Examples of using Highly restrictive in English and their translations into Russian
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The phrase“unique product of” was highly restrictive.
That highly restrictive provision called for clarification.
In Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, highly restrictive media environments remain.
Prior to April 2003,the rules governing domains under the. se top domain were highly restrictive.
They enforced a highly restrictive and primitive vision of Islamic law involving repressive measures and widespread human rights violations;
The regulatory framework on freedom of association also remains highly restrictive in Uzbekistan.
Among these are a highly restrictive definition of'mercenary' and'mercenarism', and the absence of adequate safeguards for the rights of the accused.
At the same time, a significant proportion of women continue to live in States with highly restrictive laws.
Often, highly restrictive and detrimental contracts signed by migrant women are in a language they do not understand E/CN.4/2004/76.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child is also concerned about the impact of highly restrictive abortion laws on the right to health of adolescent girls.
However, court practice shows that the notion of"political offence", which is not defined by any legal text,is in fact interpreted in a highly restrictive manner.
In Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, highly restrictive media environments remain and journalists face systematic pressure by government actors.
Moreover, even reduced border protection in the acceding countries may in some cases remain highly restrictive e.g. beef.
In 2008, the HR Committee reiterated its concern regarding the highly restrictive circumstances under which women can lawfully have an abortion in Ireland.
Income-testing was less marked in the Czech Republic, where it was applied to some but not all benefits andin a manner that was not highly restrictive.
The Committee was further informed that bookings made three months in advance would be highly restrictive, with limits to the number of changes that could be made.
In the present case,as a result of a highly restrictive interpretation of the criminal law, the health authorities failed to protect the author and neglected the special protection which her situation required.
They assert that article L 7811 of the Judicial Code in fact establishes a highly restrictive, unworkable form of State responsibility.
The sole exception to the proposed ban is highly restrictive, as it requires a decision by the governmental authorities, based on the absolute necessity of ensuring the safety of our forces.
The requirement of integrity(i.e. that the treaty should be the same for all parties)entailed a highly restrictive regime governing reservations.
Please further respond toreports that a Law on Public Associations in 2003, as since amended, is highly restrictive, in that it provides inter alia for:(a) the compulsory registration of public associations;(b) prohibits the activities of unregistered groups;(c) imposes liability for individuals who act on behalf of such groups;(d) requires that a minimum of 50 and 500 members for an association be registered at the local and national levels respectively; and(e) contains onerous obligations on associations to report to authorities.
The resolution has been used in the Conference on Disarmament to suggest a highly restrictive mandate for the negotiation of a fissile-materials convention.
Mr. Seilenthal(Estonia) said that Roma children were not systematically sent to psychiatric hospitals, but they were overrepresented in special education schools,some of which had a highly restrictive regime.
At the same time, policies for granting visas to travel to the country are highly restrictive, and among others, international human rights monitors are barred access.
Developing countries that are eligible for preferential access to the markets in the major importing countries often have low rates of preference utilization caused by highly restrictive preferential rules of origin.
Legislation regulating migration in the Russian Federation, for example,is highly restrictive(580), dating back to a time when the control of movement and immigration was a national priority.
As to possible exceptions to immunity ratione personae for those identified in draft article 3(Persons enjoying immunity ratione personae),the current state of international law required a highly restrictive approach.
JS 5 stated that the Non-Governmental Organisations Act(2009)imperilled the freedom of association by creating a highly restrictive regulatory regime for NGOs that served to impede rather than enable freedom of association.
It expresses concern at the situation of children with conduct disorders who are being placed in special centres financed by public administration, but privately managed, which have a wide variety ofintervention programmes for children, ranging from highly restrictive to more open socializing initiatives.
The Committee against Torture urges the State party to evaluate what effects the current highly restrictive laws on abortion have on women's health.
