The complex things get more fragile, more vulnerable the Goldilocks conditions get more stringent, and it's more difficult to create complexity.

Acquisition of nationality of the Niger was not therefore subject to any very stringent conditions.

They ask States that are members of the WTO not to set stringent acceptance conditions for Arab States.

(iii) remove difficult market entry conditions such as those emanating from concentrated and changing market structures, as well as very stringent and diverse product standards

So, you know, we live in a world that's subjected to ever more stringent child safety regulations.

On the contrary, we should ask whether the time has not come to set even more stringent targets. And it is also time to take a more detailed look at where we continue to fall short.

Private standards and technical regulations, set by major importers, supermarket chains, etc., will gain in importance, and will be more stringent than national or regional standards and technical regulations.

The Monitoring Group learned that during these inspections the owners provide all the necessary safety and hygiene gear to satisfy the stringent conditions laid down by the importers, but all this is withdrawn as soon as the inspection is over.

Therefore, any verification procedures must be sufficiently stringent to ensure full compliance.

Sweden, a country of limited cultural diversity, has even more stringent laws on sexual behavior than the US. And France, beneath its veneer of republican equality, is culturally and ethnically diverse.

The current estimated literacy rate for 2001 was 49.51 , though the definition of literacy is more stringent now people who are able to read with understanding and can write a short statement .

Some countries, like the United States and Australia, chose to opt out of its stringent demands others, like Canada, Japan, and a raft of European states, pay lip service to its requirements but will essentially miss its targets. Yet, even if everyone had participated and continued to stick to Kyoto s ever more stringent commitments, it would have had virtually no environmental effect.

Several regulations in developed countries apply stringent rules on food quality, packaging and labelling.

Stringent considerations of the risk of collateral damage are applied each time they are used.

This is an important achievement, but it should not be taken as a signal to relax. On the contrary, we should ask whether the time has not come to set even more stringent targets.

In recent years, environmental requirements (ERs) comprising governmental regulations as well as voluntary private sector or NGO created standards and their associated conformity assessment systems have become more stringent, frequent and complex in certain sectors.

Stringent monitoring is carried out, both at the recruitment stage and again at the training stage.

Some have set stringent energy intensity targets and energy conservation plans for different branches of industry.

Stringent and professional quality security policies are implemented throughout the UNCC information systems, networks and databases.

Now many of these guarantees will need to be thrown out. Instead, a number of European countries are discussing the introduction of stringent fiscal rules into their constitutions, and are contemplating even more far reaching changes.

Others know more about the living conditions there, but still think they're a necessary evil.

ISPs would benefit from more competitive conditions for the purchase of international leased circuit capacity.

Concerns have also been expressed about very stringent MRLs recently applied in Japan on various imported horticultural products.

Although Canada supports the current diplomatic efforts to find a solution to this problem, we have to be ready, as Prime Minister Martin recently indicated, to move from words to deeds and impose more stringent measures, if necessary.

The difficult security conditions made it more and more difficult for the United Nations and other humanitarian organizations to provide protection and assistance.

The region has more people with inadequate nutrition, more living in slum conditions and more without access to water and sanitation than any other region of the world.

Best of all, none of these achievements has cost a single euro. All that was required was a mere statement by ECB President Mario Draghi and its Governing Council that it would do whatever it takes to buy eurozone members sovereign debt, conditional on their fulfillment of stringent fiscal conditions.

Much more needs to be done to address the threats and conditions I have just described.

We reaffirm our commitment to create favourable conditions for the creation of more and better jobs.

This in turn affects sectors that are themselves vital to the development of more favourable conditions.

More specifically, a financial transaction, whether completed or not, is subject to special oversight if one or more of the following conditions is met

More generally, he noted the problems of police brutality, prison conditions, the human rights of women and children, IDP conditions, and the support for the establishment of human rights institutions.

She argued that because there were fewer facilities for female prisoners, women frequently were incarcerated further from home and more frequently in more severe conditions.

The different services of support are undeveloped it makes them even more isolated and affects their mental conditions.

Active flood defence is rarely present, and the conditions for its construction are getting more and more difficult (especially in terms of water accumulation and retention).

The existence of local knowledge and links with local cultures mean that decentralized systems are often better adapted to local conditions and are more resilient in the face of changing external conditions.

While Europe s reputation for foreign policy softness continues to shape Iranian perceptions, the EU s role in compelling Iran to negotiate underpins the current talks. Likewise, it was France s insistence on more stringent controls that initially blocked the agreement in Geneva last November.

It concluded that, whereas the techniques were appropriate for ensuring regulatory compliance, in order for them to meet the more stringent requirements for verification, increased sensitivity would be required as well as an enhanced ability to detect specific isotopes and chemical species.

Parties to the Convention would be obligated to criminalize in their domestic law offences at least equivalent to those in the proposed Protocol, but would not be precluded from adopting or maintaining domestic law provisions more stringent than those in the Convention.

Women in Afghanistan are 60 times more likely than women in developed countries to die from pregnancy related conditions.

These conditions make it all the more important for firms to pay attention to their competitiveness (Sauvant 2005 16).

Women who left their countries of origin for better living conditions often worked in appalling conditions, and were more likely than men to be exposed to forced labour, sexual exploitation, forced prostitution and other violence.

All chemical weapons production capacity must be inactivated and subsequently destroyed or converted for peaceful purposes, subject to stringent verification by the OPCW.

Decades after the Hunger Winter, researchers documented that people whose mothers were pregnant during the siege have more obesity, more diabetes and more heart disease in later life than individuals who were gestated under normal conditions.

Specific operations are conducted to collect voluntarily surrendered arms and ammunition, under amnesty conditions, or if necessary, in more directed operations.