Examples of using Stringency in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Stringency of our regulations.
We must therefore exercise greater stringency in connection with the au pair scheme.
Only stringency and quality teaching can make Europe more competitive.
Yet, against the wishes of the people, you are introducing an unprecedented budgetary stringency.
(f) Form and stringency of legislation beyond 2020.
Firstly, lower economic growth has effectively reduced the stringency of the 20% target.
I applaud the stringency of the new measures in the current proposal, such as the ban on CMR and allergenic fragrances.
This approach certainly appears relevant, but the stringency of the rule will depend on the final technical details.
The stringency of such measures should be adapted to the particular situation of the various species within the framework of a conservation policy.
Furthermore, there is a mismatch between certain engines categories as to the stringency of the currently applicable emission limits.
Other factors such as the stringency of imposed restrictions on use and prescribed personal protective equipment must also be considered.
Going beyond 20% wouldin all probability entail increasing the stringency of existing policies or introducing new policies.
The question arises, therefore, what these new policies might be, which existing policies might be made more stringent,and how this stringency might be increased.
People will first choose the Member States according to the stringency of the asylum law and then according to the level of social services.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats)is advocating budgetary stringency, transparency and sustainability.
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.
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.
We are ambitious regarding budgetary stringency, so we want progress to be made towards a zero-based budget, in which each item of expenditure is supported by documentary evidence.
Firstly, does the Commission check that the individual Member States really do apply the same criteria andcarry out measurements with equal stringency, or are there differences here?
The crucial criterion must beto preserve the independence and qualitative stringency of the statistics and the generally accepted explanatory power of the instruments.
While differences in the stringency of the approaches can not be denied, Member States have generally made an effort to allow the different production types- conventional, organic and GM crop cultivation- to coexist within a region.
When the test procedures are amended, the limits set in Annex I to Regulation(EC)No 443/2009 should 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.
It is therefore important that the performance of approval authorities is regularly verified by means of peer-reviews,to ensure that a uniform level of quality and stringency is applied by all approval authorities in enforcing the type-approval requirements.
Due to the stringency of this Act, which made assumptions about output(for instance, a 500-gallon pot still was assumed to produce 33,075 gallons a month) and the minimum numbers of days which a still was in operation per annum(112), many of the smaller, or less efficient registered distilleries were forced underground.
The technologies available for the control of nitrogen oxides from motor vehicles are summarized in tables 3 and 6. It is convenient to group the technologies by reference to existing or proposed national andinternational emission standards differing in stringency of control.
The Commission should report to the European Parliament and to the Council in the context of each global stocktake agreed under the Paris Agreement,in particular with regard to the need for increased stringency of Union policies and measures, including the EU ETS, in view of necessary greenhouse gas reductions by the Union and its Member States.
This result is also due to the fact that NRMM engine categories differ widely as to their expected future importance as a source of emissions,the technical feasibility of further emission reductions and the level or regulatory stringency that is already applied to them.
The Euro NCAP safety tests awarded it five stars for its excellent design, versatility and performance last June,with brilliant results in all sections despite the increased number and stringency of the tests, which particularly earmarked adult occupant and child protection, without forgetting pedestrians and driving assistance systems.
It is therefore important that the performance of approval authorities be subject to regular supervisory controls at Union level, including independent audits,to ensure that a uniform level of quality and stringency is applied by all approval authorities in enforcing the type-approval requirements.