Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To strict rules in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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is subject to strict rules.
subject to strict rules of course!
budgeting in the agricultural sector in general are subject to strict rules.
as is stipulated, is subject to strict rules regarding independence.
Markets Authority who, as is stipulated, is subject to strict rules regarding independence.
described for animals in the wild, it remains important to stick to strict rules for the care and housing of these protected animals to prevent new infections.
European Banking Authority who, as is stipulated, is subject to strict rules regarding independence.
was subject to strict rules since untreated animals could also have been infected by the viruses through the vaccine.
autonomous organism expresses freedom, while the individual birds have to adhere to strict rules in order not to fly against each other.
The Commission cannot accept it, since it wants admission of relatives in the ascending line for the purposes of family reunification to be subject to strict rules.
The airline industry in the Community is faced with a critical challenge: the need for it to compete with third-country airlines which benefit from generous subsidies, while the Community industry is subject to strict rules on government aid1.
Isoglucose is subjected to strict rules, has no guaranteed price
there is no need to teach children to strict rules and to demand their unconditional observance.
hang up each piece according to strict rules.
deliberate work, by means of a well-devised organisation, according to strict rules of proletarian equity.
Although the country is not very accessible for tourists- due to strict rules and laws and high prices-, it does offer adventurous travellers plenty to see
treatment of this data is subject to stricter rules.
These are subject to stricter rules than the other EMS areas.
Academic researchers are thus held to stricter rules than journalists are.
which is increasingly subject to stricter rules worldwide.