Examples of using Less acceptable in English and their translations into Spanish
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such as the Rome Convention, which might make the draft Convention less acceptable to States.
which might make the draft Convention less acceptable to States Parties to the Rome Convention.
make the draft convention less acceptable to States.
given their public nature, it might be less acceptable to create a parallel mechanism for arbitral tribunals.
of people from development has become much less acceptable with the passage of time,
it might be less acceptable in the eyes of non-state actors at the local and global levels,
We also wish to point out emphatically that still less acceptable is the attempt by a Member State which has the capacity to pay to put pressure- out of its own domestic political considerations- on the Organization to reduce its financial obligations,
the main conversation has revolved around the need to limit the increase in global warming to below 2 degrees Celsius based on pre-industrial levels.2 This has created the idea that 2 degrees of warming is more or less acceptable, and anything higher than that puts the world in serious danger.
Soon it became even less acceptable.
How's it less acceptable than the first version?
So far everything was more or less acceptable, but then.
It just became less acceptable to relish sin for a while.'".
He also said that treatment by the guards was more or less acceptable.
And the hardest part is that it becomes less acceptable to be a boy.
the prices are more or less acceptable(2.40 euros per muffin).
We're at that age when blacking out is less acceptable Was it ever really acceptable? .
of people from development has become much less acceptable with the passage of time.
It was also suggested that an award made solely by the presiding arbitrator would be less acceptable to the parties.
it had become less and less acceptable for countries to use domestic economic conditions as a pretext for not honouring their international commitments.
congregations may impose preconditions or barriers(whether explicitly or implicitly) that in effect divide the body of Christ into less acceptable“second-class” community members versus those who consider themselves full members.