Examples of using Stringency in English and their translations into Danish
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must be accompanied by the potential to pursue a high level of'internal stringency' when necessary.
Since the asylum systems in the different Member States have different levels of stringency, a well-advised refugee would settle initially in the Member State that has the most lenient asylum law with the most loopholes.
The stringency and the strict adherence to the 20% ceiling of Category 5 appropriations is something which Mr Viola has welcomed
However, I should just like to say that the Council is not very well qualified to demand stringency, when it was responsible this year for spending more than three thousand million in unwarranted overcompensation in the cereals sector.
Decisions on the direction of the control, in terms of its coverage and the general level of stringency by which cases are examined are made by specific directives from CIAT Comité Interministériel pour l'Aménagement du.
To minimise the probability of conceptual errors and bias, stringency should be observed throughout the procedure,
the proposed concentration cap for PM2.5 is set at a level consistent with the stringency of the annual limit value for PM10,
there are high expectations of greater stringency and control over the unauthorised trading of nuclear materials.
Perhaps my mind equates instinct with stringency, truth with beauty,
However, it is interesting to note that the system with the highest level of'external stringency' was the initial SIR control,
the weakness of the permit procedure causes the overall instrument to be of low'external' stringency as a direct result of its inability, for reasons outlined earlier, to have a high constraint- i.e.'internal' stringency.
both were capable of operating a high level of'internal stringency' while the French control was stricter from the point of view of its external stringency(if we include the Redevance into the con trol policy) and comprehensiveness of coverage.
The ability of the controls to achieve a high constraint effect can be traced to the extent to which they display high degrees of both'internal' and'external' stringency, while the ability to turn this constraint into diversion depends both on the procedures adopted and the comprehensiveness of the coverage of the control.
We also propose that there should be greater stringency where exemptions are concerned.
There must be an unambiguous definition of corresponding stringency referred to in Article 103.
It is for that reason that I cannot endorse this added stringency.
you are introducing an unprecedented budgetary stringency.
Each of these have implications for the'external stringency' of the control package
excessive budgetary stringency may, of course,
at the same time, for its stringency with regard to timetables.