Примеры использования Would be disproportionate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Even where they can, the necessary resources would be disproportionate to the expected results.
Once you had to demonstrate different phenomena, but now, on the eve of external andplanetary events, it would be disproportionate.
He submits that his deportation to Somalia would be disproportionate to the State party's goal of preventing the commission of criminal offences.
Conversely, the substantial penalties appropriate to a large national ormultinational company would be disproportionate for a smaller enterprise.
An inmate may not be confined in an observation cell if the confinement would be disproportionate in view of the purpose of the measure and the indignity and the unpleasantness presumably caused by the measure.
The prosecutions would thus not be regarded as being necessary in a democratic society, andthe sentences imposed would be disproportionate.
The time and cost required to examine andevaluate a large number of tenders would be disproportionate to the value of the subject matter of the procurement.
Expanding these provisions to all spheres would mean a strong intervention in private law andthe freedom of contract and would be disproportionate.
The time and cost required to examine andevaluate a large number of tenders would be disproportionate to the value of the goods or construction to be procured.
He argues that deportation of the author in view of his mental illness, inability to care for himself, absence of other family andnonserious offending would be disproportionate.
The Committee therefore considered that the author's deportation to Somalia impeding his return to his own country would be disproportionate to the legitimate aim of preventing the commission of further crimes and therefore arbitrary.
Comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation would, however, represent a strong intervention in private law andaccordingly in the freedom of contract, which from the perspective of Liechtenstein's liberal economic order would be disproportionate.
The Committee therefore considers that the author's deportation to Somalia impeding his return to his own country would be disproportionate to the legitimate aim of preventing the commission of further crimes and therefore arbitrary.
The District Judge was not invited, as he should have been, to consider s.21A of the EA, both whether extradition would be compatible with the Article 8 rights of the Appellant andhis family and whether extradition would be disproportionate.
The time and cost required to examine andevaluate a large number of proposals would be disproportionate to the value of the services to be procured, provided that it solicits proposals from a sufficient number of suppliers or contractors to ensure effective competition; or.
An attack that causes excessive incidental casualties or damage in relation to the concrete anddirect military advantage anticipated would be disproportionate and prohibited.
The time and cost required to examine andevaluate a large number of proposals would be disproportionate to the value of the subject matter to be procured, provided that the procuring entity solicits proposals from a sufficient number of suppliers or contractors to ensure effective competition; or.
An attack that causes excessive incidental casualties or damage in relation to the concrete anddirect military advantage anticipated would be disproportionate and prohibited.
The rule on solicitation in article 34(1)(b) requires that, where restricted tendering is used where the time and cost required to examine andevaluate a large number of tenders would be disproportionate to the value of the subject matter of the procurement, suppliers or contractors should be invited in a non-discriminatory manner and in a sufficient number to ensure effective competition.
For this reason, the Advisory Committee does not believe it is necessary to apply this recommendation prospectively only, since to do so would only result in a 60 per cent increase for current pensioners, which,in the opinion of the Advisory Committee would be disproportionate.
The alternative view was expressed that the provision should be redrafted to reflect that the costs of international publication(e.g. translation) would be disproportionate to the value of the procurement and that this was the reason to allow the procuring entity not to publish internationally.
Although he understood that the ceiling was intended to keep the United Nations from becoming excessively dependent on any single country or small group of countries,a reduction of the ceiling should not result in an increase in the financial burden of other countries to a level which would be disproportionate to the responsibilities they assumed.
The time and cost required to examine andevaluate a large number of proposals would be disproportionate to the value of the subject matter to be procured, provided that the procuring entity solicits proposals from a sufficient number of suppliers or contractors to ensure effective competition and selects suppliers or contractors from which to solicit proposals in a non-discriminatory manner; or.
The poor would borrow relatively small amounts, and the processing andsupervision of lending to them would consume administrative costs that would be disproportionate to the amount of lending.
The representative of UNDP indicated that the organizations had considered a 100 per cent increase in the entitlement, as had been proposed by some members of ICSC, butit was considered that this would be disproportionate and, after consulting with their respective budget sections, they had concluded that a 50 per cent adjustment was the absolute maximum that could be absorbed.
They should also provide essential safeguards against the artificial division of the subject matter of the procurement for the purpose, for example, of justifying the use of restricted tendering on the ground set out in article 29(1)(b)[**hyperlink**],i.e. that the time and cost required to examine and evaluate a large number of tenders would be disproportionate to the value of the subject matter of the procurement.
While it is understandable that a party may have its activities suspended for a gross breach of the law,such a sanction would be disproportionate in cases where a party“violates” its“programme”.
There was agreement that restricted tendering should be available in cases of low-value procurement, but subject to considerations of economy and efficiency and formulated along the lines of the explanation contained in the draft Guide:"where the time and cost of the examination andevaluation of a large number of tenders would be disproportionate to the value of the goods or construction to be procured.
The law requires the cancelling of an attack when it becomes apparent that the target is civilian orthat the civilian loss would be disproportionate to the expected military gain.
Even if a given product could be"complementary" enough to find a regional market,inter-island distances within the region may imply transport costs that would be disproportionate to the market value of the products.