Examples of using Strict criteria in English and their translations into Finnish
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we had to meet very strict criteria for full membership.
based on the same strict criteria that apply to successful national labelling today, is the long-term goal.
We maintained strict criteria for new capital expenditure and postponed spending in some projects approved in 2007-2008.
Strict criteria are laid down in particular for intangible reproductions available on web sites, since print-outs of such reproductions might be confused with genuine banknotes.
The strict criteria set out in this proposal will ensure that only the highest quality instruments would be recognised as the highest quality form of regulatory capital.
the independent uses strict criteria laid down in the and agreed by Member States and the European Parliament.
at the same time we are apply mercilessly strict criteria in our choices.
we should have the impression that the Commission is applying less strict criteria to the new Member States than it applied to the old Members.
Finally, we are very concerned that feed coming in from outside the European Union also meets these very strict criteria.
The drugs must meet strict criteria: there can be no more than five patients out of 10,000
also admit self-employed persons, but again strict criteria must be fulfilled,
to define more suitable criteria than the very strict criteria that currently exist.
we as parliamentarians have taken the view that we must apply very strict criteria for any biomass or biofuel project investment from the Fund.
An exception may only be granted, applying strict criteria, if there is no alternative in a given product group and if a substance of the sort that is harmful to health
Designation and monitoring of technical services by the Member States, in accordance with detailed and strict criteria, should therefore be subject to supervisory controls at Union level,
EU airlines have to meet strict criteria to gain their status as European carriers
more generally social processes will not be granted because they do not meet the strict criteria, including the need for technical contribution.
For this reason, we support the consensus reached on the common position that authorisations should be conditional upon compliance with certain particularly strict criteria with regard to public service
hobby-horse of mine but I firmly believe that if we in the European Union are going to set down such strict criteria and tie the hands of our producers so tightly then we must not allow imports into the European Union that fall below the criteria under which are expected to produce.
other countries maintain that it could be dangerous for Europe to lay down strict criteria, since that could lead to them no longer being able to practise in their own country as before.