Examples of using Increasingly restrictive in English and their translations into Russian
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How can human rights defenders respond to an increasingly restrictive environment?
He lamented the increasingly restrictive interpretation of the principle of the right to asylum, even in the developed countries.
In general, copyright legislation in Korea has grown increasingly restrictive.
Women's vulnerability to violence is fostered by increasingly restrictive immigration laws that have unequal consequences for women.
Increasingly restrictive and discriminatory legislation is encroaching on individuals' freedom of movement and residence and their right to live with their families.
The austerity measures of the health system can appear increasingly restrictive for the reimbursement of surgical treatment.
Increasingly restrictive and discriminatory regulations are undermining freedom of movement and residence and the right to live as a family.
The Asylum and Immigration Act 1996 could be compared with similar, increasingly restrictive, legislation in other European countries.
The CC observed that since the mid-1990s, policies and legislation for refugees andasylum-seekers in the United Kingdom have become increasingly restrictive.
Increasingly restrictive immigration policies on the part of the major destination countries also contribute to forcing potential migrants into accepting illegal and dangerous immigration arrangements.
Its objective isto provide reasonable and flexible copyright models as an alternative to the increasingly restrictive default prescriptions.
Migrants and refugees are often confused in public debate,leading to increasingly restrictive policies and measures which may deny asylum to refugees in desperate need of international protection.
The scale of mixed movements andperceptions of abuse have led some African nations to adopt increasingly restrictive asylum policies.
The Special Rapporteur finds the increasingly restrictive limits imposed again this year on the special rapporteurs reporting to the General Assembly inappropriate and counter-productive.
JS2 noted increased use of Internet and online media by HRDs andonline media activists has been met with the adoption of increasingly restrictive legislation.
Access to health services outside the Gaza Strip has become increasingly restrictive, with the percentage of permits granted decreasing from 89 per cent in January 2007 to 64 per cent in December 2007.
Brazil asked the delegation to comment on the assessment that the legislation on refugees andasylum-seekers has become increasingly restrictive, with detrimental effects on their living conditions.
The Office has also had to contend with an increasingly restrictive application of the 1951 Convention, including diverging interpretations of the Convention's provisions and a waning quality of asylum offered worldwide.
This could mitigate the risk of further deterioration of export revenue arising from importing countries' increasingly restrictive demands for ecologically neutral production processes.
There are increasingly restrictive policy and legal shifts taking place in the region which, along with spiralling foreigner intolerance and xenophobia, have produced serious security, legal, social and economic problems for refugees.
A series of commissions examined the problem in 1965, 1975, 1985 and 1991 butpostponed solutions by adopting increasingly restrictive measures with regard to the granting of Kuwaiti nationality.
It further states that increasingly restrictive immigration policies limit the possibility of legal entry[into another country], which in turn drives more and more would-be migrants, particularly women and girls, to unwittingly entrust themselves to traffickers.
On the negative side,the highly politicized environment in which much of the asylum debate has taken place has prompted increasingly restrictive measures in many areas of asylum law and practice.
However, there was also a waning of the quality of asylum offered worldwide, and an increasingly restrictive application of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol, including in several regions with a tradition of generous asylum policies.
Thus, UNCHR faces a triple challenge in this country: protection and assistance to the remaining refugees,implementation of voluntary repatriation and an increasingly restrictive environment for long-steers and new asylum-seekers.
In contrast with trade liberalization, immigration policies have become increasingly restrictive, particularly for people with low skills, despite the demand for their labour in many industrialized countries.
In its 2006 report, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East(UNRWA) stated that illegal Israeli settlements continue to expand and encroach on Palestinian land,and noted an increasingly restrictive permit system.
While United Nations agencies continued to negotiatefor unimpeded humanitarian access, the Palestinians experienced an increasingly restrictive closure regime that directly undermined their ability to engage in economic activity.
Increasingly restrictive laws had made their situation increasingly precarious, and massive and sudden expulsions of migrant workers and asylum-seekers in many parts of the world seemed to have become a systematic method for regulating migratory movements, thus calling into question the very principle of non-discrimination.
However, concerns also arose with regard to a waning of the quality of asylum offered worldwide and an increasingly restrictive application of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol, including several regions with a tradition of generous asylum policies.

