Examples of using Strict framework in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The law of 19 May 1994 lays down a very strict framework for such employment relationships.
On the one hand, a strict framework significantly"cuts down" the employee's choice in clothes, and with another- much more facilitates a task like"and what today to dress for work?
Perhaps it would be useful to define in advance what is prohibited and to produce a strict framework for acceptable practice.
Iii it is introducing as strict framework for public aid to the sector, with the aim of limiting distortions of competition;
I would emphasise once again that such recovery must take place within a strict framework and budgetary balance.
The convention lays down a strict framework for human rights and data protection, control, supervision and security.
The door is left wide open for the introduction of active packaging,without providing a strict framework for specific substances.
This regulation lays down a strict framework of deadlines to be met in the course of the excessive deficit procedure and the conditions for holding it in abeyance.
Trade unions andother collective best interest to grow out of the strict framework of the company, invest- weaving the territory.
Of course, this information is highly relevant for patients and healthcare professionals but,due to its potential abuse for promotion, it needs a strict framework.
We are applying Rule 45 which, in fact,provides a very strict framework for our speaking time, since only the rapporteur can take the floor.
Although there is no proof that the national area is the best suited to combating international organised crime, norwill it ever be proven that freedoms are best protected within the strict framework of national borders.
I added that the supervision of state aid should be carried out within the strict framework of the Treaties' provisions and not according to the prevailing liberal ideology.
I also agree that the Commission had examined the experiences of previous years and, in the area of implementation, it foresaw more flexibility which must, however,strengthen the willingness to observe strict framework conditions.
If the new technology concerned is not to escape from our control it is now high time that a proper, strict framework was established for toe conduct of the research involved.
It goes without saying that the new strict framework would need to be applied by countries neighbouring the EU until such time, of course, as we manage to break free, once and for all, from the nightmare of nuclear power plants.
State-of-the-art knowledge willhave to be utilised, as will politicians' scope for laying down a strict framework for the use of such vehicles.
In the vast majority of cases, these policies are laid down under the strict framework of legislation rather that the more flexible framework of administrative regulations issued by executive bodies.
The Commission hopes to regulate the use of a new generation of products which have appeared on the market in all the Member States,with a view to defining a strict framework covering the nature of these products and their use.
The new agreement, which is due to enter into force this year,goes beyond the strict framework of trade and public aid- which is certainly needed but is not sufficient- it adds a more political dimension by introducing'good governance.
I would like to see prior impact studies, particularly on the effects of opening up to international competition, on the cabotage system,which must be provided with a strict framework, and on the effects of the system of standardisation of tariffs.
We are worried to see that the local authorities have imposed a strict framework setting limits on the exercise of this freedom, and we deplore the recent cases of detention of monks and, in particular, the blockade of the monastery of Drepung in Lhasa.
I therefore fully support the resolution adopted today by the European Parliament,which is aimed at providing a strict framework for the transfer of passenger data to third countries.
Stress the need to implement a more transparent and strict framework concerning critical issues such as risk assessment taking into account the specificity of European ecosystems, monitoring and labelling as well as the need to restore the trust of public opinion and of the market;
Second, the establishment of the principle according to which the collection of biometric data by the consulates of Member States can be subcontracted to private bodies only as a last resort and within a strict framework of certain very specific guarantees.
Finally, on the subject of alternative means of regulation,I am very pleased that this report demands a strict framework for recourse to coregulation and self-regulation, because it is essential to provide safeguards in this area.
Our company set up a series of strict framework of management and perfect system of quality guaranty, as well as check methods, in the spirit of regarding science and technology as previous guidelines, existing through great quality, developing through credit, seeking benefit by strict management.
The Commission would point out that the loans are granted pursuant to the second paragrph of Article 54 which defines a strict framework whereby the loans are intended to contribute in particular to increasing production in the coal and steel industries.
In his foreword, Mr Van Miert goes beyond the strict framework of his services' cyclical activity and to present his ideas on the role of the competition policy vis-à-vis the major challenges that the Commission will have to take up in the years ahead: Economic and Monetary Union(EMU), action for employment, enlargement.
To confront this reality,the Socialist Group in the European Parliament has tabled a number of amendments pointing out that any strengthening of the EU's trade relations with India should be accompanied by a strict framework, to prevent any liberalisation of public services, to guarantee access to public healthcare and essential medicines, and to protect the interests of the most vulnerable people and sectors.
