Examples of using More stringent rules in English and their translations into Portuguese
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as well as more stringent rules for transport.
in accordance with the Treaty, more stringent rules concerning the manufacture,
this situation is to change by clarifying the role of the auditors and introducing more stringent rules for the audit sector aimed in particular at strengthening the independence of auditors as well as greater diversity into the current highly-concentrated audit market.
The accident in Sharm-el-Sheikh indicated nevertheless that more stringent rules are needed than the ones in place to make ramp inspections obligatory
control of atmospheric emissions from incineration plants. More stringent rules should now be adopted and those Directives should accordingly be repealed.
supports the application of more stringent rules with regard to indoor air quality of buildings,
social crisis have increased the need for more stringent rules for the world economy, as international trade
rules referred to in Annex I, part B, concerning livestock production,">Member States may apply more stringent rules to livestock and livestock products produced within their territory,
Democrats defeated a more stringent rule proposed by Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn.
Whereas the correct management of hazardous waste necessitates additional, more stringent rules to take account of the special nature of such waste;
it is crucial that all those involved in the distribution chain are subject to more stringent rules.
With more stringent rules governing drivers' rest and driving periods,
The Commission shares Parliament's concern that Community industry should not be weakened by beingsubjected to more stringent rules than those imposed on non-Community enterprises.
this automatically means that they will have to introduce more stringent rules to protect the environment and nature.
each Member State may introduce better and more stringent rules than the common Community rules in order to protect health,
a European quality mark- really will persuade people to pay higher prices for foods produced under more stringent rules.
Member States should be allowed to apply additional or more stringent rules governing the production
I must stress the importance of establishing more stringent rules for the management of cross-border water basins
I must stress the importance of establishing more stringent rules for the management of crossborder water basins
If the Member States were not entitled to apply more stringent rules on environmental grounds,