Exemples d'utilisation de Changing the rules en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Reaching the majority of people living in poverty will mean changing the rules that govern agriculture
First, the prospects for changing the rules of procedure to make it easier for the Conference to break its deadlock are slight at best.
This has meant changing the rules on access to credit,
Nomic is a game in which changing the rules is a move.
Challenging the civil law immunity of employers does not mean changing the rules of workers' civil liability.
she's gonna start changing the rules on you.
literally changing the rules of the game, no pun intended.
they keep changing the rules.
as the Government was eager to avoid the impression of changing the rules of the game in its favour.
Changing the rules on other benefits,
change just a few things now, but">we leave all ready to allow changing the rules on a later stage, slowly, in the dark and alone.
Changing the rules to require documents to be issued four weeks before a session would allow for sequential processing within a six-week period,
given the Regulation's complexity, to start changing the rules mid-term, but believe the Commission has got it wrong on nanomaterials.
Other objectives in the draft notice include changing the Rules of Origin to access duty-free rates under NAFTA, and border tax provisions.
article 3 allowed for the possibility of changing the rules, the phrase"unless otherwise agreed by the parties" should still be included in other articles.
However, the International Textiles and Clothing Bureau noted that this was an astonishing ruling given the fact that Washington's real goal in changing the rules of origin was primarily aimed at achieving trade objectives.
It can thus be argued that it should be possible to consider changing the rules so that a PTA would only benefit from a temporary exemption from the MFN clause.
however when changing the rules it is important to think through the consequences fully.
Hungary appreciated the Director-General's efforts in applying cost-control measures with the aim of establishing a clear understanding of UNIDO's financial position and changing the rules and regulations where necessary.
would consider changing the rules of the General Assembly in practice for this particular case.