Examples of using Flexibility in the application in English and their translations into Spanish
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it is necessary for the Secretariat to exercise some flexibility in the application of administrative policies and procedures.
Flexibility in the application of administrative processes, United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.
It was important to retain flexibility in the application of the criteria.
Achieving the necessary flexibility in the application of the Technical Building Code to renovation works.
This decision may allow for some flexibility in the application of the six-month response rule.
Compatibility with numerous SICK safety light curtains makes high flexibility in the application solution possible.
For example, many adolescents hope for more flexibility in the application of the rules regarding visiting rights and custody.
A declaration of the General Assembly would appear to provide a degree of flexibility in the application of the provisions.
Some other countries with economies in transition, he said, had also been asking for flexibility in the application of the Protocol.
Many countries were undertaking stringent reforms and would need more flexibility in the application of conditionalities in order to pursue reforms successfully.
This paragraph provides for a flexibility in the application of the dual criminality requirement
Developing countries do have some flexibility in the application of regional arrangements,
There is flexibility in the application of many principles but the fundamental structure
Lastly, efforts must be made to ensure greater flexibility in the application of policies by international institutions and greater sensitivity to the needs of developing countries.
Requests the Secretary-General in this regard to exercise flexibility in the application of desirable ranges in individual recruitment cases,
There are also requests for increased flexibility in the application of subsidies, which have been argued to be a crucial policy instrument for the development process of certain small economies.
We should also seek to ensure that there is greater flexibility in the application of policies by these international institutions and greater sensitivity to the needs of developing countries.
In this context, we would like to draw attention to the concept of reasonable differentiation, a well-established concept in law which provides for the necessary flexibility in the application of the principle of non-discrimination.
However, some flexibility in the application of certain conditions determining country eligibility,