Примеры использования Less contentious на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Launch the less contentious cultural and linguistic TLDs.
The issue of the CD's work programme is no less contentious than the agenda.
The text would be less contentious if it contained a reference to competence to present rather than formulate a reservation.
Mr. KJAERUM suggested that paragraph 4 would appear less contentious if the first word"The" was deleted.
Slightly less contentious are the three locations of Joda, Kaka and Jebel Maginnis near the western bank of the White Nile River.
We have made modest progress in clearing brackets in other, less contentious, areas of the text.
Since this is a tough task,Mr. Zhai suggested starting with less contentious issues and then developing these step-by-step into a more comprehensive solution when conditions are ripe.
At the same time,the establishment of Jabhat Fath al-Sham also makes the strategically crucial alliance with Ahrar al-Sham significantly less contentious.
A less contentious approach may be one of“complementarity”, entailing women's taking their place alongside men, on equal terms, but not a United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 1249.
It suggested that identification of the three groups be left till the end of the process, after the less contentious cases had been completed.
A less contentious approach may be one of"complementarity", entailing women's taking their place alongside men, on equal terms, but not venturing into men's territory.
In this context,it may be advisable to start with small-scale projects and to concentrate on less contentious segments of an industry.
Regarding other members' comments on paragraph 45,he said that it might be less contentious if it clearly indicated that manual scavenging referred to the practice of collecting night soil and not garbage collection.
In countries that possess limited experience of projects involving TNCs, it is appropriate to start on a small scale andconcentrate on projects that are less contentious.
If the bill on the less contentious issue of children's rights was adopted, the National Commission on Women's Affairs would then consider introducing similar legislation on women's rights, but much work would need to be done to convince the public of the need for such a step.
Such issues need to be taken as seriously as material relief and require a less contentious intergovernmental approach.
Since these two areas have proved to be less contentious, it is the view of my delegation that during the ensuing sessions we should try to reach general agreement on them and then seriously focus on the issue of the size and composition of the enlarged Security Council and on the question of the veto.
In this context, Mr. Decaux noted that large human rights organizations as well as businesses were using the Norms andthe Sub-Commission's work was now less contentious than it had been two years ago.
It is the view of UNHCR that progress should be made not only on the less contentious matters, such as a manual of best practices and the development of training modules, but also on the crucial aspect of decision-making and the division of labour and allocation of responsibilities in respect of internally displaced persons.
Various modalities were suggested by Mr. Vendrell for the consideration of the Government of Myanmar so thatfuture visits by my Envoy to Myanmar could become more regular and less contentious than in the past.
Since we are apparently not able to deal immediately with the most important and at the same time with the most difficult subjects, then let us at least deal,as a first step, with the less contentious issues on which general agreement already exists, such as the appointment of special coordinators.
If the reference to competence in draft guideline 2.1.3 was intended to refer to competence to present, rather than formulate, a reservation, the text would simply bedescribing ordinary diplomatic practice, and would be less contentious.
Recalling the Commission's previous recommendations on non-monetary awards, CCAQ stressed their potential in recognition and reward systems; indeed,they might be less contentious than cash awards at the start-up of a scheme.
It was further suggested that a steering committee be established to study the question of communications, consulting with mandate holders on important questions andproceeding with analysis and action on less contentious issues.
If it truly wished to advance the cause of human rights and improve cooperation with States parties and other treaty bodies,the Committee must work with the secretariat to produce a text that was less contentious and less open to misinterpretation.
Unfortunately, although a number of social movements are seeking to increase pressure on Governments(including by resorting to occupations of land), to address this issue, the sense of urgency regarding land redistribution has decreased, because of the end of the cold war andbecause of the conviction of many policymakers that technology-driven productivity improvements might be a less contentious alternative to agrarian reform.
Currently no less than 10 contentious cases were pending before it, and two requests for advisory opinions.
While such action is most likely to save lives and is less costly and contentious than action taken at a later stage, it can be challenging to secure the political support and resources required to undertake it.
Finally, while it is true that many delays in the proceedings must be attributed to the author himself, it none the less remains that after several years of contentious proceedings, there is no evidence of a judicial decision at first instance.
Problems were compounded by subsequent cuts in current expenditure,as the scope for less politically contentious capital expenditure cuts was exhausted. In proportional terms, the levels of public expenditure on health and education seem to have stabilized at comparable levels in different regions of the developing world about 3.4 per cent of GDP on education and 3.7 per cent on health for all developing countries, in 1988-1990 averages.