Examples of using Are more stringent in English and their translations into Spanish
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the requirements are more stringent that ever.
92 but provincial permit requirements in Ontario and Quebec are more stringent than the federal requirements.
concession of precautionary and provisional measures are more stringent than those usually considered for the granting of an Amparo at the internal level.
social safeguard policies are more stringent than those of the World Bank,
some of whose environmental regulations are more stringent than those of federal authorities,
Guam's own laws are more stringent than those of the United States.
in some cases the Territory's own laws are more stringent than those of the United States.
Where state or local licensing requirements are more stringent than the teacher-child ratios
Companies interviewed in Colombia indicated that demand conditions from foreign customers are more stringent than local ones, and that there is a strong rivalry among local providers.
Otherwise, weak controls in one country will be exploited by illicit drug manufacturers in such a way that they jeopardize the efforts of neighbouring countries where controls are more stringent.
These enactments have extended special measures in favour of SC/ ST to the field of criminal law in as much as they prescribe penalties that are more stringent than those for corresponding offences under Indian Penal Code(IPC) and other laws.
significant variation persists across countries and types of banks and firms as banks are more stringent in their assessment of counterparty risk.
However, under the SPS Agreement scientific arguments resulting from an assessment of potential health risks are required to justify the choice of standards which are more stringent than those advocated by international standard-setting bodies.
other instructions, whichever are more stringent, is provided free of cost to workers.
In fact, their partner eligibility criteria are more stringent than those of the revised United Nations Guidelines on Cooperation between the United Nations and the Business Sector,
Partner Agencies' safeguards system or gender mainstreaming policies are more stringent or protective than those required by the GEF, then it is
increased costs of production associated with process standards might adversely affect the competitiveness of firms in countries where process standards are more stringent- or better enforced- than in other countries.
if the receiving State's standards are more stringent, the full application of the[polluter-pays principle] dictates that the source should
because the standards set by the Protocol are more stringent than those in the Convention see LC 20/14, annex 3.
quality and prices are more stringent, FDI can provide linkages with external markets which can further the adoption of new technologies