Examples of using More stringent in English and their translations into Finnish
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On this point, I think that the Wortmann-Kool report could have been more stringent.
There must be more stringent and uniform control in the Member States.
Amongst other things, Mr Blokland opts to follow the route of more stringent international legislation.
And if that means more stringent rules, then so be it.
Finland has taken more stringent measures pertaining to the incineration of waste oils.
There is an urgent need for more stringent checks by external bodies.
Benchmark values for more stringent emission limit values referred to in Article 54.
The Commission proposed more stringent separation requirements between infrastructure managers
Such more stringent measures should in all cases be proportionate
Member states are not prevented from taking more stringent measures against ship-source pollution in conformity with international law.
More stringent provisions than the standards- in individual cases even prohibition- are imposed,
More stringent measures shall be relevant,
We need to be able to issue broader and more stringent recommendations to the Member States to take corrective measures.
the conservatives voted against better and more stringent control mechanisms
Individual Member States would be free to adopt, or to continue, more stringent national legislation where exemptions do not apply.
I believe that the EU's priority should be to impose more stringent measures on pollution caused by heavy goods vehicles
Another important topic of debate has been that of the right to adopt more stringent requirements at national level.
Member States are free to maintain or introduce more stringent measures, for example to establish additional criminal offences or to introduce criminal penalties for legal persons too.
More stringent national regimes can be established
The percentage complying with the more stringent guide values- which was already high- rose slightly further.