Примеры использования Was restrictive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 3.3 of the Protocol was restrictive.
The second concept, which was restrictive, recognized the immunity of a State for public acts(acta de jure imperii) but not for private acts acta de jure gestionis.
Cuba believed that the current composition of the Committee was restrictive.
The qualification for the basic old-age pension was restrictive and the pension's amount was low.
It was agreed that express mention should be made in the draft Guide of the fact that existing legislation was restrictive.
She concluded that in general the legal framework of Turkmenistan was restrictive in terms of the laws and provisions relevant for the work of human rights defenders.
The various political parties had different views as to whether the policy was restrictive or not.
The point was made that,literally interpreted, the article was restrictive, and not consonant with the regime under the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
Since it resulted in a separation of the regime applicable to reservations to treaties concluded between several organizations- aligned with that of the1969 Vienna Convention- and the regime applicable to reservations to treaties concluded between organizations and States, which was restrictive for organizations and liberal for States; Arts. 19 and 19 bis.
However, the wording of the statute was restrictive, as it spoke of racist"purpose" rather than"motivation", and failed to acknowledge explicitly the possibility of mixed motives.
Ms. Kudaiberdieva(Kyrgyzstan) observed that the existing law on the private ownership of land was restrictive, in that it prohibited, inter alia, the division of plots of land.
Thus, macroeconomic policy was restrictive, which led to a slowdown in internal demand, and was reflected in a slight drop in inflation, which went from 6.5 per cent in 2001 to 5.8 per cent in 2002.
She also felt that the recent amendment to the Indian Act concerning the status of First Nation women was restrictive and unfair because it would not apply to future generations.
The proclamation on charities and societies was restrictive and already had a significant impact on the ground, and the anti-terrorism proclamation contained a very broad definition of what constituted encouragement of terrorism and terrorist acts.
Ms. Gaer said that the definition of custodial rape in the State party's legislation was restrictive, since only women were mentioned as potential victims of such offences.
The first was that such application was restrictive, which meant that it could apply only in crimes committed by members of the public security forces on active service and in connection with their duties.
As to education in the mother tongue, the number of schools indicated in paragraph 133- 30 in Polish and1 in Slovak- seemed so small compared to the relative size of those minority populations that it appeared that either legislation on education was restrictive or there was little demand for classes in those languages.
Not all, however,endorsed this assertion. Some representatives pointed out that it was restrictive, and that to replace the term“unilateral act” by“unilateral declaration” could allow for the exclusion of specific acts.
The aliens policy was restrictive in general, but not the asylum policy, in compliance with the 1951 Geneva Convention relating to the Status of Refugees: all persons needing international protection were granted asylum by the Government.
Moreover, it was felt that explanations of the knowledge society in terms of traditional economics was restrictive and did not properly take into account the unique dynamics and features of knowledge as distinct from standard goods and services.
Pakistan also pointed out that the existing formulation of article 25 was restrictive because it did not cover cases where illicit enrichment, although a result of acts performed during the holding of office, might take place after retirement.
Mr. DIACONU said that the use of the term“International Bill of Human Rights”- which was normally taken to include only the Universal Declaration of Human Rights andthe two international human rights covenants- was restrictive and would not necessarily be clear to the State party, and proposed using instead the words“relevant international human rights instruments”.
It was also felt that article C,notwithstanding the fact that it was restrictive in its approach to liability because it was limited to harm caused by activities with a risk of causing such harm,was an initial step by the Commission towards its ultimate goal, viz. the regulation of liability.
The commission noted that- even though the nickel marketing agreement between BNC, MMCZ and Glencore International was restrictive- its competitive effects were felt more on foreign markets than on the local Zimbabwean market, where BNC was the sole nickel producer and the product was not consumed.
This provision is restrictive.
The laws in place in regard to abortion are restrictive.
The list of circumstances is restrictive.
The security assurances offered by most nuclear-weapon States are restrictive, partial and qualified.
I can not say that photography is restrictive.
Such criteria should be restrictive in nature.