Examples of using A more restrictive in English and their translations into Swedish
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This would have had a negative impact on VAT receipts for those Member States where VAT has been paid where they currently have a more restrictive deduction regime.
A more restrictive interpretation of Article 65 cannot have been intended by those who drafted it since it would create new obstacles to access to justice in the European Judicial Area.
with the G20 countries, held in Brasilia, the European Union would have accepted the demand to define the criteria relating to the green box in a more restrictive manner.
though the Bank has generally a more restrictive approach to risk-taking than commercial banks.
The Committee welcomed the proposed regulation introducing a more restrictive system for debtors,
I will, however, contact my Korean counterpart to ensure that no competitive disadvantage arises in future for the EU automotive sector insofar as non-harmonised automotive safety standards will not be applied in a more restrictive manner than was the case at the time of the negotiations.
those granted pursuant to Directive 2004/38 that could now require the Court to reinterpret Article 12 of Regulation No 1612/68 in a more restrictive fashion.
it has been suggested that a more restrictive approach as regards the level of required information in a notification should be adopted for transactions that are unlikely to have negative effects on competition.
The AND statement works well for a more restrictive query.
Such a development could warrant a more restrictive policy stance than is necessary to keep inflation on target within the normal target horizon.
Mr Bertens will know that the Code does not affect the right of Member States to pursue a more restrictive policy at national level.
For instance, Portugal has an inclusive definition whereas Sweden has recently changed from a broad to a more restrictive definition 1.
Malta shall ensure that in no instance shall a national of a Member State be treated in a more restrictive way than a national of a third country.
Thus it talks of a more restrictive or more repressive approach,
the use of these to put pressure on the Netherlands to adopt a more restrictive drugs policy is being criticised.
The Commission proposes to launch a study on the impact of a more restrictive approach, with a view to avoiding potential conflicts of interests,
The Act has introduced into the US a more restrictive and rules based approach which is neither in line with the EU's principles-based, risks-safeguard approach also followed by IFAC
of this Protocol or be treated in a more restrictive way than a national of a third country.
In the field of maritime transport, the Government adopted a more restrictive policy for the registration of Cypriot ships at the beginning of 2000 to enhance the quality of the Cypriot flagged fleet and to improve its overall safety record.
of this Protocol or be treated in a more restrictive way than a national of a third country.