Examples of using Less stringent in English and their translations into Italian
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Individual ACEA members are free to apply more stringent or less stringent levels of CO2 emissions provided the average target is met.
the conditions of issue are less stringent than in the first constellation.
I acknowledge the efforts of the rapporteur to make the Directive less stringent, but bureaucracy is best avoided at source.
This includes for instance gloves with less stringent requirements as to mechanical durability
who need less stringent rules.
The advertising of drugs is already subject to more or less stringent national regulations which would seem difficult to harmonize at this stage,
This situation needs to be reviewed as there is no technical justification for assigning less stringent limit values to constant speed engines.
Although the Council is proposing a less stringent rule for the commercial guarantee provided by the manufacturer or seller, this will in future be more transparent.
The less stringent admissibility rules introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon cannot be applied to legislative acts.
These persons will have a less stringent regime, if they are also registered under Directive 2002/92/EC on insurance mediation
The downward trend in TSE cases must not lead to less stringent control and surveillance.
Some 93.1% of coastal bathing waters were classified as‘sufficient', or complying with the less stringent mandatory values- a 1% increase.
although just a little less stringent.
If one adopts a less stringent index- two dollars a day- the proportion of the poor rises to a third of the world population.
There is a debate at the present moment as to whether the EU should modify its common position or make it less stringent.
This bears the risk that unscrupulous ship operators might carry out illegal discharges in regions where the follow-up is less stringent.
MTFs may in practice be subject to a less stringent regulatory and supervisory regime.
although just a little less stringent.
Emission legislation for CI engines on heavy-duty vehicles has traditionally been less stringent in Japan than the corresponding legislation in the US and the EU.
Additionally, municipal incinerators with high energy efficiency are negatively discriminated against compared with co-incineration operations with similar energy efficiencies but less stringent emission controls.