Voorbeelden van het gebruik van More stringent measures in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Member states are not prevented from taking more stringent measures against ship-source pollution in conformity with international law.
Member States may take more stringent measures than those provided for in this Directive.
Subject to certain conditions, it allows them to maintain or take more stringent measures in order to protect health
More stringent measures shall be relevant,
More stringent measures should only be introduced in response to specific terrorist threats identified by the Member State authority through risk assessment.
progressive enough to take more stringent measures then surely it should be allowed to do that.
Member States may at any time take more stringent measures with regard to toxic and dangerous waste than
The Commission considers that as Germany imposes more stringent measures than EU law requires, it is in breach of the REACH Regulation.
The only country in the European Community prepared to implement more stringent measures at the moment seems to be West Germany.
Other more stringent measures implemented by certain Member states may also give rise to competition issues
First, the fact that Member States have taken more stringent measures, i.e. they have included wastes,
Member States are free to maintain or introduce more stringent measures, for example to establish additional criminal offences
Such provisions as are adopted under this Article do not prevent any Member State from maintaining or introducing more stringent measures for the protection of working conditions compatible with the Treaty.
Even though the right of the Member States to take more stringent measures is already specified in the treaties,
The European Parliament argued in particular that Member States should pay the costs of more stringent measures exceeding EU requirements from public budgets,
Article 6 of Regulation No 2320/2002 establishing common rules in the field of civil aviation security authorises the Member States to apply more stringent measures than those laid down in the Regulation.
multilateral agreement where appropriate, more stringent measures than those required by this Convention.
the Commission proposed that it should be in the position to examine whether more stringent measures applied by a Member State are indeed based on a risk assessment
44 on the financing of security seek to oblige Member States to pay some of the costs of aviation security- those measures required by Member States in addition to the EU Regulation‘more stringent measures', as permitted under Article 5 of the Regulation.
note that Amendment 32, which would oblige Member States to finance more stringent measures, will give rise to intense discussions with the Council on this proposed directive.