Examples of using Very stringent in English and their translations into Danish
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This cyclical test method is very stringent, with the standard process comprising three days of UV/condensation followed by three days of salt spray,
We have a budget which is very stringent: it has shown how,
I believe what sold the pro-life community on Donald Trump was the final debate in Las Vegas. block them from exercising that choice… very stringent regulations on women that So many states are putting.
This cyclical test method is very stringent, with the standard process comprising three days of UV/condensation followed by three days of salt spray,
So many states are putting I believe what sold the pro-life community on Donald Trump was the final debate in Las Vegas. very stringent regulations on women that block them from exercising that choice.
Is it perhaps because, over and above the very stringent rules of budgetary discipline, the markets understand
This is because of the lengthy and very stringent production processes billion dollar pharmaceutical firms have to undergo to acquire licenses for human usage by the FDA
So I understand in that context why the United States and why certain factions of people within the United States see the need to adopt a very stringent role and attitude in their response to terrorism and, in particular,
This is as a result of the extensive and very stringent production processes billion buck pharmaceutical companies have to undertake to obtain licenses for human consumption by the FDA
Mr President, as the Ohrid Agreement imposes very stringent conditions on Macedonia as regards the protection of minorities,
This situation means that it is perfectly reasonable that the regulations should contain very stringent rules on authorisation,
the Council is advocating and implementing a very stringent approach to expenditure in this area.
that permission for the use of additives is granted on the basis of a very stringent assessment procedure which puts the safety of consumers first.
Mr Pranchère(COM), in writing.-(FR) The producers of natural sweet wines have accepted very stringent rules on production
Clearly such an approach to the convergence objectives demands a very stringent monetary and budgetary policy,
You must drop this very stringent proposal, as you have done,
Past experience shows that no very stringent law has remained inviolate;
it has been possible to focus on a high international level in an interplay among different types of exhibitions which each time is presented very stringent.
therefore we have imposed very stringent environmental requirements on precisely this project,
even though it is very stringent, because on the one hand it still provides the option of not actually going for full separation,