Examples of using Flexible rules in English and their translations into Russian
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accompanied by simple and flexible rules of origin, and removal of non-tariff barriers.
establishes flexible rules for determining competence
we implement this common-sense principle by creating a climate and flexible rules to empower people to do their best instead of"go for this, go for that" type of delegation.
The valuable experience of that Working Group and its flexible rules regarding the participation of indigenous organizations should be taken into account in the debate concerning the permanent forum.
while companies that are not planning to list on a stock exchange will be able to operate according to more flexible rules.
quota-free market access, flexible rules of origin and special provisions on the service sector.
Such a forum and other appropriate instruments might be based on a framework convention containing flexible rules whose primary objective is to create the appropriate dynamics aimed at the implementation
more flexible rules, longer transition periods for implementation and a waiver from many reporting requirements,
equipment would be useful, by introducing more flexible rules, which are better suited to the specific nature of defence markets,
The flexible rules on reservations that had evolved since the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice regarding the Convention on the Punishment and Prevention of the
including the extension of trade preferences to small island developing States and more flexible rules of origin;
but, under the extremely flexible rules of standing in Israeli law,
his delegation might have been inclined to opt for slightly different and more flexible rules to ensure that individuals were not left without effective protection.
One suggestion was that a more flexible rule along the lines of draft article 5(k)(iv)
it was stated that such a flexible rule would be more consistent with the legal tradition in a number of countries
She emphasized in that connection the desirability of promoting flexible rules.
benefit from relatively flexible rules of origin.
Many developing countries called for broad coverage and flexible rules but others favoured a limited safeguard tool.
least developed countries and the adoption of simplified and more flexible rules of origin.
The Model Law is not intended only for application in the context of existing communication techniques but rather as a set of flexible rules that should accommodate foreseeable technical developments.