Examples of using More stringent measures in English and their translations into Swedish
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Whereas Member States should have the possibility, whilst respecting the conditions of the Treaty, to take more stringent measures for the purpose of environmental protection.
The EESC regrets that the Commission is shelving any more stringent measures until the end of 2018, pending an evaluation report on the application of this regulation.
immediately want more stringent measures and stricter regulations.
A paragraph was added to Article 1 underlining that the Directive sets minimum requirements that do not prevent Member States from maintaining or introducing more stringent measures.
blood components due to more stringent measures in other Member States.
cells due to more stringent measures in other Member States.
shall not apply if the more stringent measures are limited to a given flight on a specific date.
But the Commissioner's words suggest a certain dissatisfaction that more stringent measures were not taken.
Before adopting more stringent measures pursuant to Article 6 of Regulation(EC)
The ongoing Commission impact assessment will evaluate whether more stringent measures should be put in place
Such more stringent measures should in all cases be proportionate and in keeping with civil liberties and free market principles,
In accordance with Article 130t of the Treaty, the adoption of this Directive will not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent measures for the protection of the environment compatible with the Treaty;
If more stringent measures are not taken to reduce emissions from agriculture,
The provisions adopted pursuant to Article 137(2) of the Treaty do not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing such more stringent measures for the protection of working conditions as are compatible with the Treaty.
Pursuant to paragraph 3, the provisions adopted may not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent measures for the protection of working conditions compatible with the Treaty.
The existing Community legislation in the field of consumer contracts concluded at a distance or away from business premises, consumer goods and 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.
I consider it excessive that the Commission should be able to decide by itself whether a State can continue to apply more stringent measures or not.
part of the territory of certain Member States, more stringent measures against certain diseases than are provided for in Annexes I
the Court has already held that that prohibition constitutes a more stringent measure for the purposes of Article 176 EC Tridon, paragraph 49.
Member States should be given the possibility to apply more stringent measures.