Examples of using A more stringent in English and their translations into Polish
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We will check whether a more stringent regulation is needed here.
The relaunching of the Lisbon Strategy, in 2005, framed the priorities in a more stringent way.
Should we not be looking for a more stringent application of the rules in terms of the management of PCBs?
I am pleased that penalties forcounterfeiters have been set, along with measures to ensure a more stringent review.
In a July debate,Democrats defeated a more stringent rule proposed by Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn.
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In the latter cases, it is justified to require a more stringent conformity assessment procedure than in the former cases.
A more stringent Community policy is recommended with regard to harmonisation and regulation of road safety measures, so that the Member States can implement those measures better and faster.
I agree with those responsible thinkers who say that we have to adopt a more stringent budget and have to strengthen the Stability and Growth Pact.
BAR_- The administrative burden on national authorities may increase for some Member States in the area of the supervision of the operating licences as the proposal involves a more stringent supervision.
This is achieved through constant monitoring ofthe performance of operators; hence, at this stage, a more stringent control framework is not deemed to be required by the Commission.
The language of the Common Position seems to imply a more stringent and pro-active approach, which outs in place systems whereby use of the Interpol database can at the very least be encouraged amongst law enforcement officers.
The most important way for us to lead would have been, and still is,to aim for a more stringent emission reduction target of at least 30.
I therefore hope that we can agree on a more stringent line than that proposed by the Commission, and I would like to thank Mrs Matias for her sterling work.
Developing a prescriptive legislative instrument(in the form of a Regulation or a more stringent Directive) would have been an option.
Revenues lost in one sector are balanced by a more stringent fiscalism in another sector i.e. reducing direct taxation while increasing or even doubling indirect taxation.
Does the Commission consider that these provisions are satisfactory and adequate, ordoes it believe that a more stringent control framework should be established for airlines?
Without a more stringent and homogeneous application of procedures for granting and revoking operating licences, we will continue to assist to a high failure rate among market entrants that risks to leave their passengers stranded.
However Member States are entitled to introduce Security Scanners for airport trials13 or as a more stringent security measure than those provided for by EU legislation14.
A more stringent regime for the selling practices of those products(life insurance policies with investment elements(insurance investment products or insurance PRIPs)) will be introduced Chapter VII.
Recognizing the potential link between the financial health of an air carrier and safety, a more stringent monitoring of the financial situation of the air carriers should be established.
The impact assessment on the 2030 climate and energy policy framework8 indicates that this imbalanceis expected to continue, and would not be sufficiently addressed by adapting the linear trajectory to a more stringent target within this framework.
For the new programmes in the 2007-2013 funding period, the Commission has introduced a more stringent preventive procedure to reduce the risk of errors arising once programme implementation is underway.
However, a Regulation or a more stringent Directive would have resulted in neglecting the diversity of conditions and needs in the EU's marine environment by not allowing Member States to make a number of policy choices for implementation at regional level.
However, it would be more flexible than option B. The disadvantage of option C1 is that in the case of derogations it requires a more stringent and more controlled working environment.
In 2003 Lithuania's Weaponry Fund introduced a more stringent registration system of end-user certificates and work commenced on the State Arms Register expanding a centralised database with information required, according to the provisions of the UN Firearms Protocol.
Whereas there are prospects of increasing consumption, particularly through better information to existing orpotential users and a more stringent adjustment of production to meet the requirements of consumers;
A more stringent Community policy with regard to harmonisation and regulation of road safety measures, combined with assistance to Member States is needed to ensure that Member States implement road safety measures both better and faster, including implementation of the Pan-European eCall system on a mandatory basis if the voluntary approach does not work;
In the discussions on theMarine Strategy Framework Directive, the Parliament in first reading amended the Commission's proposal by introducing a more stringent and legally binding obligation of result.
Management of Assistance: The programming mechanism has shown signs of improvement over time, but a more stringent screening of project proposals could be introduced, based on more substantive and less formal aspects.