Sentences with phrase «under stricter criteria»
Under these strict criteria, it would be difficult for a sales associate to operate as an employee of the lender.
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Under Version 5.0 the criteria for the «additional fibre material» are now stricter.
The sad reality is that even under the best conditions (previous VB, two properly trained and educated midwives, strict risking out and transfer criteria) that home birth is more risky because of the lack of resources to deal with emergencies.
She also pointed out potential inadvertent consequences of the bill, noting that there are strict criteria for qualifying expenditures under the public funds program, and more public funds could make it harder for candidates to justify spending on non-qualifying purposes such as defending a ballot petition in court.
The criteria for grant applications are strict, and no funds are offered or awarded for animal control programs run by government agencies or under government contract, for individuals, for facility construction, or to support endowment campaigns, research, scholarships, general operating budgets, special events, or films and publications.
And what's also comfortable to know is that the shoes are produced in Argentina under strict «no sweatshop» criterias, made from local materials such as canvas and leather.
According to the company's press release, the fuel to be used is being vetted under strict sustainability criteria: «Air New Zealand's criteria for sourcing the jatropha oil was the land was neither forest land nor virgin grassland within the previous two decades.
As noted, given that the criteria of state liability for non-contractual breaches are more strict under (in this case) domestic law, Spanish courts have rejected all compensation claims brought by the affected investors, whereas some of the tribunals dealing with the ECT claims have awarded sizeable compensation to the claimants.
Even when a plaintiff can prove that an injury satisfies the criterion of a severe bodily injury, he or she can be barred from collecting damages under the legal theory of strict liability if:
Ms Kokott suggests that the Denilauler criteria (easily fulfilled in the case at issue: see para 31) ought to be relaxed under the Regulation, as opposed to the stricter approach under the 1968 Convention.
The Fair Labor Standards Act has strict rules for who can and who can not be salaried exempt (that is, not eligible for overtime), and at first glance truck drivers don't seem to meet those criteria, but it turns out that labor law exempts employees who fall under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of Transportation through the Motor Carrier Act of 1935.