Примеры использования Less onerous на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To establish less onerous conditions than those contained in paragraph 7.
Economic needs tests could thus present a less onerous barrier to trade in services if.
Less onerous administration means better service for Member States and increased productivity throughout the Organization.
In other words, new laws that are less onerous do not raise ex post facto concerns.
There are recommendations for stiffer penalties for property grabbing and less onerous procedures.
Civilian service was considered less onerous than armed service because the latter was performed within the military structure.
The number and scope of conditions attached to certain types of assistance should be made less onerous on recipient countries.
Conversely, there was a trend towards less onerous and more automatic procedures as far as acceptance and exercise of jurisdiction were concerned.
In this context,the State party also notes that the conditions of the alternative civil service were less onerous than that of military service.
Moreover, Israel had established a much less onerous permit system for Palestinians from the same villages working in Israeli settlements.
It would, thus, not be contrary to the harmonization to be achieved by the model law if a State retained even less onerous conditions.
A reduced menu of services,lower costs and less onerous management requirements would make this option a highly desirable and responsive solution.
However, the limited tendering system also entails certain formalities,although they may be somewhat less onerous than under the open tendering system.
In general, such social costs andpressures may be less onerous when residents actually receive economic and financial benefits from local tourism activity.
We support the Secretary-General's recommendation that funds for reconstruction should be made available sooner and through less onerous procedures.
Development partners committed to facilitating the WTO accession process for LDCs,making it less onerous and tailored to the specific economic conditions of LDCs Programme of Action, para. 68o.
Since the time of these cases,Australia has changed its law to permit the Minister for Immigration to grant a form of"community detention" that is less onerous.
Ensuring that the accession process is more effective and less onerous and tailored to their specific economic conditions, inter alia by streamlining WTO procedural requirements;
Funds for reconstruction should be made available(or at least pledged)substantially sooner and with significantly less onerous procedures than is currently the case.
He asked whether the authorities planned to establish less onerous criteria, such as introducing tax concessions for local donors or encouraging civil society organizations to engage in profit-making ventures?
They agreed on making the World Trade Organization accession process for least developed countries more effective and less onerous, and tailoring it to their specific economic conditions.
In the opinion of those delegations, other,perhaps less onerous alternatives to a strict"contractual" link might satisfy the requirements of the Convention, given the practical difficulties encountered with that requirement.
The Working Group agreed that the footnote should be deleted for the reason that it was unnecessary andthat the reference to"less onerous conditions" was awkward to apply in respect of an obligation to disclose.
Economic needs test andquotas should be made less onerous barriers to trade in services by(a) reducing their scope;(b) introducing transparency in the criteria;(c) bindings; and(d) supplementing the criteria by"minimum access commitments.
The gradual adoption of various verification parameters, in particular in terms of intensity, can also be implemented time wise,that is, starting with a less onerous scheme such as instrumented verification.
The European Committee of Social Rights of the Council of Europe has also accepted"that the less onerous nature of civilian services justifies a longer duration than that of military service", adding that Contracting Parties to the European Social Charter"enjoy a certain margin of appreciation in this area.
The purpose of identifying LDCs was to grant them special treatment in development assistance and market access and other concessions,which over time have also included less onerous obligations in various international treaty regimes.
It should be noted that the conditions for entry into force of an amendment to an annex are less onerous than those which apply in relation to other amendments such as this the creation of a new annex.
In order to effectively redress this situation, we strongly support the Secretary-General's view, expressed in paragraph 65 of the report,that funds for reconstruction should be made available sooner and with significantly less onerous procedures than is the case today.
This is reminiscent of the view, expressed in the commentary to article 21,that obligations of result are in some sense less onerous than obligations of conduct because of the element of discretion in achieving the result that is left to the State concerned.