Examples of using More stringent in English and their translations into Czech
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So I would have thought that a prudent Member State would have taken more stringent control measures.
are somewhat more stringent than required.
This is due to more stringent eligibility requirements,
With regard to the matter of enhancing the credibility of the CE mark through more stringent checks on products from outside the EU,
Furthermore, customers and the market are demanding higher levels of quality and safety through more stringent regulations on food
I fully agree with the demand for more stringent measures, such as body scanners,
I agree that vessels authorised to fish for common dolphinfish should be subject to more stringent regulation and should be prohibited from using towed dredgers and trawl nets at
I hope that a second step will soon be made towards the creation of more stringent standards that ensure consistency in the public administration of the EU
on the demand for a more stringent evaluation of projects
The report presents a proposal for an amendment to the Rules of Procedure according to which the conditions for the application of Rule 51 would be verified more closely and according to more stringent criteria, including by the Conference of Presidents.
at a time when it needs to adapt to more stringent environmental restrictions than are currently in place.
Furthermore, if we begin to reach higher targets, we will ram ourselves into a corner- as it has to comply with more stringent requirements, EU industry will be unable to compete on a level playing field with industry in countries that do not set such stringent requirements.
I also support the amendment stipulating that the directive must not restrict Member States from applying or adopting more stringent national measures, aimed at improving the welfare and protection of animals used for scientific purposes.
the report does not call for the introduction of more stringent financial regulation than is found in the rest of the Western world, including the United States.
for its role in feeding people), we should always look very carefully at any regulation that seeks to impose new and more stringent obligations on European fishermen.
I often find that instead of being deterred by more stringent inspections, such paltry products find their way into the hands of our children in increasing numbers and varieties.
better guarantees for parents that the toys which they buy for their children meet high safety standards and more stringent penalties for manufacturers who fail to meet the demands in question.
it is necessary to take more stringent measures both at Member State
change this regulation in order to set more stringent targets.
such as adding environmental criteria in the definition of recovery and setting more stringent conditions for departures from the status of waste;