Examples of using Stringent conditions in English and their translations into German
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The Dun& Bradstreet Creditworthiness Certificate is awarded under stringent conditions.
Modern medicine has the latest drugs that meet stringent conditions, as well as extensive experience in their use.
This process increases thehardenability to that extent that the hardness is obtained under less stringent conditions.
Continuous new requirements and stringent conditions for building constructions call for improved energy indicators of ceilings and wall superstructures.
Our selection of flashlights, headlamps and lights, will guarantee long term under stringent conditions operation.
This child restraint has been classified as“UNIVERSAL” under more stringent conditions than those which applied to earlier designs which do not carry this notice.
Our pigeon grits and the raw materials that go into them are also produced, heated, purified and screened under stringent conditions.
Nevertheless, I must say that Mr Blokland is proposing some regulations and stringent conditions for the directive which go way beyond the objective.
In order to meet the requirements of modern processing technology, metal,ceramic and composite materials to be in heat increasingly stringent conditions.
The measures include aban on imports into the Community of live salmon and stringent conditions for the importation of certain products for human consumption.
With the completion of the common aviation market in 1997, in a context of increased competition,State aid rules will only be allowed under these very stringent conditions.
How can one support local farmers to survive and earn a decent living despite stringent conditions against the international low-cost competition?
The excellent coordination of our planning and construction as well as cooperation with skilled craftsmen in a variety of different trades enable us to cope with ever-shorter construction periods and increasingly stringent conditions.
The man, who himself was prohibited from reading certain texts,laid down stringent conditions, which Jones had to accept because it seemed to be the only chance.
The safeguard clause of Article 130 permits exceptions from the principle of the free movement of goods during the transitional period until 31 December 1985,provided the stringent conditions set out in this provision are met.
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.
If something can still be recycled then it must only be allowed to enter the food chain having fulfilled extremely stringent conditions, and it must always be retraceable.
Third countries may only export food products to the EU if stringent conditions are met and a verification mission has been carried out by the Food and Veterinary Office.
At the same time high-quality education and research are becoming more expensive and, with public finances tight,public authorities are attaching increasingly stringent conditions to support for university-based research.
This child restraint has been classified as‘Universal' under more stringent conditions than those which applied to earlier designs which do not carry this notice.
Stringent conditions would seem to be attached to the Community authorization, viz a check must be made every three years on the qualitative requirements and compliance with tax, social, technical and administrative provisions.
In T 1074/00 the board considered that the term"capable of hybridising under stringent conditions" was sufficiently clear for the purposes of Art.
Article 69(1) continues to give Member States discretion to waive this requirement and apply the rules on a consolidated basis to the credit institution and its subsidiaries in the sameMember State subject to the group meeting stringent conditions.
Not only the qualified but also the reliable taxpayers performing less stringent conditions will be exempt from the provision of tax guarantee related to fiscal warehouse.
On the other hand, several delegations and the Commission consider that, if it can be demonstrated that the risks from the use of some of these chemicals are adequately controlled, then it should bepossible for industry to continue using these chemicals under these stringent conditions.
As a result of constantly growing cost pressure and the increasingly stringent conditions regarding material and energy efficiency, the aim of current development projects at HEWI G. Winker GmbH.
Hence the new Community Guideline on State aid for environmental protection21, like the communication on State aid and risk capital22,lays down less stringent conditions when such aid is granted in assisted regions.
The placing of such workers in companies is only approved subject to stringent conditions being met, however: cooperation agreement with the ANPE and written approval by the ANPE of any deploy ment of more than 16 working hours.
Member States shall lay down that less stringent conditions shall apply to those plants, plant products or other objects listed in Annex V, part A, section II of Directive 77/93/EEC originating in and moving within a protected zone established for the said plants, plant products or other objects in respect of one or more harmful organisms.
If decommissioned vessels are to be exported,this must be under stringent conditions as to suitability, processed in accordance with the full assessment of needs, only upon request by the country concerned and accompanied by appropriate assistance.