Examples of using More restrictive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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although a considerable number of countries set more restrictive- 0.0 ppm.
which human rights groups feared would be more restrictive than Mubarak-era rules.
Moreover, this national scheme may not in any event be more restrictive than is necessary in order to achieve the aim pursued;
So anyway, you can get a little more restrictive, and as always thinking about what you do on your computer.
Projects which need to be notified must not be assessed in a more restrictive manner than projects exempted from notification.
On the basis of these considerations, Europeans set up immigration policies which may be more open or more restrictive, but always focus exclusively on the effects of immigration on European societies.
existing market access or capacity arrangements more restrictive.
the priests held the Jews in a bondage far more restrictive than that of their Roman rulers.
eastern Balkan routes as well as to the more restrictive migration policies throughout Europe.
Kurz favors the latter and its more restrictive immigration policies,
Further notes the Court's observation that grant procedures use more restrictive eligibility criteria
(24) The current diversity of established practices for organic production of livestock between the Member States requires that it should be possible for Member States to apply more restrictive rules for the livestock and livestock products produced in their territory;
The application of paragraphs 2 to 5 and 7 to 11 has no effect of creating more restrictive conditions of access to the labour market of the present Member States for Croatian nationals as those existing on the date of signature of the accession treaty.
it could prove politically less acceptable than the second, more restrictive, option.
The EESC is deeply worried that the Council wants to restrict the partnership principle by reverting to the current more restrictive rules for the programming period 2006-13;
be treated in a more restrictive way than a national of a third country.
These standards should also apply to Community wines to be exported regardless of more restrictive rules which may be applicable in the Community
The Parties agree that if either Party were to be of the view that the other had not correctly interpreted the terms‘significantly more restrictive' in Articles 34(2)
the following terms apply unless more restrictive terms are specified in the text description of the Content.
in the event that the former would be subject to more restrictive regulatory obligations.