Examples of using Restrictive rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some restrictive rules.
We are asking the Commission for far more restrictive rules.
In many instances traditional restrictive rules in these areas are serving to restrict competition.
For payment card networks SEPA offers the potential to remove many restrictive rules.
This also applies for the new and more restrictive rules that will be enforced in EU on a running change.
Just the same as our young soldiers now are operating under these restrictive rules of….
Thanks to the Code's restrictive rules, violent and gory comic books disappeared from the newsstands.
I come, of course, from a country that has already implemented somewhat more restrictive rules in relation to hazardous substances.
Any explicit justification of the restrictive rules which they wish to maintain should then be communicated to the Commission.
Basically, the Charter could only be revised according to the most restrictive rules proposed by the Convention.
New restrictive rules are expected which will regulate
After that date, that Land applied the more restrictive rules of the GlüStV 2012 already in force in the other Länder.
partially replaced by less restrictive rules.
Certain Member States apply very restrictive rules, while others allow for several types of non-promotional information to be made available.
I think there is a way to find a happy medium between a big grey-area and restrictive rules, just with better wording and better language".
do not introduce new and unnecessarily restrictive rules.
Some governments have adopted even more restrictive rules in response to the popular public perception that foreigners constitute a danger.
As a result of 1 January and the Prestige disaster, the Spanish State has applied certain more restrictive rules for single-hull ships.
It is far better to have less restrictive rules that are actually kept by all without exception than more restrictive rules that are disregarded and infringed.
where they are not objectively justified, removed or replaced by less restrictive rules.
Proponents assert that numbers larger than this generally require more restrictive rules, laws, and enforced norms to maintain a stable, cohesive group.
for example, may not be acceptable in many other countries with more restrictive rules.
Proponents assert that numbers larger than this generally require more restrictive rules, laws, and enforced norms to maintain a stable, cohesive group.
they should be subject to especially restrictive rules.
At the same time over the last years some Member States have set up restrictive rules and have even called for a modification of the Directive3 in order to be able to add further conditions to family reunification.
freed from earlier epochs' restrictive rules and trendy taste limitations.
This research concluded that the professional services sector was characterised by restrictive rules- some of which dated back many years- that were unnecessarily inhibiting competition and harming the users
so to lay down more restrictive rules than those proposed by the Commission.
The European Union cannot remain a framework within which the only restrictive rules are those of the internal market, competition
whether the same result could be achieved by less restrictive rules.