Примеры использования Restrictive nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In general, the delegation of France questioned the relevance of such a list and its restrictive nature.
Hungary expressed concern about the restrictive nature of the Printing Presses and Publications Act.
The restrictive nature of this provision is reinforced by the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation as of February 2, 2016.
The communication seems to generally address the restrictive nature of the Act.
The more restrictive nature of special provision TE 9(no excess pressure) was justified by the properties of the substances of UN Nos. 2015 and 2426 to which it was assigned.
The Committee expresses its concern about the restrictive nature of the legislation governing the right to strike.
There was no clear consensus on the proposal, andreservations were expressed about its restrictive nature.
The actual effective exchange rate will feed a restrictive nature of monetary conditions throughout the whole forecast horizon.
The fact that the French term indispensable is used clearly demonstrates the restrictive nature of the reservation.
Most of the amendments are due to the document's highly restrictive nature: the State of Texas has only those powers explicitly granted to it by the Constitution.
It should be recalled in this connection that in 1991 Morocco became the first party to accept the criteria for identification, despite their restrictive nature.
While these measures may be adopted by any competent authority(art. 31), given their restrictive nature they usually take place within the framework of judicial proceedings.
It expressed concerns at the restrictive nature and possible negative consequences for the work of NGOs of the Proclamation for the Registration and Regulation of Charities and Societies.
During her visits, the Special Rapporteur has been able to witness the effects of the restrictive nature of some current immigration policies.
Moreover, because of the restrictive nature of the protocols that governs the use of technology even its acquisition can mean that it remains limited to a particular use and is not widely diffused in the rest of the economy.
Both the local Serb population in the Region andinternational humanitarian agencies have expressed concern about the restrictive nature of this amnesty law.
The above-mentioned positive developments did not, however, change the overall restrictive nature of the Belarusian legislation pertaining to the functioning of public organizations.
The Chairman said that, in his personal view,the footnote had been devised as a way of providing a very small loophole that would slightly counterbalance the extremely restrictive nature of model provision 43.
Nonetheless, the task of matching each indicator to the WHO framework illustrated the restrictive nature of the framework and in the conceptual organization of the 14 domains.
At the same time, the real interest rate will be stimulating for the entire forecast horizon, with the exception of three consecutive quarters, starting in the fourth quarter of 2018,when it will feed a restrictive nature of monetary conditions.
The Chairperson said that the restrictive nature of the present wording of draft article 11 did not appear to have any real consequences, since a party could not rely on what had been known all along in order to make a challenge.
It was pointed out by most of the representatives that the Committee on Applications did not play a useful role in the adjudication of staff disputes, owing to the restrictive nature of its terms of reference set out in paragraph 1 of article 11 of the statute.
Some members had drawn attention to the need to refer explicitly in the text to the restrictive nature of interpretation; doing so might dispel fears that any act at all could be binding on the State or that the State might be bound by any act formulated by one of its representatives.
Mr. ZHOU Jian(China) said that the phrase which the Netherlands proposed to delete restricted the measures to those that were being referred to;the deletion of the phrase would therefore require the use of the word"certain" before the word"measures" to maintain the restrictive nature of the sentence.
With this in mind, the Committee reviewed the analysis reflected in the report of the Chief Executive Officer andnoted the more restrictive nature of the proposed provision that would be included in the UNJSPF pension adjustment system.
With the restrictive nature of regulation, the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan may provide for the collection and amount of fees or fees for the issuance of permits as property qualifications and restrictions on market entry, as well as for activities with a high level of danger or permits issued for activities with limited resources or using quotas.
On the informal methodsof work in WTO, which were criticized by many developing countries for their restrictive nature and non-transparency, some common understanding emerged on several elements to ensure an open-ended and more transparent informal decision-making process.
The amendments to the law on the right to asylum which amplified the grounds for rejecting asylum requests and allows for the detention of persons in the process of being removed to be held in aliens' detention centres for a period of up to 180 days;as well as the restrictive nature of the conditions in these centres which are comparable to those in prisons;
A point was raised in the report to the effect that there may have been many more unlawful abortions,whereas the excessively restrictive nature of the law had been exploited for personal account-settling and was conducive to personal and social tragedies of people incapable of coping with poverty, despondency and distress.