Examples of using Stringent provisions in English and their translations into German
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He therefore did notsee why there should be very stringent provisions.
More stringent provisions of the general terms and conditions appear before the relevant statutory provisions in force.
Member States, however, have the right to introduce more stringent provisions to protect their workers.
More stringent provisions will apply for prepaid cards used on the internet so that anonymous use will not be possible online.
The future Community regime shouldnot prevent Member States to adopt more stringent provisions.
The over-the-counter medications are always subject to stringent provisions which most companies find difficult to deal with.
The future Community regime should not prevent Member States to adopt more stringent provisions.
This means that Member States may adopt more stringent provisions, but only for intermediaries registered on their territory.
Less stringent provisions should apply to the incineration of homogeneous waste given the lower risk involved in its incineration.
On this basis,the Commission authorised Denmark and Austria to maintain more stringent provisions until 31 December 201215.
Member States may adopt or return more stringent provisions in the field covered by this Directive to protect the consumer.
This Directive specifies the qualifying criteria for certain own funds items,and the Member States remain free to apply more stringent provisions.
Member States should remain free to maintain or adopt more stringent provisions than those set out in the proposed regime.
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.
Whereas Member States should be able to draw up more stringent provisions than those laid down in this Directive; whereas such provisions should be communicated to the Commission;
Following a first warning letter notified in April 2000,Finland has sent new draft legislation aimed at introducing more stringent provisions.
Member States may adopt or retain the most stringent provisions compatible with the Treaty in the area covered by this Directive, to ensure a maximum degree of protection for the consumer.
The Directive in question contains no provision authorising the Member States to adopt orto maintain more stringent provisions in matters in respect of which it makes provision. .
Given the directive's stringent provisions on mining residues and the lack of viable alternatives, there is no need to impose a blanket ban on the use of cyanide technologies for extracting gold.
This Directive shall not preclude Member States from retaining or adopting more stringent provisions to protect consumers consistent with their obligations under the Treaty.
There are amendments which introduce an approach of limited harmonisation of the provision introduced by this directive,leaving Member States scope for maintaining or introducing more stringent provisions.
Pending further harmonisation, Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent provisions on prior information requirements when the provisions are in conformity with Community law.
Member States shall not maintain or introduce provisions diverging from those laid down in thisDirective including more or less stringent provisions to ensure a different level of consumer protection.
The Committee considers that the more stringent provisions under Regulation(EC) 304/2003, and reinstated in the present proposal for a new regulation are a key element in overall safety and the management of dangerous chemicals.
Member States shall not maintain or introduce in their national law end-user protection provisions on the subject-matters covered by this Title and diverging from the provisions laid down in this Title,including more or less stringent provisions to ensure a different level of protection, unless otherwise provided for in this Title.
The Committee considers that the more stringent provisions under Regulation(EC) 304/2003, which was annulled by the Court of Justice on the grounds of its wrong legal basis, and reinstated in the present proposal for a new regulation12 are a key element in overall safety and the management of dangerous chemicals.
MS have often built on the minimum requirements of the Directive and have gone beyond them,by introducing more stringent provisions(on the basis of Article 176 of the EC Treaty), which aim to ensure better environmental protection and more transparency.
Public Health and Food Safety we voted through my opinion, in which we demand, among other things, shorter transport times and waiting times at slaughterhouses, investments in mobile slaughterhouses, that fur-bearing animals beincluded under this regulation, that Member States be able to go further and have more stringent provisions and that animal welfare inspectors and the proposed national reference centres for animal welfare be independent and be given greater powers.
The amendment eased this stringent provision and also allows the provision of registered office services if the owner of the property has given prior written consent for the provision of registered office services and there is a long-term bookkeeping engagement between the parties in addition to the registered office services.