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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.
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.
We believe that, after introducing more stringent market regulation into Slovak legislation,
Member states can keep or introduce more stringent rules if they wish.
Introduced more stringent quality control and specifications.
The ministry plans to charge higher fees and introduce more stringent monitoring procedures to try to persuade firms to make better use of the rail network to deliver goods.
Member States are free to maintain or introduce more stringent measures, for example to establish additional criminal offences or to introduce criminal penalties for legal persons too.
Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent protective measures than those of Directive 2004/23/EC provided that they comply with the Treaty.
Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent protective measures than those of the Directive 2002/98/EC,
Now the authorities introduced more stringent amendments to the laws governing the gambling business,
Article 193 TFEU underpins that power in providing that the Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent protective measures.
Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent protective measures than those of the Directive while ensuring compliance with the Treaty's provisions.
Pending further harmonisation, Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent provisions on prior information requirements when the provisions are in conformity with Community law.
that Member States can, of course, introduce more stringent national rules.
Member States should therefore be able to maintain or introduce more stringent provisions which are necessary to.
while allowing Member States to maintain or introduce more stringent measures.
According to Article 176 EC, Member States are free to maintain or introduce more stringent measures than those foreseen in the directive.
These measures shall not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures;
Such directive shall not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures for consumers.".
Harmonisation measures adopted pursuant to paragraph 1 shall not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent protective measures.