Examples of using Overly prescriptive in English and their translations into Russian
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Thus, whilst being comprehensive,the PoA is not overly prescriptive.
It is difficult to be overly prescriptive with respect to subsidization.
For the purposes of initiating discussion they are perhaps overly prescriptive at this stage.
Draft conclusion 6 was not overly prescriptive and should be regarded as a practice pointer to assist the interpreter.
The treaty should set out a broad framework of obligations andshould not be overly prescriptive.
However, as a framework document,the TCEs text should not be overly prescriptive and detailed in defining the“tiers” under that approach.
In view of the intrinsic relativism of international investment law,the outcome of the Commission's work should not be overly prescriptive.
It was the general view that the Commission should not be overly prescriptive, in order not to tamper with the flexibility of the customary process.
However, the Commission should take into account the flexibility of customary law and avoid taking an overly prescriptive approach to the topic.
The general view had been that the Commission should avoid an overly prescriptive or dogmatic approach in order to preserve the flexibility of the customary process.
In other words, we would essentially rely on our negotiating skills after the adoption of the programme of work rather than, as now,trying to be overly prescriptive in advance.
Every situation is different, andwe must guard against an overly prescriptive and, I would say,overly simplistic checklist approach to action.
The Norwegian delegation pointed out that both the guidelines for target-setting anddocuments for reporting should be process-oriented and not overly prescriptive.
It was said that it would be undesirable for the draft paragraph to be overly prescriptive in respect of the form that an interim measure should take.
The development of guidelines and model clauses for thefinal report was considered desirable, although due account had been taken of the risks associated with an overly prescriptive outcome.
At the same time,several States noted that the recommendations should not be overly prescriptive and that, in their current form, they were too detailed in places.
It was furthermore suggested that requiring the parties' agreement for the use of electronic means, as currently specified in paragraph36 of the Notes, was overly prescriptive and not appropriate.
There was concern that paragraph 2 of the Working Group text was overly prescriptive, and many delegations proposed the merging of paragraph 2 into paragraph 1.
The criterion of"concordant, common and consistent" practice initially proposed by the Special Rapporteur had not been retained,since some members had thought that it was insufficiently established or overly prescriptive.
There is no better way to stifle a new approach than to burden it with overly prescriptive bureaucracy and complexity.
Some delegations found paragraphs 14 and 15 overly prescriptive, whereas others found that they were providing guidance on how these issues could best be dealt with.
Comprehensiveness: the peace agreement reached through negotiation must, without being overly prescriptive, permit the parties to enact it.
While the standards should not be overly prescriptive, there must be sufficient commonality in the understanding of these standards to truly facilitate action on the bilateral, regional and multilateral levels.
Given the nature of such provisions, the inclusion of guidelines and model clauses in the final report on the topic might result in an overly prescriptive outcome and therefore would not be appropriate.
Canada noted that the recommendations were at times unclear or overly prescriptive and expressed a preference for wording that would not oblige Member States to undertake particular initiatives that were not relevant to their domestic circumstances.
It was said in support of a proposal for ensuring that the Rules retained a technologically neutral approach that the Rules ought not to be overly prescriptive in defining the technological methodology.
Furthermore, the draft paragraph could not be regarded as being overly prescriptive since it expressly recognized the parties' freedom to deviate from its provisions.
The contracting authority may find it useful to formulate the project specifications in a way that defines adequately the output andperformance required without being overly prescriptive in how that is to be achieved.
Perhaps, in the first instance, it could prepare a report which, without being overly prescriptive, could pave the way for further work at the Sixth Committee's request.
His delegation shared the Special Rapporteur's view that it would be better not to deal with jus cogens as part of the topic;it also agreed that the results of the Commission's work should not be overly prescriptive.

