Examples of using Stringent in English and their translations into Hungarian
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These include tests to make sure that exhaust emissions meet European standards which have been getting more stringent since the early 1990s.
The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man falsely shouting fire in a theatre
These tests include standards for exhaust emissions that have been getting progressively more stringent since the early 1990s.
I cannot go on any longer, but I would stress that in March, we will attempt to give the European Union an exemplary legal framework in accordance with the most stringent standards of child protection.
Within that period, the IOC systematically performed tests before and after events and oversaw the most stringent anti-doping programme in Olympic Winter Games history.
While further effort is clearly required, it should not be forgotten that the assessments are being made against some of the most stringent standards in the world.
As these requirements were generally much more stringent than existing national requirements, EU funds were provided to modernise slaughterhouses
(a) no more stringent than measures applied to the same pests,
We follow stringent product and ingredient standards designed to ensure the safety
The conditions for granting the'European certification of responsibility' should be as stringent as those required by the OECD certification system.
One of the most stringent secrets of World War II was the exact location of the bunker,
If we want to be ambitious, we need to make our targets more stringent and bring them up to at least -30%,
As the use of antibiotics in food-producing animals is subject to increasingly stringent regulation, the possibility of their replacement with other products of non-antibiotic nature is a much discussed subject.
Added to that, mandatory requirements are becoming more stringent and consumers, aware of environmental issues, are demanding wood from well-managed forests.
more ambitious and stringent with time, and thus,
As a result of the Hamas takeover, Israel imposed an even more stringent closure of Gaza in 2007 which led to a significant deterioration of the humanitarian situation there.
Recognising the potential link between the financial health of an air carrier and safety, more stringent monitoring of the financial situation of air carriers should be established.
take stringent measures regarding personal hygiene and hygiene of the environment.
be at least as stringent as measures under Union law.
the requirements to move within them are becoming more stringent and extended to other areas.