Examples of using Exceptions granted in English and their translations into Spanish
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Exceptions granted(such as force majeure); and so on.
In particular, the Office recently developed a database for the recording of exceptions granted to staff rules and regulations.
Conditions of all exceptions granted by Fair Trade USA or the Certification Body have been met.
For purposes of comparison, tables 2 and3 provide a summary, by category, of all exceptions granted during the present and previous reporting periods.
Most of the exceptions granted pertained to security officials accompanying the Secretary-General, the Deputy Secretary-General or the President of the General Assembly.
During the period from 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2001,there had been a 14 per cent decrease in the number of exceptions granted and a 19 per cent decrease in costs.
Of the 149 exceptions granted for business-class travel during 1991-1995, 36 per cent comprised current and former heads of State, Government or parliament, national political figures and members of Governments.
The vacancy rate averaged 24 per cent during the biennium.The issue of the freeze was alleviated through exceptions granted for filling higher managerial posts.
The review would also identify possible ways of reducing the number of exceptions granted, particularly in the case of first-class travel, and simplify the procedures involved in that aspect of the administration of travel.
The Council decided by its resolution 1792(2007) that States should notify the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1521(2003)of their arms deliveries to Liberia under the exceptions granted by the Committee.
Their number and cost fluctuated according to figures published in the last five years, reaching a peak in 2002,with 89 exceptions granted at a cost of US$ 183, 400, representing less than 1 per cent of total travel expenditures.
Due to the number of exceptions granted, the overall PSC rates applied to trust funds and trust-fund-financed activities are lower, in practice, than the applied standard PSC rate.
For purposes of comparison, tables 1 and 2 provide a summary,by category, of all exceptions granted during the present and previous reporting periods.
The Advisory Committee was informed that the existing delegation of authority to the Chief Executive Officer of the Fund was based on the memorandum of understanding signed in 2000 as well as subsequent memorandums and exceptions granted therein.
Introducing the Advisory Committee's report on standards of accommodation for air travel(A/59/573),he noted that the number of exceptions granted and the related costs had increased significantly as compared to those reported for the previous period.
The reports are compared to the statistics on exceptions granted kept by the Office of the Under-Secretary-General for Management(and their respective costs) to ensure that accurate information/figures are provided to Member States in the biennial reports on travel.
Regarding exceptions for first-class travel, the largest category of eminent persons was the one of current and former heads of States, Governments and parliaments, national political figures and members of Governments;this category accounted for 53 per cent of the 82 exceptions granted during 1991-1995.
Overall, there had been an increase in the number of exceptions granted in the period under consideration as compared to the previous period, mainly owing to exceptions made for medical reasons, persons donating services free of charge and travel by security officers.
The Council may wish to review the Liberia sanctions regime model carefully in order to assess the applicability of some of its provisions, such as the marking andregistering of arms received under exceptions granted by the Committee, and mandating the relevant peacekeeping mission to regularly inspect those weapons.
Overall, there had been a slight increase in the total number of exceptions granted in the two-year period ended 30 June 2008 as compared to the previous periods, mainly owing to exceptions made for eminent persons, persons donating services free of charge and travel by security officers.
Encourages the Secretary-General to exercise due diligence in applying staff rule 12.3 on exceptions to the Staff Rules in the context of the decisions on retention of the staff members in the Tribunal, andrequests the Secretary-General to ensure that exceptions granted to the Tribunal based on the existing legislative framework shall not constitute a precedent for other United Nations entities;
In light of the increasing number of exceptions granted, the Advisory Committee also recommends that the General Assembly request the Secretary-General to ensure that the rules and procedures concerning the evaluation of requests for exceptions to the standards of accommodation for air travel are adhered to.
As indicated in table 1, while the number of exceptions and the corresponding additional cost increased in respect of the travel of individuals donating their services free of charge to the Organization, there was significant decrease in the number andthe associated additional cost of exceptions granted for cases involving certified medical conditions, for eminent persons and for cases where the normal standard of accommodation was not available.
There had been an overall decrease in the total number of exceptions granted(217 in the two-year period ended 30 June 2006 as against 236 in the preceding period) and in the number of exceptions for first-class travel(77 as against 98), reflecting the efforts to apply tighter criteria to the granting of requests.
However, documentation of Council practices were not always available in a comprehensive and organized manner; guidelines had not been developed for recruitment and administration of the Panels of Experts,increasing the risk that waivers and exceptions granted might create expectations of employment benefits; and records were not maintained for comparative evaluations of shortlisted candidates for the Panels of Experts, thereby affecting transparency in the selection process.
Tables 2 and 3 of the Secretary-General's report summarize, by category of exception, the number of exceptions granted during the current and previous reporting periods, respectively; as noted in paragraph 10 of the report,"there has been a significant decrease in the total number of exceptions authorized, as well as in the additional cost involved.
Exceptions granting the international court inherent jurisdiction did not correspond to the principle of complementarity and should be eliminated from the draft statute, which should incorporate such an understanding in its operative section.
The requirements in this regard would be even more pronounced for any exception granted for strings to be operated by different operators under any particular agreement aimed at improved user experience.
For example, the exception granted to armed forces and the definition of armed forces contained in the International Convention reappeared in article 4, paragraph 2; article 1, paragraph 6; and the last preambular paragraph of the draft convention.
However, from 8 October 1969 to 1 February 1982, remedies to accelerate proceedings were unavailable to the authors,simply because they did not know that proceedings concerning the approval of the exception granted by the Municipality were pending before the Provincial Government.