Examples of using Increasingly stringent in English and their translations into Russian
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Authorities are imposing increasingly stringent requirements on housing hygiene.
The importance of prevention also stems from environmental legislation, which places constraints and requirements increasingly stringent.
Safety: compliance with increasingly stringent food safety regulations throughout the world.
Development and export diversification strategies should pay special attention to the need to comply with increasingly stringent environmental and SPS requirements.
Meeting increasingly stringent emission standards is an important concern for smelters around the world.
The conditions for extending pretrial detention grew increasingly stringent with each renewed request.
Meeting increasingly stringent emission standards is an important concern for cement manufacturers around the world.
As already mentioned,the retailing sector is applying increasingly stringent quality requirements and/or private standards schemes.
However, increasingly stringent standards could force smallholders out of the market because of the high cost of compliance.
Japanese air control requirements have become increasingly stringent- in line with those developed in the United States.
Increasingly stringent emission limits are being imposed all over the world to mitigate the adverse effects of nitrogen oxide emissions.
Third, government policies are encouraging industries to adopt increasingly stringent environmental and occupational health and safety standards.
In response to increasingly stringent emissions standards, SCR(selective catalytic reduction) systems are becoming more and more common in vehicles.
Lack of access to financing is making it hard for producers, processors andexporters to meet the increasingly stringent entry requirements of many markets.
Over the years building quality requirements have become increasingly stringent and extensive in step with general development in society and the accumulation of new knowledge.
Small and medium enterprises also find it difficult to comply with the high standardsset by international markets, including the increasingly stringent environmental and social standards.
To reduce those costs, receiving countries were adopting increasingly stringent non-admission policies that had the potential of preventing bona fide refugees from seeking asylum.
In addition, developing countries need access on favourable terms to state-of-the-art equipment and technologies to comply with, andverify their compliance with, increasingly stringent standards.
The UniCase Master system revolutionizes case hardening technology andpaves the way to meet the increasingly stringent quality and production requirements of high-volume gear manufacturers.
Modern vehicles have to meet increasingly stringent standards with respect to environmental protection and noise levels, and in addition to improvements in engine and drive design, these lead to the use of complex noise suppression methods such as engine encapsulation.
Some delegations have expressed concern that gains achieved in the Uruguay Round should not be eroded by increasingly stringent environmental requirements, particularly in these sectors.
All over Europe ports are furthermore confronted with an increasingly stringent set of rules and regulations in areas as safety and spatial planning with a direct relevance to the growing need to ensure their sustainable development.
Happily, empirical evidence suggested that developing and developed countries, as well as economies in transition,were implementing increasingly stringent environmental standards, thus reducing the scope of trade frictions.
In order for companies to remain competitive and to meet increasingly stringent environmental standards, they will need to move towards greater eco-efficiency and cleaner production.
Canada has also implemented regulations to reduce the maximum allowable content of sulphur diesel fuel to 15 part per million(ppm) in order toensure the effective operation of exhaust after-treatment systems used on diesel engines to meet increasingly stringent emission standards.
For developing countries, the best option is, therefore,to develop the capacity to respond to these increasingly stringent market requirements by providing good quality and safety products.
Their importance to competitiveness is growing as a result of increasingly stringent quality, precision, tolerance and other standards in international markets characterized by fast changing technology.
It stressed the need to invest in certain core capacities to ensure that the Organization could more appropriately respond to the changing requirements of development cooperation and comply with the increasingly stringent requirements and standards formulated by a variety of important institutional donors.
Regulation, however, is being tightened in most developed countries and increasingly stringent controls on vehicle emissions are being introduced, notably in Scandinavia, the European Union and the United States of America.
List of developments Chevron, introduced for the first time in the world is legendary andwill grow as the company strives to meet the increasingly stringent requirements for lubricants manufacturers and designers of engines.