Examples of using Stringency in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Parliament has amply heeded Member States' demands for budgetary stringency, maintaining higher margins in headings 3
is advocating budgetary stringency, transparency and sustainability.
Parliament itself was probably not prepared to make the link between policy and financial stringency.
Linking progress with Category 2 to progress in implementation rates means putting one's faith in more efficient management and greater budgetary stringency in the Member States.
not a policy of austerity and stringency.
excessive budgetary stringency may, of course, create unnecessary and intolerable levels of unemployment.
Perhaps never before has the political leadership in Vietnam been so deeply divided between those who advocate stringency, a hard line,
A visible result can only be achieved in reducing gases that cause the greenhouse effect if it is also about the stringency of the emissions trading system.
The only problem is that Bagehot's rule calls for the central bank to lend copiously in times of critical credit stringency….
Construction of cDNA libraries with low stringency pcr and hybrid primers and cloning… Biochemistry.
the export of dual-use items and technology vary in stringency.
carry out measurements with equal stringency, or are there differences here?
that when it comes to environmental matters, we must always try to raise stringency levels.
To ensure that, where alternative levels of stringency are needed to facilitate the regulatory activities of certain countries,
For example, the emission standards for power stations must be comparable to those for waste incineration plants in terms of stringency, particularly if we consider that power stations are co-incinerators of waste.
which shares with the Commission the principle of budgetary stringency, has accepted the limits set by the latter in its preliminary draft
Such measures typically involve applying a higher threshold of stringency to reject a hypothesis in order to compensate for the multiple comparisons being made e.g. as in the Bonferroni method.
The inconsistent criteria for issuing authorisations and the varying degrees of stringency in exercising controls are creating an irregular flow of waste from one region to another.
the proposed concentration cap for PM2.5 is set at a level consistent with the stringency of the annual limit value for PM10,
considering that a higher methodological stringency based on the hypertension guideline may result in a lower prevalence of HBP.