Примеры использования More flexible approaches на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More flexible approaches are needed than just confidentialising the data prior to its release.
A number of other delegations also highlighted efforts to provide more flexible approaches to funding.
R23 Consider more flexible approaches to the allocation of tasks, the development of more cross-department/ project work and more flexible working time arrangements.
A unified standing treaty body could introduce, different and more flexible approaches in order to engage as many stakeholders.
It is predicated upon the fact that today's people are willingto pay a higher price in order to enter a market more quickly and to have more flexible approaches.
More flexible approaches are being tested to enable participants to proceed at different speeds and to keep arrangements open for future participants.
There is a movement evident in Latin America, for instance, towards more flexible approaches that allow for various speeds of integration and are free of standard geographical constraints.
National civil services are also undergoing significant transformation: they are deregulating andintroducing far more flexible approaches responsive to market forces.
Other countries(such as Norway and Sweden)adopt more flexible approaches that include issues such as disease severity and unmet need among their decision-making criteria 2; 65; 69.
Compared with the previous editions of the ENP, the current document is more realistic; it acknowledges several misfortunes in the neighbourhood policy anddeclares the willingness to more flexible approaches.
On the recommendation of the Chairman,it decided not to establish formal subgroups at this time: more flexible approaches, such as the use of informal consultation groups, were preferred.
In this respect, the Committee identified several issues related to treaty interpretation, where a plain andordinary reading of the treaty led to compliance cases before the Committee, but where the Parties may have intended a different result through more flexible approaches.
Within its proposed agenda for reform, OI recommends that more flexible approaches to conditionality be applied with economic reforms geared towards the real needs of poor countries.
In the Committee's opinion, in order to resolve such issues, which are driven by a conflict of the migration, tax, and labour laws,it is essential to design special and more flexible approaches as well as to incorporate them into law.
What was needed was that developing countries should be given room for more flexible approaches to reductions in tariffs and to undertake the necessary measures with respect to special safeguard measures and for special products.
It was essential to streamline requirements and improve coordination of disbursement and delivery mechanisms in order to minimize the burden of compliance on the recipient countries,moving from conditionality to partnership and thus to more flexible approaches.
Traditional approaches to technical and financial assistance are being replaced by more flexible approaches based on learned experience that link financial assistance more directly to capacity-building.
Some delegations have suggested that simpler annexes and/or more flexible approaches to applying their provisions(e.g. through relaxed timescales for some countries) might encourage better implementation of the Protocol.
The communicants submit that the most obvious way to make the law compliant with article 9, paragraphs 2 and 3,of the Convention would be to apply the existing more flexible approaches in relation to material mistake of fact and the use of the proportionality principle as in cases concerning human rights and EU law.
The changing international trading environment calls for new, more flexible approaches to S&D treatment,more adapted to the realities of a world of increased trade liberalization and the globalization of production.
A flexible response was evident in such areas as the local procurement of biometric technology and cash payments to refugees, butthere are opportunities to adopt more flexible approaches at the local level to the allocation of budgets and to hire skilled professionals locally, wherever possible, rather than await international procedures to fill urgent gaps.
Therefore a wider and more flexible approach to coding and identification was required.
A more flexible approach to regulation was also considered important.
A more flexible approach to the allocation of conference time.
UNHCR has already put in place a more flexible approach to emergency staffing.
In addition, States might adopt a more flexible approach to the double criminality principle.
Belarus was also in favour of a more flexible approach for the timetable.
Examination of the issue showed that a more flexible approach was required in this area.
We believe that that proposal shows a much more flexible approach.
Swiss courts have adopted a more flexible approach.