Examples of using More stringent rules in English and their translations into Slovak
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China has more stringent rules.
More stringent rules can apply to government contractors.
Nonetheless, the EPA asked for more stringent rules.
More stringent rules should now be adopted and those Directives should accordingly be repealed.
And if that means more stringent rules, then so be it.
However, the EU could take the lead andset the standard by demanding more stringent rules.
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture will apply more stringent rules to limit the import of pesticides.
Extreme levels will be available having reached thehigh bar in the game(there are already more stringent rules).
I also support the demand for more stringent rules for professionals and advisers working for European institutions.
But being on a different planet, our Garfield becomes a superhero,and now the game goes on the more stringent rules.
Member states can keep or introduce more stringent rules if they wish.
In countries with more stringent rules, a patriarchal mentality- the friendship of the sexes does not exist as a concept.
Its actual impact, however,will depend mainly on the willingness of everyone involved to respect the more stringent rules.
Calls on the Commission to develop more stringent rules on farmers, while avoiding overuse of exemptions;
As these Directives introduce minimum requirements,national authorities have the possibility to introduce more stringent rules.
The Commission proposed more stringent rules on the definition of public service obligations(PSOs).
As the proposal lays down a minimum level of protection,member states are free to introduce more stringent rules to protect passengers' rights.
More stringent rules may therefore be applied where this is necessary for the protection of species from an environmental or conservation point of view.
This e-Privacy directive is currently the reference on cyber security,but it is likely to be soon complemented by more stringent rules.
More stringent rules via the new general ETS rules would not only be unjustified, but would have brought European airlines into extreme financial difficulties.
In several Member States, a threshold or a size condition isin place to trigger application of all or certain more stringent rules.
Each Member State should be able to apply more stringent rules to national transport operations performed by vehicles registered or put into circulation within its territory.
As the proposal lays down a minimum level of protection,member states are free to introduce more stringent rules to protect passengers' rights.
Until more stringent rules come into being, we must call on the big international furniture dealers like IKEA to use transparent restraint, and not to deal in furniture manufactured from illegal wood.
The directive provides for minimum rules, so member states are free to go further and implement more stringent rules, including a broader definition of offences or higher penalties.
For example the Directive on combating late payments20 harmonises the rules on the default interest rate in cases of late payment,but allows Member States to apply more stringent rules.
According to the Commission, in order to overcome the crisis more stringent rules and clearer penalties are needed, with less policy discretion and more automatic application of rules. .
The Directive sets out common minimum requirements while respecting the subsidiarity principle andleaving MS the opportunity to adopt more stringent rules according to their national needs and background.
Firstly, the current directives allow Member States to adopt more stringent rules in their national laws(minimum harmonisation) and many Member States have made use of this possibility in order to ensure a higher level of consumer protection.
The Commission will therefore propose measures to ensure more stringent rules for the financial planning and management of EU funded programmes, in particular in structural funds, also taking into consideration the Member States' responsibilities in the management of these funds.