Examples of using More stringent rules in English and their translations into Slovak
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have also implemented the more stringent rules contained in the FSB Implementation Standards14.
The changes are intended to clarify the role of auditors and to introduce more stringent rules for the audit sector,
a geographical indication, Member States should be allowed to apply more stringent rules in that respect.
Moreover, in the absence of action at EU level, national authorities in Member States may hesitate to adopt more stringent rules on remuneration policies as it would potentially create a competitive disadvantage for their financial sector.
which date back to 2001, with the newer and more stringent rules set out by the General Data Protection Regulation of 2016.
According to Article 13 of the Directive, Members States can keep or introduce more stringent rules concerning the manufacture,
In particular, the Directive incorporates more stringent rules on sulphur content of marine fuels to be used in areas in need of special environmental protection,
so member states are free to go further and implement more stringent rules, including a broader definition of offences
More stringent rules should be provided for afforestation operations leading to the creation of larger forests
designation of origin or a geographical indication,‘Member States' should be‘allowed to apply more stringent rules in that respect'.
This being said, introducing more stringent rules without very strong reasons, coupled with strict deadlines
reduce the number of financial instruments, and introduce more stringent rules for reporting by funds managers, including by the EIB Group
It concluded that introducing more stringent rules without very strong reasons, coupled with strict deadlines
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.
In particular, the Financial Regulation of the Joint Undertaking should contain more stringent rules on the award of research grants and should also make
depositories only insofar as there are no more stringent rules on re-use foreseen within the framework for investment funds constituting a lex specialis
Thus, there are more stringent rules for substances that could be carcinogenic,
apply within their territories more stringent rules than those envisaged by this directive.
Option 1- No policy change: different quantitative investment limits; more stringent rules for the funding obligation for cross-border IORPs.