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Also, many religious institutions are more favourable to men.
The sex ratios are more favourable for females in the Southern and Eastern States than the Western and Northern States.
However, those efforts can bear fruit only if conditions are more favourable.
There are insurance programs that are more favourable for a family than what the bank offers.
However, it remains applicable in fields not covered by the ALCP orin those fields where its provisions are more favourable.
The approved changes in the tax regime are more favourable for both companies than the assumptions factored into Fitch's previous projections.
The government chooses a debt swap operation only when repayment terms for debt conversion are more favourable than anticipated renegotiated terms;
Conditions in tunnels usually are more favourable than on open stretches: constant conditions, less influences from the environment no reason for intensified inspection in tunnels.
Subparagraph 1 shall notapply to criminal proceedings, nor shall it impair other legal provisions that are more favourable with respect to the burden of proof.".
Special agreements are usually only valid if they are more favourable for the employee or concern issues not governed by the collective bargaining agreement Günstigkeitsprinzip.
In winter, conditions in Venice are dominated by cold,damp and fog, while temperatures in the south of the country are more favourable, averaging 50-60ºF 10-20ºC.
Prospects for humanitarian, rehabilitation anddevelopment activities are more favourable in the north, owing to the presence of more international actors and stronger local administrative structures that are able to take responsibility for humanitarian needs.
The present Convention shall apply without prejudice to other international and/or regional provisions that are more favourable to mutual legal assistance and/or extradition.
According to the position of the Constitutional Court relating to the protection of the right to life, the obligation of the protection of certain fundamental rights as legal institutions is unconditional, andit cannot be"postponed" until conditions are more favourable.
Evaluation of the impacts of these factors within the Russian context allows us to conclude that the conditions are more favourable for some of them and less favourable for others.
Changing patterns in the occurrence of premature deaths due to heart attack are more favourable among women than among men, while the reverse is true for premature deaths due to stroke.
Ireland reserves the right for the time being to maintain provisions of Irish legislation in the area of social security which are more favourable to women than men.
Since greenhouse gases are not specified enough andper capita data are more favourable the Committee prefers the Millennium Development Goals indicator.
A criminal conviction must be based on a law in effect prior to the trial, andsubsequent laws may only be applied if they are more favourable to the accused.
For instance, a Higher Regional Court has enforced an award pursuant to procedural requirements under German domestic law, which are more favourable than article IV of the Convention, while applying article V of the Convention in respect of possible grounds for refusal to enforce.
On that fateful day, however, his mission was to go and inspect his livestock, which, in accordance with an old custom, had been sent out to pasture in the highlands,where conditions are more favourable for grazing.
Takes note of the significant improvements introduced in the new Headquarters Agreement,which will undoubtedly result in conditions that are more favourable for the Organization and all its personnel in Spain, thus achieving parity with the conditions normally accorded to other United Nations agencies;
Therefore, it is essential to reduce trade dependence on Israel and to reorient Palestinian trade and facilitate its integration into the Arab and regional economies,where trading arrangements are more favourable.
We hope that on thebasis of that experience, the United Nations will focus more on development issues and create conditions that are more favourable for providing assistance to the developing and less developed countries.
Most courts have adopted the view that an interested party need not explicitly request recognition orenforcement on the basis of laws or treaties that are more favourable to enforcement.
The Recommendation was drafted in recognition of the widening use of electronic commerce andenactments of domestic legislation as well as case law, which are more favourable than the New York Convention in respect of the form requirement governing arbitration agreements, arbitration proceedings, and the enforcement of arbitral awards.
By virtue of article VII(1),Contracting States will not be in breach of the Convention by enforcing arbitral awards pursuant to provisions of domestic laws or treaties that are more favourable to enforcement.
The human rights treaties, covenants and conventions signed and ratified by Venezuela have constitutional status and take precedence in domestic law insofar as they contain provisions on the enjoyment andexercise of such rights which are more favourable than those established by the Constitution and the laws of the Republic and are immediately and directly applicable by the courts and other public bodies.
The main principles of the Portuguese criminal justice system are established by the CRP, which guarantees the principles of legality and non-retroactivity in the implementation of criminal law,except if the new provisions are more favourable to the defendant.
The human rights treaties, covenants and conventions signed and ratified by Venezuela have constitutional status and take precedence in domestic law, in so far as they contain provisions on the enjoyment andexercise of such rights which are more favourable than those established by the Constitution and the laws of the Republic and are immediately and directly applicable by the courts and other public bodies.