Примеры использования A restrictive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Has a restrictive convenient bumper, made in the form of a small tray with a Cup holder;
Major concerns include restrictive candidacy requirements and a restrictive campaigning environment.
Unfortunately, in a restrictive and selective interpretation of the Declaration, the economic and social dimensions of human rights were being subordinated increasingly to political considerations and conditions.
Inflation was lowered primarily by dampening aggregate demand through a restrictive monetary policy.
On the other hand, the National Bank of Serbia is exercising a restrictive monetary policy in order to maintain the stability of the national financial system.
Люди также переводят
For the purposes of this Annex, tanks are not placed on the│same footing as receptacles, the term“receptacle” being used in a restrictive│ sense.
Civil society remained underdeveloped,due in large part to a restrictive legal framework,a lack of transparency in NGO operations, and a lack of expertise in establishing effective and sustainable institutions.
Most developed countries have attributed the important growth in e-commerce to the lack of a restrictive regulatory framework and government intervention.
In a restrictive international political climate, it is a challenge to promote more equitable sharing of burdens and responsibilities by States and the international community towards persons in need of protection.
Rather than advancing an inclusive vision of multilateralism,in our view it continues to offer a restrictive, and not universal, interpretation.
Pp15 Convinced of the importance of establishing a restrictive national legislative and/or regulatory framework for, inter alia, small arms and light weapons, including criminal sanctions and effective administrative control.
The Committee held that in a democratic State where the rule of law must prevail,military criminal jurisdictions should have a restrictive and exceptional scope.
It was unacceptable that the Palestinian economy continued to be hostage to a restrictive economic agreement(Paris Protocol) and a distorted customs union, which had been signed 18 years ago to serve a five-year interim period.
However, the other party's practices have rendered this decision meaninglessby pursuing the aim, announced from the beginning of the process, of carrying out a restrictive and specially contrived referendum.
Already experiencing such a restrictive economic environment, how can we in my country welcome the idea of an energy tax and not deplore the threat of a boycott of our forest products by ecological groups in the industrialized countries?
International non-governmental organizations working in government areas, however,continued to face serious operational difficulties and a restrictive and negative environment.
HRW stated that a restrictive"foreign agents" law was registered for the Parliament's consideration in May 2014, which would require NGOs that receive foreign funding and engage in"political activities" to register as"foreign agents.
The Government also negotiated a new agreement with IMF, with a commitment to reduce the budget deficit; the rate of inflation;to maintain a restrictive monetary policy; and to reconstitute external reserves.
However, due to their diversity, the dissimilar economic situation and a restrictive public finance law currently in place some of these countries, not all the financial mechanisms described in this section are applicable to these countries since they are not yet fully established in their markets.
In the light of the significant number of non-nationals and stateless persons residing on the territory of the State party,it believes that such a restrictive and narrow definition may limit the scope of the State Programme on Integration.
In a recent case, the Committee restated that military criminal jurisdictions should have a restrictive and exceptional scope, and referred to principle 9 of the draft principles governing the administration of justice through military tribunals to support its reasoning.
Mr. BANTON proposed that the second sentence should be restructured to read:"In the light of the significant number of non-nationals and stateless persons residing on the territory of the State party,it believes that such a restrictive and narrow definition may restrict the scope of the State Programme on Integration.
The Code includes many other provisions aimed at ensuring legal and practical equality between the spouses,even in the case of polygamy, to which a restrictive legal approach is adopted based on the principle that marriage to a single wife is the rule and that polygamy is the exception or is permissible on condition that the wives are equitably treated in all areas of marital life, a condition that is not easy to fulfil.
In the light of the significant number of non-nationals and stateless persons residing on the territoryof the State party, it believes that such a restrictive and narrow definition may limit the scope of the State Programme on Integration" CERD/C/304/Add.98, para. 9.
The German Government did not take the view that the crimes removed from the list by the Special Rapporteur did not constitute serious wrongdoings,but it felt that a restrictive and concise list would have a greater chance of general acceptance by the international community.
The general principle of legal construction andinterpretation provides that laws should be construed in conformity with their wording, unless a restrictive or broad interpretation is recommended by the purpose of an enactment or by other accepted considerations governing legal construction.
The military courts have continued investigating cases of human rights violations andbreaches of international humanitarian law committed by members of the security forces despite a restrictive constitutional interpretation of their jurisdiction and the amendment of the military and ordinary Penal Codes.
The prevailing view was that the definition of"intermediary" was necessary so as tolimit the scope of the definitions of"originator" and"addressee" and that a restrictive wording in subparagraph(e) might leave out categories that should be covered by the definition of"intermediary.
In contrast, most economies in Latin America and Africa have had to give priority to addressing their macroeconomic imbalances;this has usually required using these policy instruments in a restrictive, currently pro-cyclical manner, rather than as a means of offsetting the present sluggish conditions.
In his mission report, the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief noted that unsettled property issues and fear of deprivation of real estate in the northern part,in particular in connection with a restrictive and unfair handling of inheritance claims by the administration in the northern part, continue to cause bitterness in the Christian Orthodox community.