Примеры использования Is excessively на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Appears when the battery voltage is excessively low.
The Order is excessively restrictive and prevents Palestinians from exercising their right to freedom of expression.
The Inspectors note that the entire NCRE process is excessively lengthy.
If the focus of organizational change is excessively biased towards technology, rather that being focused on processes, organization and services, the expected efficiency gains are unlikely to materialize.
A transverse section of the fruit must not reveal flesh that is excessively fibrous4 or lacking in aroma.
The Committee notes with concern that, pursuant to the Act on Facilitated Naturalization(2000), Liechtenstein citizenship is granted on the basis of 30 years of permanent residence, which,in the Committee's view, is excessively lengthy.
Exceptions are made only when the list of registered vendors is excessively numerous to permit a reasonable procurement process to take place.
Since the annual amount of precipitation is approximately double that of evaporation,the climate is excessively damp.
The Committee is concerned that the average pretrial detention time is excessively long, with approximately 20 per cent of pretrial detainees spending more than one year in detention.
However, in practice, although this would appear to be judicious for good relations and operations,the process is excessively slow.
The main reason for this situation is not that the Russian stock market is excessively volatile, but that people do not trust the financial institutions that provide non-banking investment services.
CERD noted with concern that pursuant to the Act on Facilitated Naturalization(2000),citizenship is granted on the basis of 30 years of permanent residence, which is excessively lengthy in the Committee's view.
The representatives of the developing countries who are here today are fully aware that this assistance is excessively volatile, always uncertain and frequently called into question when rich countries experience budgetary difficulties.
Nevertheless, if existing international law is excessively rigid, inadequate or full of gaps or lends itself to an interpretation too difficult to apply for the purpose of defining mercenary acts, it would be wrong to invoke the existing rules as justifying acts and behaviour which are intrinsically mercenary.
Two years later, in 2006, that figure had been reduced by 10 per cent,to the level of 45 per cent, which is excessively high for a country such as ours, which has relatively few children and adolescents.
The Committee observes that such a standard of proof is excessively high and not in line with the Convention, nor with current anti-discrimination standards which ease the burden of proof of the victim in civil proceedings relating to domestic violence complaints.
The Committee is concerned about reports that the urgent arrest procedure,by which individuals can be detained without an arrest warrant for a maximum period of 48 hours, is excessively resorted to, amounting to an abuse of the process.
Nevertheless, if existing international law is excessively rigid, inadequate or full of gaps or lends itself to an interpretation too difficult to apply for the purpose of defining mercenary acts, it would be wrong to invoke the existing rules as justifying acts and behaviour which are intrinsically mercenary.
Nevertheless, the Committee is deeply concerned at the fact that the 2003 Youth Criminal Justice Act, which was generally inconformity with the Convention, was in effect amended by the adoption of Bill C-10 and that the latter is excessively punitive for children and not sufficiently restorative in nature.
Nevertheless, the fact that existing international law is excessively rigid, inadequate, has gaps or its interpretation makes it too difficult to apply for the purpose of defining an act as mercenary does not make it right to invoke existing norms as permitting acts and conduct which are intrinsically mercenary.
With regard to the State party's averment that the authors did not exhaust domestic remedies because they did not use the procedure for change of name established byarticle 61-1 of the Civil Code, the authors reiterate that the purpose of this procedure has not been specifically established to deal with women who wish to take the family name of their mothers as their own and that this procedure is excessively prolonged.
While the opportunity to continue the dialogue with the Government of Spain is welcomed,it is regretted that the report is excessively short and lacks basic information on the implementation of the Convention and has not been drawn up in accordance with the general guidelines established by the Committee for the preparation of States party reports.
The Conference makes it possible for the different members of the United Nations to participate with our own approaches in the task of confronting together the immediate effects of the crisis, while we design a reform of the international structure in order to build an institutional framework that promotes greater economic stability andmore fairness in a world that is excessively inequitable.
Such a procedure may be excessively expensive.
He was excessively proud, although he had no reason to be. .
The unit's control spindle must not be excessively bent.
The complainant believes that the recourse procedures are excessively protracted.
Muff feathers should not be excessively long.
In addition, it was pointed out that,in its current formulation, the term was excessively broad and would inadvertently cover general contract and property law.
Rules should be relevant and fair;preparing a petition should not be excessively difficult and the rules governing petitions should not prove unnecessarily onerous;