Examples of using More stringent standards in English and their translations into French
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to become more innovative, particularly at the component level in order to comply with more stringent standards.
technological neutrality(as described above) and avoids the imposition of more stringent standards on e-procurement than have traditionally applied to paper-based procurement.
lean toward the acceptance of the more stringent standards.
In the short-run, there may be a need to grant more leeway to SMEs in the course of imposing more stringent standards on a sector as a whole.
employees must comply with the more stringent standards.
a possible framework convention, EU Member States would still be in the position of applying more stringent standards.
must adhere to more stringent standards in order to obtain permits and approvals.
environmental policy well in advance so that firms have enough time to prepare for and adapt to the more stringent standards.
environmental regulations(typically low-income countries) would provide opportunities for pollution-intensive firms to escape more stringent standards in their home countries typically developed-market economies.
be held accountable for their acts under the law of the country of origin when it has more stringent standards.
number of individuals and households receiving income support mean that there was less need or that more stringent standards were being applied in granting it?
the flexibility that it provides for meeting the more stringent standards.
to adopt more stringent standards for chillers.
the need for or the beneit of adhering to more stringent standards than local regulations require.
Energy Efficiency Regulations(the Regulations) to adopt more stringent standards for gas furnaces.
prescribe more stringent standards for the production of the weapons covered
Challenges identified in the region include need for more stringent standards for emission and production technologies,
Within ICAO, Belgium will support any proposal to introduce more stringent standards for noise pollution by aeroplanes
$250 billion of consolidated assets would be exempt from the more stringent standards.
Rapporteur continued his work, however, he should take into account the definition of mercenaries contained in the Additional Protocol referred to and should employ more stringent standards when reporting accusations and"rumours" of mercenary activities.