Examples of using Less restrictive in English and their translations into Spanish
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to collaborate with Member Organisations on a planning cycle that is less restrictive and more responsive to the aspirations of girls
the term"admissibility" might be more acceptable and less restrictive, because a reservation that was permitted
governments have a duty to justify the use of imprisonment as necessary to achieve an important societal objective for which there are no less restrictive means with which the objective can be achieved.
suggested its redrafting to make it less restrictive.
demonstrated that he or she cannot be successful in a less restrictive environment with supports.
will receive a less restrictive mandate.
casting a less restrictive, an impeller more efficient
the choice of licences: the use of less restrictive Creative Commons licences and other types of
proposal would have a significantly less restrictive impact on importers-in fact, it would have
there is no evidence that G-20 developing countries which took a more restrictive stance performed better than countries which took less restrictive measures.
despite acknowledging that the measure at issue is less restrictive than an import ban,
while changes to the Law on Financing Political Parties would introduce new and less restrictive regulations concerning the financing of political parties.
For changes to this Privacy Policy that may be materially less restrictive on our use or disclosure of Personal Information you have provided to us,
it would seem that a less restrictive interpretation should be applied to the communications to be included in the non-confidential list.
made more operationally effective in order to support development and/or less restrictive in relation to the degree of policy flexibility afforded developing countries.
MOs on a planning cycle that is less restrictive and burdensome and on planning processes that are more dynamic
in which the donors, for their part, develop less restrictive mechanisms for the disbursements of humanitarian assistance in exchange for humanitarian organizations agreeing to operate against agreed benchmarks as to the scale,
would not warrant the application of financial rule 110.6 and the above-mentioned memorandum of understanding, a less restrictive interpretation of financial rule 110.5
Convention in drafting less restrictive provisions on night work for women.
Such a code, with less restrictive trade requirements for fauna than‘R'(ranching),
