Examples of using Changes in the rules in English and their translations into Spanish
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When it concluded seven years later it had produced numerous changes in the rules of agricultural trade.
Since the fourth periodic report there have been several changes in the rules concerning the expulsion of aliens.
These changes in the rules of the game have helped drive the reallocation of resources in the financial and capital markets.
New or re-tested systems should take into account any changes in the rules and the handbook of specifications.
Organizers of the year to make changes in the rules to equalize the riders from different budgets and leave the race intrigue.
Between 20002004, there were no changes in the rules on settling complaints neither by Government decree nor by an instruction of the director general.
This contributed significantly to a sense of ownership of the Habitat Agenda by non-state actors andwould eventually contribute to changes in the rules and procedures of the governing body of UNCHS Habitat.
Noted global investor George Soros attributed his stellar investment performance over 50 years to the insight that while many play the game of investing but the rules, he was looking for changes in the rules of the game.
Consultation(14) The Group was strongly of the view that changes in the rules or scope of individual GSP schemes have a great impact on beneficiaries.
Figure 5.2: Changes in the Rules and Practices of Parliament brought about by the Presence of Women Respondents were then asked to identify the particular areas in which change had occurred as a result of women's presence in parliament.
During the discussions which followed, the view was expressed that it was too early to make changes in the rules of procedure in order to take account of procedures adopted only very recently.
Study the ways and amounts in which the implementation of the Agreement on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights is likely to compound the levels of external debt of developing countries,with a view to recommending changes in the rules of the Agreement on TRIPS.
During the discussions which followed,the view was expressed that it was too early to make changes in the rules of procedure in order to take account of procedures adopted only very recently.
His delegation was convinced that the success of any peacekeeping operation depended on the development of a clear and comprehensive concept for deploying and implementing operations, with realistic objectives anda mandate that did not allow any changes in the rules during its implementation.
Lack of adaptive governance structures Adapting to climate change will require many individuals to change their use and management of forests, which, in turn,is likely to require changes in the rules by which forest use and management take place.
Following the disqualifications after the 1904 Tour de France, there were changes in the rules, the most important one being the general classification not made by time but by points.
There have been some changes in the rules of criminal procedure, such as the introduction of the obligation to bring detainees before a judge within 24 hours so that a decision may be taken on the lawfulness of detention and the determination of the maximum time-limits for pre-trial detention.
These three value propositions serve to distinguish the Voluntary Fund from other forms of assistance andare termed“unique”, since they are contributing to changes in the rules of the game for development cooperation in the disability field.
Furthermore, the Government requests that it should be properly noted that the Danish Government has introduced changes in the rules on family reunification in connection with the development of a strategy to improve the successful integration of immigrants- both newcomers and already settled migrants- into the Danish society.
First, the reasons for the General Assembly's reference in resolution 67/241 to changes in the rules of procedure are unclear, given that paragraph 35 of resolution 66/237 contains no references to or requests for amendments to the rules of procedure.
There have been some changes in the rules of criminal procedure, such as the introduction of the obligation to bring detainees before a judge within 24 hours so that a decision may be taken on the lawfulness of detention and the determination of the maximum time limits for pre-trial detention.
That would entail changes in the rules of the Commission, a fact which he hoped representatives of Governments would recognize, and the establishment of a permanent forum, which many Governments considered should be at the highest possible level within the United Nations system, thus enabling indigenous peoples to participate in the discussion of many questions from which they were at present excluded.