the gloves from being distributed should be resisted if this important and proportionate measure is to remain enforceable.
For this reason the Community declined to sign the Protocol pending agreement between Council and Parliament on a more stringent set of ceilings in the context of the NEC Directive.
Of course, be a step forward if a more stringent directive were to be adopted now, but it is disappointing to see which measures will not be included for the time being because of objections raised to them.
I agree with those responsible thinkers who say that we have to adopt a more stringent budget and have to strengthen the Stability and Growth Pact.
The impact assessment on the 2030 climate and energy policy framework8 indicates that this imbalanceis expected to continue, and would not be sufficiently addressed by adapting the linear trajectory to a more stringent target within this framework.
Management of Assistance: The programming mechanism has shown signs of improvement over time, but a more stringent screening of project proposals could be introduced, based on more substantive and less formal aspects.
However, a Regulation or a more stringent Directive would have resulted in neglecting the diversity of conditions and needs in the EU's marine environment by not allowing Member States to make a number of policy choices for implementation at regional level.
For the new programmes in the 2007-2013 funding period, the Commission has introduced a more stringent preventive procedure to reduce the risk of errors arising once programme implementation is underway.
As regards conformity assessment of exhaust emission and noise requirements, a distinction should be made between the cases where the harmonised standards have been used and where they have not,since in the latter cases, it is justified to require a more stringent conformity assessment procedure.
The Commission had already announced a more stringent annual average value for PM10 with effect from 2010, but, as this present proposal makes no reference to it, the three big groups propose that the threshold value for PM10 be reduced to 33 micrograms with effect from 2010.
It is the opinion of the German Government that data on the environment in Germany corroborate the view that this system constitutes a more stringent protection measure than the programmes provi ded for in Article 7 of the Directive.
Article 17 of Council Regulation 259/93 has a provision whereby the Commission notifies non-OECD countries what the contents of the non-hazardous waste list are and then asks them whether they would accept the shipments of those wastes without recourse to a controlled procedure, orwhether they would prefer a more stringent approach.
FI Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I agree with all those who have shown their support for a more stringent reduction in emissions in the EU to 30%. This is not just about the future of the human race: it is in our own interest to remain competitive in the energy technology revolution that has begun.
This would require, first of all, stopping harmful subsidies like the EUR 6 billion yearly in Europe for fossil fuels and more stringent, ETS legislative support, resource efficiency andenergy efficiency and tools such as a more stringent eco-design directive.
Several delegations suggested a two-step approach based on the initial guidelines provided by the Commission, on the basis of the scientific experience carried out notably on maize and rapeseeds, followed, if necessary andin the absence of a proper functioning of the co-existence principles, by a more stringent approach, based on a Community legislative framework.