Примеры использования Only exceptionally на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Only exceptionally do they cover the whole of the issue which concerns them.
In practice, however, their collection bins are only exceptionally used for transport.
Mexico believes that only exceptionally serious international crimes should fall within its purview.
In Senegal, detainees are subjected to disciplinary measures only exceptionally.
In Panama and Zambia, this was only exceptionally the practice, due to difficulties concerning resources.
In 24 responding countries,this was practised only exceptionally or never.
It appears that government forces only exceptionally intervened to prevent or stop civilians from being killed.
In Brunei Darussalam, Mauritius andSenegal, the right to legal representation was only exceptionally the practice.
Administrative detention is employed only exceptionally and for a maximum of 15 days in particular types of administrative offence.
If a State made both reservations and interpretative declarations at the same time, the latter could only exceptionally be equated with the former.
The view was expressed that only exceptionally should non-open procurement methods be used for the first stage of procurement using framework agreements.
And prompt delivery of flowers can make a surprise not only exceptionally pleasant, but also timely.
Is activated only exceptionally within the conditions of use specified in paragraph 5.1.5.4. for the purposes defined in paragraph 5.1.5.6. and not longer than is needed for these purposes.
Peak tariffs are normally within the 12 to 30 per cent range and only exceptionally reach levels as high as 320 per cent e.g. leather shoes.
The Committee has only exceptionally given an extraterritorial application to rights guaranteed by the Covenant, thereby protecting the essentially territorial nature of the rights guaranteed therein.
It is anticipated that such additional facilities will be required only exceptionally once both the M and C buildings are fully functional.
Only exceptionally, a specific authority had been designated as competent such as an arbitral institution, the Office of the Ombudsman, the Office of Economic Dispute Resolution or Commissioner of the Law.
Clearly, the underlying belief was that the State of the seat would only exceptionally be the State of nationality of a corporation.
Patients may only exceptionally use other paths for protecting their rights and may also formally file a complaint with the Ministry of Health, Human Rights Ombudsman or with the relevant court.
Outside these areas, provisions concerning the special rights of national minorities are implemented only exceptionally, when the law so stipulates.
Remand prisoners are kept in police stations only exceptionally. This is, however, quite often necessary especially in the bigger cities.
Ms. Nawad(Lebanon) said that, according to the Lebanese Penal Code,the death penalty was applied only exceptionally, for the most serious crimes.
The third persons can have access to this information only exceptionally(when justified by public interest) and possibly for scientific and investigative purposes under very specified conditions.
If one made that distinction, the first category would group circumstances which radically exclude wrongfulness,while the other circumstances would have a more limited effect and only exceptionally provide a shield against responsibility.
Some had expressed the view that it should be used only exceptionally and that preference should be given to other criteria for the exercise of jurisdiction, such as territoriality or nationality.
In the case of a minor, coercive measures, such as arrest and detention, can be taken only exceptionally, depending on the seriousness of the offence.
The State party emphasises that the Committee has only exceptionally considered the extraterritorial application of rights guaranteed by the Covenant, thereby protecting the essentially territorial nature of the rights guaranteed therein.
The study found that many provisions in international law pointed to a general rule according to which forced displacement could be undertaken only exceptionally, on a non-discriminatory basis and not arbitrarily imposed, but that that protection largely was only implicit.
That issues under that provision might only exceptionally be raised by an extradition decision in circumstances where the fugitive has suffered or risks suffering a flagrant denial of due process in the requesting State.
The decision on the detention of a juvenile during criminal proceedings is taken only exceptionally and on the basis of the decision of a judge for juvenile delinquents.