Examples of using Strictly applied in English and their translations into Finnish
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Sanctions that would bite have never been strictly applied.
If the Directive were strictly applied, a number of economic activities would be in jeopardy.
The current rules and checks must be strictly applied.
The Maastricht criteria are being strictly applied to those countries which are applying for entry into the eurozone.
The concepts must therefore be clearly defined, andthese general principles strictly applied.
Under Objective 1, the 75% criterion should be strictly applied, and the previous Objective 6 criteria included under the new Objective 1.
Either it is applied or it is not, butwe should like to enquire as to what"strictly applied' actually means.
Strict, and strictly applied, maritime regulations are required, but they should be applied to everyone and not only to European ships.
The Commission must insist that the rules in force are strictly applied against these activities.
Nor do we think it wise or at all acceptable that some should be saying that the Stability andGrowth Pact must be strictly applied.
The principle of idem ius omnibus- equal justice for all- must be strictly applied if the EU does not want to slide into politically correct hypocrisy.
The new Objective 1 is identical to the present Objective 1, andthe eligibility criteria for regions will be strictly applied.
It is also in citizens' interests that the financial control instruments be strictly applied in order to counter effectively any abuse of Structural Fund resources.
Fourthly, Community legislation on the mutual recognition of qualifications must be more strictly applied;
In other cases, the European Commission has strictly applied its antitrust instruments to prevent the development of dominant positions and retaliation by international competition.
Article 6 of the agreement states that there will be reciprocityinsofar as feasible and that it shall be strictly applied.
In this regard, the Committee expresses its wish for a strong monitoring system to be strictly applied following the implementation of the EU allocated resources to the EaP countries.
This is why I believe that it is important for us to have adequate regulations, butit is even more important for Member States to ensure that these regulations are strictly applied.
We have always urged that a regional GDP per capita of less than 75% of the Community average be strictly applied as the criteria for the selection of future Objective 1 regions.
It can become excessively difficult or even practically impossible, if the idea that the exact amount of the harm suffered must always be precisely calculated is strictly applied.
I even think that it will achieve results in practice if it is strictly applied to all types of fishing, since resources are more plentiful on the continental shelves closest to the coast.
That heritage must be safeguarded by specific legislation which is in many cases already in the statute book but not strictly applied, often for lack of financial resources.
In particular, oenological practices(which have been strictly applied in the European Union, respecting the authenticity and character of the product and expressing the Community's viticultural tradition) must safeguard the main characteristics of the wine harvest that give the wine its typical features;
Therefore, I believe that the system of yearly fines for non-compliance with these rules, as proposed in the report,should be supported and, above all, strictly applied.
According to the Commission's annual report on equal opportunities, dating back to 1966,only countries that systematically and strictly applied systems to correct inequalities manage to eliminate those differences.
In order to prevent disadvantageous consequences for all those involved in commerce, the existing legal provisions on unfair competition, cartels, market-dominating positions andmonopolistic trends must be strictly applied.
Competition in this sector has noticeably increased and the strict line followed by the Commission has found expression in a number of negative or partially negative decisions,where the Commission strictly applied the principle that operating aid is in general incompatible with the Treaty.
Protection against excessive working hours should not be reduced; derogations should be tightened up, the opt-out should be phased out,protective conditions more strictly applied and overall enforcement improved.
We must also call polluters to greater account and strictly apply the'polluter pays' principle.
Public interest requires the Agency to base its safety-related action solely on independent expertise, strictly applying this Regulation and the delegated and implementing acts adopted on the basis thereof.