Eksempler på brug af Strictly regulated på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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their role must be clearly defined and their involvement strictly regulated, in order to avoid commercially driven overconsumption of pharmaceuticals.
in industries where strictly regulated conditions prevail,
product placement is strictly regulated in order to prevent the abuses
that account should be taken of the fact that the use of plant protection products in conventional farming is strictly regulated under the terms of Directive 91/414 on the marketing of plant protection products.
scandals that have erupted over the last decade in the U.S.(known as the most strictly regulated market worldwide),
this product is strictly regulated as regards the origin of the waste,
shall ensure that work by adolescents is strictly regulated and protected under the conditions laid down in this Directive.
compete with our own animal products produced in accordance with standards which are strictly regulated; this kind of competition is not only economically unfair,
Community legislation on medicines strictly regulates their authorisation, their placing on the market, and their classification.
Not strictly regulate the height, and is determined depending on the design features of the product.
The Italian government strictly regulates online gambling
We must also limit and strictly regulate these tests in cases where an alternative is not yet possible.
Available in the US regulatory framework strictly regulates relations with China in terms of access to American technology
It was only able to trace the parents of this and strictly regulate the time that a child spends on the computer.
in particular by pressing for the establishment of an independent global agency that will strictly regulate speculation with food commodities.
Member States ensure that work by adolescents is strictly regulated and protected under the conditions laid down in this Directive.
The last European dictator Alexander Lukashenko is popular in Belarus in spite of the strictly regulated economy and the intimidation of political opponents.
The sector has to be strictly regulated and this has to apply to unbundled network operators just as much as to non-unbundled network operators.
The donation of organs from living donors must, above all, be very strictly regulated, and that is the only solution.