Examples of using Stringency in English and their translations into Slovak
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HOWEVER this is my stringency.
For stringency, and not for leniency.
This will mean greater stringency in how we.
(f) Form and stringency of legislation beyond 2020.
Firstly, lower economic growth has effectively reduced the stringency of the 20% target.
Create a money stringency among your patrons, especially among influential business.
Yet, against the wishes of the people, you are introducing an unprecedented budgetary stringency.
We must therefore exercise greater stringency in connection with the au pair scheme.
Lending to businesses, particularly SMEs and authorities, and to individuals,is becoming subject to increasing stringency.
Conditions that increase the stringency of a hybridization reaction are widely known and published in the art.
Currently Member States are developing their national policies in different directions andwith different levels of stringency and ambition.
So as to bring about greater transparency and stringency, we have proposed a baseline budget, which should be implemented at the beginning of each legislative cycle.
The proposal has been discussed under three Presidencies andthe major impediment to achieving agreement has always been the stringency of the water quality standards.
I applaud the stringency of the new measures in the current proposal, such as the ban on CMR and allergenic fragrances.
This option was examined andfinally rejected as it was the opinion of the Commission that more stringency could be applied in some of the passive requirements.
The impact could- depending on the scope and stringency of the requirement- yield savings of up to 100 million tons of oil equivalent(Mtoe) in 202039.
When the test procedures are amended, the limits set in Annex Ishould be adjusted to ensure comparable stringency for manufacturers and classes of vehicles.
On other aspects too, such as the complaints procedure, the stringency of standards and the level of profits, the text will be moderated in comparison with the original Commission proposal.
The question arises, therefore, what these new policies might be, whichexisting policies might be made more stringent, and how this stringency might be increased.
In addition, at a time of stiff international competition and budgetary stringency, we must therefore have the courage to take measures which invest in families and which take some of the pressure off the task of juggling work and family.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats)is advocating budgetary stringency, transparency and sustainability.
Groups are identified as‘cliques' if every actor is directlytied to every other actor,‘social circles' if there is less stringency of direct contact, which is imprecise, or as structurally cohesive blocks if precision is wanted.
A 2007 study by the U.S. Dept. of Education indicates that the observed differences in states' reportedscores is largely due to differences in the stringency of their standards.
When the test procedures are amended, the limits set in Annex I to Regulation(EU)No 510/2011 should be adjusted to ensure comparable stringency for manufacturers and classes of vehicles.
The aim is to build a uniform European cybersecurity certification framework toprevent“certification shopping” based on different levels of stringency in different Member states.
The major impediments to achieving 1st reading agreement have been different views on the exact degree of flexibility, on the need to modify theexisting particulate matter PM10 standards and the stringency and legal nature of the new fine particulate matter PM2.5 standard.
Large-scale devolved implementation of the programme at national, regional and local level,with the extensive participation of organisations and individuals, will require maximum stringency, transparency and visibility to ensure that public funds are properly used.