Examples of using Stringent conditions in English and their translations into Slovak
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Loans come with stringent conditions.
To receive the star marking,tyres need to withstand extensive testing under stringent conditions.
We now have very stringent conditions.
Thanks to stringent conditions of growing, MycoMedica mushrooms cannot contain heavy metals or other undesirable substances.
Now there are very stringent conditions.
The“stringent conditions” referred to herein include conditions under which a so-called specific hybrid is formed, and a non-specific hybrid is not formed.
It's tied under very stringent conditions.
The Commission is carefully managing the accession process,ensuring that it is gradual and that countries are well prepared, over many years, to meet the EU's stringent conditions.
However, the bail came with stringent conditions.
The loans also come with stringent conditions that involve budget cutting and other belt-tightening measures that some governments have said should be eased in the current crisis.
Loans come with stringent conditions.
If support were to be granted at European level, taking into account the EU common interest, the risk of distortion to the Single Market would be lower,which would therefore require less stringent conditions to be imposed.
The original Geomag is produced in very stringent conditions with a tolerance only in the order of a hundredth of a millimeter.
However, he says it will be a challenge to meet the stringent conditions.
The frontloading of the MFA II loan to Ukraine, together with less stringent conditions than for MFA I, was in response to the risk of financial and ultimately political collapse.
At the same time high-quality education and research are becoming more expensive and, with public finances tight,public authorities are attaching increasingly stringent conditions to support for university-based research.
The power to make delegated legislation mustbe expressly conferred by primary legislation and stringent conditions govern its exercise- the principles and policies to be implemented must be clearly and unambiguously stated in the parent act and strictly followed by the authority making the secondary legislation.
However, this power may only be exercised if stringent conditions are met.
Article 69(1) continues to give Member States discretion to waive this requirement and apply the rules on a consolidated basis to the credit institution and its subsidiaries in the sameMember State subject to the group meeting stringent conditions.
MEPs in AFCO committee decide on less stringent conditions for ECI.
Article 69(1) continues to give Member States discretion to waive this requirement and apply the rules on a consolidated basis to the credit institution and its subsidiaries in the sameMember State subject to the group meeting stringent conditions.
Unlike corridors and guppies,they will not be able to survive under stringent conditions of maintenance- they need a lot of dissolved oxygen in pure water.
Such an analysis would be liable to impair the effectiveness of Articles 13 and 22 of Directive 2008/50 because it would allow a Member State todisregard the deadline imposed by Article 13 under less stringent conditions than those imposed by Article 22.
If aid is given, there should be stringent conditions for what the car industry must do in return in the form of restructuring, and this should apply only to future-oriented, environmentally friendly and innovative activities; for, indeed, whilst state aid may be able to rescue companies, it can also ruin other companies as a result of distortions of competition.
Such an analysis would be liable to impair the effectiveness of Articles 13 and 22 of Directive 2008/50 because it would allow a Member State todisregard the deadline imposed by Article 13 under less stringent conditions than those imposed by Article 22.
National legislation on foreigners traditionally distinguishes between entries for short stays(one, three,six months)‒‘visitors'‒ particularly for tourism and with less stringent conditions attached, and the admission of third-country nationals who wish to reside longer for work, studies, etc. where stricter conditions apply.
While the Commission has considered that training aid can contribute to the European common interest, it has taken a strict stance on rescue and restructuring(R&R) aid to firms in difficulty,considering it legitimate only if stringent conditions were fulfilled(12).