Examples of using A more stringent in English and their translations into Russian
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The driving ranges used for conducting driving tests were standardized in all areas of the Mission, a more stringent test has been developed, and a  training in 4x4 all-terrain driving has been conducted.
A more stringent adjustment programme was initiated but the restrictive monetary
as opposed to a more stringent basis of liability,
experience shall also be taken into account when it leads to a more stringent assignment.
A more stringent policy on direct cash transfers that was issued in January 2013, coupled with mandatory quarterly OFA reconciliations,
This is in fact a more stringent requirement than previously proposed,
Some felt that it was a more stringent term than"watertight"
namely a more stringent subsistence requirement to combat forced marriages
thereby fostering the convergence of national environmental policies at a more stringent level of standards.
plans to introduce a more stringent impact assessment requirement as part of its evaluation activities.
It is intended to further rationalize future UNDCP activities on the basis of priorities and a more stringent assessment of absorption capacities.
that foreign spouses of Iraqi women faced a more stringent process when applying for nationality.
the Ministry of National Economy to make concrete proposals with a more stringent mechanism of anti-dumping measures in public procurement.
The Supreme Court later established a more stringent test for establishing adverse impact claims,
several delegations were in favour of a more stringent procedure for recommending the recognition of classification societies namely, the decision-making procedure set out in article 19.
which was due to a more stringent policy on the administration of foreign resources, in view of the decline suffered by the country's export revenues.
has set a more stringent national target of reducing CO2 emissions by at least 20 per cent by 2005 compared to the 1990 level.
Since the publication of the Global Mercury Assessment, the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives, during its sixty-first meeting in Rome, from 10 to 19 June 2003, has recommended a more stringent mercury standard for the provisional tolerable weekly intake of methyl mercury,
the latter through a more stringent implementation of guidelines
that the amending Law No. 30/1996 retroactively added a more stringent requirement of continued citizenship.