Examples of using Very stringent in English and their translations into Finnish
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The proposal is therefore very stringent.
We have a very stringent application process.
They have been subjected to cost benefit analysis and are very stringent.
The money laundering laws are very stringent in Germany. Cash.
In the EU,we have very stringent rules on the individual identification and traceability of cattle.
They fully support fair gaming and operate on a very stringent privacy policy.
Commission proposes very stringent rules on pesticide residues in baby foods.
As regards the possible risks caused by GM seeds, he noted that invoking a safeguard clause would be subject to very stringent conditions.
Number two, the tablets are formulated using a very stringent process, and it is subjected to a rigid quality control system.
The very stringent finance policy that Member States are forced to pursue on account of the Stability Pact is simply not the right one just now.
The second matter I would like to highlight is that the accession process is,as I have mentioned, very stringent and demanding- and so it should be.
Most printing works operated two or three shifts. Very stringent specifications were needed to ensure that banknotes of the same denomination were identical.
However, we cannot turn a blind eye to all the social implications that this certainly very stringent measure that we are proposing entails.
In the drafting of the budget, a very stringent policy has been followed with regard to Section IV, whose ceiling for expenditure Parliament wishes to raise through maximum use of the flexibility instrument.
Commissioner, I am certainly in agreement with you in calling for very stringent measures to be applied to a wide variety of additives.
Today, in the middle of an economic crisis,it is not wise to increase the financial burden on small firms and consumers through very stringent provisions.
One can only agree with the rapporteur's recommendations regarding the very stringent limits to be brought to bear on the marketing of products made by prisoners.
The other bilateral agreements entered into by the Community do not cover subsidies in the services sectors or, if they do,their provisions are not very stringent.
Past experience shows that no very stringent law has remained inviolate; on the contrary, such laws have invariably given birth to a variety of other ways, some of them criminal, of being violated.
Commissioner Nielson said a moment ago that the conditions for cooperation in the field of human rights with the ACP countries, Asia andLatin America, are very stringent.
However, the Commission can assure you,Mr Harrison, that permission for the use of additives is granted on the basis of a very stringent assessment procedure which puts the safety of consumers first.
I therefore think that regardless of whether we finally conclude who should decide whether such diversions take place,the specifications common to us all must be very stringent.
In my home country, Estonia, this fund has not been used, and when I inquired why that was,I was told that the conditions were very stringent and that the limit, which until now was 1 000 people, made it impossible.
You must drop this very stringent proposal, as you have done, so that it is possible for a sensible, democratic approach to be taken, which involves a majority decision that does not require unanimity.
The events that have taken place show that,in order to prevent disasters on this scale, Europe has to implement a series of very stringent measures in order to assess existing safety levels.
As for the practical process as such, I would like to point out that a few very stringent quality standards should not increase costs and in particular they should not reduce the number of organs available for transplant.
Given the very stringent requirements of the Mining Waste Directive and the absence of adequate alternatives today, a general ban on cyanide use for gold extraction does not, for the moment, seem appropriate.
So I understand in that context why the United States andwhy certain factions of people within the United States see the need to adopt a very stringent role and attitude in their response to terrorism and, in particular, why they are concerned about this issue.
Mr President, as the Ohrid Agreement imposes very stringent conditions on Macedonia as regards the protection of minorities, I would ask that we avoid applying double standards, which I rather think we risk doing.
Policy Option 3 is designed to show the effect ofpolicies that emphasise the rapid deployment of new powertrains, by imposing very stringent CO2 standards on new vehicles and by accompanying them with appropriate innovation policies putting in place the necessary framework conditions.