Examples of using More stringent measures in English and their translations into Slovak
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Before adopting more stringent measures pursuant to Article 6 of Regulation(EC) No 300/2008, Member States shall
I welcome what the report says about putting more stringent measures in place to prevent trafficking,
Airlines and also airports operating in Member States which impose more stringent measures than required by the Regulation may be disadvantaged to other airports or airlines.
I will not hesitate to come up with more stringent measures, which may take the form of guidance
The provisions adopted pursuant to Article 137(2) of the Treaty do not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent measures for the protection of working conditions as are compatible with the Treaty.
ultimately the Council- should be in the position to decide that the Member State concerned is not allowed to continue to apply these more stringent measures.
Member of the Public Chamber Sultan Hamzaev argues that in regions where more stringent measures are in place,
multilateral agreement where appropriate, more stringent measures than those required by this Convention.
water remediation which included more stringent measures than the ELD.
The ECB, instead of national authorities, may apply higher requirements for capital buffers than those applied by the national authorities and more stringent measures aimed at addressing systemic
sets common baseline standards, but allows Member States to apply more stringent measures if the threat so warrants.
The Commission will assess the need for more transparency on the environmental impact of electronic communication services, more stringent measures when deploying new networks
The Hong Kong Convention provides explicitly for its Parties to take more stringent measures consistent with international law,
guarantees as well as unfair contract terms establishes minimum standards for harmonising legislation allowing the Member States the possibility to maintain or introduce more stringent measures which ensure a higher level of consumer protection in their territories.
which would oblige Member States to finance more stringent measures, will give rise to intense discussions with the Council on this proposed directive.
Those more stringent measures shall not impose,
the Commission proposed that it should be in the position to examine whether more stringent measures applied by a Member State are indeed based on a risk assessment
to imposing more stringent measures for donor selection,
it is necessary to take more stringent measures both at Member State
potential intrusiveness is considered to justify more stringent measures, the Commission could propose sector-specific legislation at EU level in order to apply those principles