Examples of using More stringent rules in English and their translations into Swedish
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legislate in that area, it must at least help the Member States to lay down more stringent rules.
by a large corporation, trigger the application of more stringent rules.
reduce the number of financial instruments, and introduce more stringent rules for reporting by funds managers,
This Directive shall not affect the right of Member States to keep or introduce, in accordance with the Treaty, more stringent rules concerning the manufacture,
If it cannot be proved that there are grounds for the more stringent rules, then it will be regarded as a technical barrier to trade,
SV More stringent rules for incineration plants are highly desirable.
The guidelines are revised and there is talk of more stringent rules.
Parliament should equip itself with far more stringent rules of procedure and abide by them.
The Commission proposed more stringent rules on the definition of public service obligations PSOs.
set the standard by demanding more stringent rules.
After extensive discussions, more stringent rules were agreed for the renewal of fleet within the framework of the MAGPs.
This directive would remove the current ambiguity about whether Member States are free to establish more stringent rules for the undertakings they authorise.
which also applies to all EU Member States, more stringent rules would apply to euro area Member States.
Does the possibility of applying more stringent rules apply to Article 7(2)
As a Portuguese national, I must stress the importance of establishing more stringent rules for the management of cross-border water basins
The proposed directives stipulate that Member States would be free to establish more stringent rules for the undertakings they authorise than those contained in the directives,
leave considerable scope for Member States to adopt more stringent rules and/or to implement the Directive according to their national systems and traditions.
Member States should be able to adopt more stringent rules concerning tobacco products which they deem necessary to protect public health,
leave considerable scope for Member States to adopt more stringent rules and/or to implement the Directive according to their national systems and traditions.
The Commission will therefore propose measures to ensure more stringent rules for the financial planning