Примеры использования To overburden на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Concise, so as not to overburden national programmes.
The Global Assessment is carried out in two phases, in order not to overburden the respondents.
The Government had not wished to overburden the Peacebuilding Commission with excessively detailed information.
The Committee had limited the number of questions for initial and periodic reports so as not to overburden States.
The problem becomes acute when adequate assistance to overburdened family caregivers is not provided.
In order not to overburden the procedures for the recognition of refugee status, the Government created the status of"displaced person" in 1992.
On the contrary, I encouraged them to leave- so that not to overburden them with a load of knowledge unbearable to them.
It also called on the agencies to improve coordination in collecting information in order not to overburden countries.
Concern for the environment, however, should not lead us to overburden the crucial negotiation phase of crafting an agreement.
Finally, it was stated that the objective of using thresholds was to limit the number of reporters so as not to overburden the system.
The Secretariat should be careful not to overburden the Committee's programme of work with such repetitions and should present up-to-date reports.
Regional mechanisms were complementary, not mutually exclusive, yetit would be a mistake to overburden them with excessively high expectations.
Living on the edge starts to overburden his nervous system and as a result, actual reality and dream-like reality blend together and it becomes ever harder to distinguish between what is real and what is not.
Regional mechanisms were complementary, not mutually exclusive, yetit would be a mistake to overburden them with excessively high expectations.
At the same time, we must be cautious not to overburden the Security Council with matters of a cross-cutting nature, which ought to be tackled with added value in other United Nations forums.
The Sandiganbayan has jurisdiction to hear matters involving high ranking public officials so as not to overburden the judicial system.
She noted that it was particularly important not to overburden country offices with additional reporting requirements, given the need to focus on programme delivery.
The revolution was helping to redesign family roles, providing a fairer distribution of household chores,which continued to overburden women.
At the same time, we must also strive, as far as possible, and except in case of particular need,not to overburden the Secretariat, and not distract it from its normal, established work routine.
In order not to overburden the information centres, he had sent his own article to a syndicate and, at no cost to the United Nations, it had finally appeared in some 17 different languages around the world.
The same group suggested that too high a number of high-level events could undermine their significance and lead to overburdening of the General Assembly's programme of work.
Kuwait hopes that that subject will not be discussed in such a way as to overburden delegations-- particularly the smaller ones-- and effectively reduce them to the status of observers in a debate that is monopolized by certain delegations.
Proliferation of indicators used byinternational organizations in relation to conferences has led, in some cases, to overburdening national statistical offices.
Nevertheless, it is probably not useful to overburden the Guide to Practice by including express draft guidelines in this respect, and it probably suffices to state as much in the commentary on the draft guidelines proposed above.
Ms. McCreath(United Kingdom)said that she wished to avoid giving the impression that her delegation was seeking to overburden the Working Group and delay finalization of the draft Guide.
In order not to overburden experts, they were allocated no more than two reports per session, a demanding task in that the 10-member Committee was required to consider between seven and eight reports per session, in turn requiring the appointment of between 14 and 16 rapporteurs and corapporteurs for each session.
The reference to procedures that are expeditious and involving minimal expenses is intended to reflect the desire not to overburden the victim with a lengthy procedure akin to a judicial proceedings which may act as a disincentive.
Some delegations expressed the view that the resolution of disputes and adjustment of situations which were yet in their early stages of development might be better left to regional organizations,so as not to overburden the United Nations.
The reference to proceduresthat were expeditious and involved minimal expenses reflected the desire not to overburden the victim with a lengthy procedure akin to judicial proceedings which might act as a disincentive.
Another representative said that the argument that HFCs should be addressed under the Montreal Protocol because it had proved a successful treaty could be extended to all sorts of things andthat parties should be careful not to overburden the Protocol.