Examples of using More stringent rules in English and their translations into Russian
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More stringent rules apply to limited liability companies arts. 662- 677.
Enforceability The enforceability would be improved by laying down more stringent rules on reporting.
More stringent rules than the NES may be established through Regional Air Plans.
As a result, many developed countries have adopted more stringent rules with respect to both gaining access to the asylum system and being granted asylum.
If a conflict exists between the material contained in these instructions andthe rules of a company using this system, the more stringent rules take precedence.
In December 2012, more stringent rules against civil servant extravagance were introduced.
In Europe, the number of persons filing applications for asylum has declined as more stringent rules determining who can apply for asylum have been adopted.
And in September 2003, more stringent rules concerning the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco products were implemented.
Accordingly, in order to enhance and harmonize the prevention capacity of individual States, the provisions on cooperation and implementation in draft articles 4 and5 should be further articulated and provide for more stringent rules.
The Agreement on Safeguards establishes more stringent rules for the application of safeguard measures, provided for in Article XIX of the GATT 1994.
The informal working group on means of evacuation was invited to develop more detailed provisions for the definitions of"safe areas","safe havens" and"water screens" andto propose a regulation that made it clear that local authorities had the right to set more stringent rules.
Changes in regulations orthe frequent introduction of new and more stringent rules may have a disruptive impact on the implementation of the project and compromise its financial viability.
Ms. Zvereva(Russian Federation) said that in the face of global upheaval and uncertainty about the prospects for international trade and development,the international community must resist the temptation to introduce more stringent rules of international trade and depart from agreed positions on liberalization.
The ECB is ready to postpone the introduction of more stringent rules on bad debts after European Parliament and Italy took a swipe on the project, one of ECB governors said on Thursday.
Specifically,[they encourage] procurement planning and better discipline in procurement and can reduce instances of, for example, unjustified recourse to methods designed for urgent procurement(if the urgency has arisen through lack of planning) andprocurement being split to avoid the application of more stringent rules.
At the time it was hoped that the new, more stringent rules associated with SDDS would serve as an early warning system that would help to prevent future financial crises.
The Committee may also recall that the informal working group on means of evacuation was invited to develop more detailed provisions for the definitions of"safe areas","safe havens" and"water screens" andto propose a regulation that made it clear that local authorities had the right to set more stringent rules.
It advocates responsible mining through the application of more stringent rules under a new mining policy that takes into account the impact of extensive mining operations on indigenous peoples and the environment.
The Commission may wish to consider continuing the flexible approach that so far has prevailed in UNCITRAL, orto leave it to the organ concerned to decide on a case-by-case basis whether the circulation of written proposals/documents from observers should be permitted, or whether more stringent rules should be imposed on the circulation of such written proposals/documents.
Kazakhstan's continued adoption of more stringent rules regarding freedom of assembly, personal expression, and political participation reflects realities in its own public but are also adopted due to Kyrgyzstan's influence and propensity for political change.
Virtually no commitments going beyond the provisions of the General Agreement(in the sense of promoting deeper liberalization or more stringent rules) are registered in computer, telecommunications and financial(banking) sectors, while modest improvements are notable in transport.
It was stated that there was a need for a differentiated application of the due diligence obligation proportional to the economic and technological development of the States concerned and that, accordingly, in order to enhance and harmonize the prevention capacity of individual States, the provisions on cooperation and implementation in draft articles 4 and5 should be further articulated and provide for more stringent rules.
With regard to ethical conduct,the European Union considered that the more stringent rules on financial disclosure should apply to all OIOS and Procurement Service staff and to any Department of Management and mission staff who dealt with financial decisions, including staff members below the D-1 level.
Strong support was expressed for the inclusion of provisions on the publication of information on forthcoming procurement opportunities in the Model Law as, it was said, that practice encouraged procurement planning,led to better discipline in procurement(for example, reducing instances of splitting procurements to avoid the application of more stringent rules) and benefited suppliers and contractors by allowing them to identify needs, plan the allocation of necessary resources and take other preparatory actions for the participation in forthcoming procurements.
As a result, some 10,000 enterprises recognized by the commercial register(out of approximately 484,000 enterprises)are expected to be subject to more stringent rules, which will include preparation of a cash flow statement, additional disclosures in the notes and a management discussion and analysis.
Contracting Parties or subdivisions thereof may enact, with reference to drivers approaching pedestrian crossings not protected bytraffic light signals or by an authorized official, more stringent rules than those defined in paragraphs(a) and(b) above by also requiring those drivers to allow pedestrians to cross if they clearly have the intention to cross or have indicated their intention to do so.
Member States may also provide for more stringent liability rules in relation to subcontracting.
Support was expressed for the more stringent procedural rules introduced in draft article 10 on consultations.
His delegation agreed with other delegations on the need for consideration of more stringent procedural rules and deadlines.
State rules may provide more stringent restrictions for state and local law enforcement officers.