Примеры использования Less drastic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Don't you have anything less drastic?
Similar, but less drastic, experiments have been performed.
Climate and land-use impacts on the temperate forests are expected to be relatively less drastic.
This provides a similar but less drastic, more compact alternative.
A less drastic measure is a family supervision order.
In societies that have not been subject to rapid economic development, urbanization and demographic transformations,the changes have been less drastic.
Alright, it might be less drastic in reality, but this can get quite annoying when wearing a wig obviously.
The relatively mild economic transformation has resulted in comparatively low rates of unemployment, poverty and inequity,as well as less drastic fluctuations in mortality indicators.
The Commission itself calls for less drastic outcomes, including extensions of time and periods of reflection.
While, in relations between belligerents, the less stringent prohibitions of the laws of war replace those of the law of peace, the changes in relations between belligerent andnon-belligerent Powers are less drastic.
The reduction in fleet deployment was less drastic on major South- South routes, reflecting the robustness of South- South trade.
It is becoming increasingly difficult to find a girl at least once not in demand now tested the service for gel nail extensions or a less drastic variant is characterized by remarkable resistance design using gel Polish.
Other less drastic measures decided upon by a child welfare committee, such as monitoring of the home or a ruling that the child may not be taken out of the country, can be made the subject of appeals to a special child protection complaints committee.
Tea is a well known central nervous system stimulant,although it has a much less drastic than coffee, thanks to the release of caffeine is slow and progressive action exciting.
The carrier, it was further suggested, should also be required to explain the reasons for taking any of those measures and to show that the actual orpotential danger posed by the goods could not have been averted by less drastic measures than the ones actually taken.
Economic contraction following the withdrawal of a significant international presence is expected to be less drastic than had been feared-- the actual decline in real GDP during 2002 is expected be around 1 per cent.
It was felt that a less drastic increase for France was appropriate as an immediate relief measure, which, coupled with the methodology review proposals, which ICSC intended to consider at its next session, should address the problem.
The new law expands the options available to public prosecutors toavoid bringing charges and to take instead less drastic measures, such as discontinuation of proceedings if the offender redresses the wrong done to the victim.
In the General Assembly andthrough the diplomatic protests of individual countries, virtually the entire international community has already condemned the United States for attempting to impose its Cuba policy on third countries in ways far less drastic than this provision of the Helms/Burton bill.
Concerning the application of penalties to accomplices, it should be pointed out that the treatment given is less drastic, inasmuch as article 63 of the Penal Code provides that in respect of them the penalty specified in the Code for the perpetrators of an offence committed shall be imposed, but shall be reduced by one third.
The consolidated report also states that in about 70 per cent of the cases where the Secretary-General rejected a unanimous JAB recommendation in whole or in part, the Tribunal either rejected entirely applications against such decisions orordered a measure that was significantly less drastic than that which the JAB had recommended.
He maintained that Slovene judges issued rulings specifying less drastic measures for ensuring the presence of an accused person(particularly in relation to bail) with reluctance, resorting relatively hastily to the most drastic measure envisaged for this, i.e. detention p. 32/1996.
While forceful action to maintain or restore international peace and security is likely to remain the prerogative of Member States acting with the authority of the Security Council, it seems certain that the United Nations will be called upon as much as ever, andperhaps more than ever, to intervene in less drastic manner in a wide variety of situations.
Furthermore, the legitimate object of the law could certainly have been achieved by a less drastic provision that would not imply that the State party had attempted to turn historical truths and experiences into legislative dogma that may not be challenged, no matter what the object behind that challenge, nor its likely consequences.
The restrictions placed on the author did not curb the core of his right to freedom of expression, nor did they in any way affect his freedom of research; they were intimately linked to the value they were meant to protect- the right to be free from incitement to racism or anti-semitism;protecting that value could not have been achieved in the circumstances by less drastic means.
In about 70 per cent of the cases over the past four years, the Administrative Tribunal either rejected in their entirety applications against decisions where the Secretary-General had rejected a JAB recommendation, orordered a measure that was significantly less drastic than what the JAB had recommended, such as awarding a relatively small amount of damages when the JAB had recommended that a separated staff member be reinstated.
Mr. Elsayed(Egypt) proposed that a proviso should be added at the end of draft article 16 to the effect that, in order to evade liability for the measure contemplated by the article, the carrier must declare that it was unaware that the goods were dangerous or might become a danger; and, if the carrier took measures damaging to the goods, it must justify those measures andexplain why it could not take less drastic measures.
Although trains in the EU, not counting underground railways, carried more than 5 billion passengers in 2003,Governments are likely to try less drastic and cheaper measures, like more police and cameras, more exits from trains and tunnels to aid escape, better emergency lighting, educating passengers to keep alert for suspicious baggage, etc.
We face threats today-- terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, catastrophic disease,climate change-- arguably more drastic and less easily confronted than those faced by our founding fathers, and the threat posed by poverty, which they knew.
My delegation is deeply disturbed by the drastic decline in official development assistance to less than one third of the internationally agreed target of 0.7 per cent of the gross national product of donor countries.