Примеры использования Less rigorous на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More often the Method of indivisibles was used; it was less rigorous, but more simple and powerful.
States or railways may, in the same manner,make the conditions for acceptance laid down in RID less rigorous.
Some argue the necessity of a less rigorous application of the rule, especially to procedural matters.
Other ECE countries have developed diverse policies with a less rigorous context and approach.
The proposed measures are infinitely less rigorous than the current laws of democracies that do not have the high levels of terrorism that we have in Colombia.
However, the reduced risks for the publisher can also mean that quality control is less rigorous than usual.
Despite similar appearance as a layered model,it uses a much less rigorous, loosely defined architecture that concerns itself only with the aspects of logical networking.
His paintings of this period are characterised by flat shapes and controlled lines,using pointillism in a less rigorous way than before.
These instructions seem disproportionate when compared with the considerably less rigorous requirements for carriage in bulk recently included in the regulations.
In other regional contexts,regional standards are weaker and monitoring of State compliance with human rights standards is less rigorous.
The Committee was concerned about the provisions of the Penal Code that allowed less rigorous sanctions or penalties for"honour killings.
A less rigorous regime operates at women's corrective labour colonies, and pregnant women and mothers are guaranteed care and medical treatment Penal Enforcement Code, art. 101.
However, in more than 80per cent of cases, such actions by prisoners are aimed at obtaining a less rigorous regime of detention.
Another advantage of developing small-scale mining was that it required less rigorous financial and technical conditions and therefore had less substantial initial investment costs.
States or railways may, in the same manner, make the conditions for acceptance laid down in RID less rigorous.
In turn, there is nothing that precludes a parent company from setting up a foreign affiliate in a jurisdiction with less rigorous money laundering controls and selling widgets to the affiliate at a“fair market” price.
Commissions of inquiry are able to complement the prosecutorial function as they may make use of information not admissible in a court of law because the evidentiary standards are less rigorous.
The question arose, therefore,whether compulsory fact-finding was truly less rigorous than compulsory conciliation.
His delegation felt that a less rigorous regime for situations where countermeasures had not been applied was an invitation to injured States to resort to countermeasures so that they could better avail themselves of the dispute settlement procedure envisaged for that eventuality.
It believed that the standard required of States in this protocol must be no less rigorous than those in other human rights treaties.
In the latter category the possibilities include but are not limited to: fewer courses offered, worse infrastructure and educational resources, fewer or less qualified teachers, a curriculum giving more weight to non-academic subjects such as vocational or homemaking skills, orteaching fewer, lower-level or less rigorous science and math courses.
Under(b) controls could easily be evaded by residents crossing borders to neighbouring States with less rigorous controls or enforcement, conducting business there, and returning as soon as the business has been completed.
In a number of cases, reports were received that underage recruits were initially rejected when presented to this centre,but were accepted at other more remote or less rigorous centres when presented there.
Concern was also expressed that envisaging a less rigorous regime for situations where countermeasures had not been applied was an invitation to injured States to resort to countermeasures so that they could better avail themselves of the dispute settlement procedure envisaged for that eventuality- a most unfortunate result if one bore in mind that countermeasures were forms of self-help innately inimical to the development of international law into a centralized system and capable of abuse, given the differences in power among States.
It tends to be less structured to capture the perspectives and interpretations of the people surveyed,which does not mean to be less rigorous, but it makes the control of research more critical.
While pesticides require premarket submission of extensive data sets before their registration for use, however, new industrial chemicals require much less data to be submitted,resulting in reduced costs and less rigorous conditions of use.
Based on Language Systems's popular intensive ESL program, the Vacation English program focuses on listening, speaking, grammar and reading skills,but it has less rigorous academic requirements, helping students improve while having enough time to explore popular nearby tourist sites.
If one State or region adopts measures to reduce or eliminate their activities-- and, most importantly, demonstrates the capacity and political will to implement the measures-- traffickers, too often,are able to re-establish their operations in other States or regions where the laws and their enforcement are less rigorous, sometimes just across a border.
It was told that, pursuant to Ministry of Justice internal regulationNo. 211 of 29 April 2003, conditions in detention for minors were to be made less rigorous, and a specific regime would apply to minors in detention from now on.
Mr. GARVALOV said that the case of Belgium demonstrated that language was not necessarily the only criterion the Committee should use in deciding on ethnic differences, but nor should it ignore it, even if languages andreligions were less rigorous criteria than ethnic origins.