Examples of using Tighter rules in English and their translations into German
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The SRO may impose additional or tighter rules.
Tighter rules will apply to the testing of repeated use articles in the future.
For that reason,I am starting to wonder whether we actually need tighter rules.
Tighter rules on personal imports of meat and milk into the EU.
It should also bepossible for individual Member States to impose tighter rules.
In China, tighter rules on project financing led to delays in planned investment.
For example, in the case of port state control, we certainly want tighter rules, unlike the Council.
Tighter rules on advertising and marketing, which should not encourage taking out credit on easy terms;
The Committee stresses that this is not an exhaustive list andother matters might be subject to tighter rules.
Stopping animal disease at the border: tighter rules on personal imports of meat and milk into the EU.
Passive companies and trusts, such as those highlighted in the Panama Papers,will also be subject to greater scrutiny and tighter rules.
A new EU Driving Licence, since January 2013, with tighter rules for the access of young people to powerful motorbikes;
Better and tighter rules are needed so that the market reintroduces an ethical dimension into business as its code of conduct.
Only within the context of this international body is it possible to discuss tighter rules for noise generated by aircraft.
Tighter rules on liability will discourage producers from bringing goods on to the market unless there is total certainty that they are entirely safe.
Regarding the financial corrections, another important point,we shall have tighter rules for the new support period.
The tighter rules for the Health Insurance Card will be laid down by an administrative committee in which the individual Member States will be represented.
Passive companies and trusts, such as those highlighted in the Panama Papers,will also be subject to greater scrutiny and tighter rules.
Tighter rules on maritime safety include tougher ship inspections, penalties for pollution caused through gross negligence, and faster phasing-out of single-hulled tankers.
The Commission has recently strengthened itsinternal quality standards for new proposals, including tighter rules for impact assessments, and a close examination of 215 proposals is under way.
There is therefore an urgent need for tighter rules, in order to reconcile development trends with a guarantee of cohesion, especially in the light of the forthcoming enlargement of the EU.
This form of capitalisation should not, therefore, be excluded: all that is needed isto make controls to forestall abuse more effective and to set tighter rules to ensure the transparency of transactions.
Other measures taken in1993 to keep immigration within bounds are tighter rules on family reunification and the immigration of partners, and a more determined effort to deal with illegal aliens.
It is really high time we rolled up our sleeves and focused,not merely on stricter border controls or tighter rules, but rather on the opportunities we can offer people who desperately want to enter the European Union.
The process of accession and harmonisation of standards, norms and practices involving tighter rules, better control and increased competition could exert pressure to“clean up” and operate transparently from now on, but this process could be accompanied by a serious negative impact on the employment situation if measures are not provided in time to alleviate this by supporting“healthy” companies.
You can create very tight rules for each request.
It leaves the door open to Member States that wish to, and believe it is right to,continue under the tight rules that have been laid down to allow professionals- and only professionals- to use this in addition to industrial use.