Examples of using Were excessive in English and their translations into Spanish
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Certain of the additional expenses incurred by KUFPEC's Head Office whilstwhile operations were in London and Dubai were excessive and thus avoidable.
noted that in several cases during the biennium 1994-1995 print orders were excessive.
However, it was later determined that measurements and estimations of wind speeds from the 1940s to 1960s were excessive.
representative of the officialist Union for Cordoba Party, was of the opinion that the criteria for legislating a public consultation were excessive and inflexible.
particularly of a military nature, that were excessive or unrelated to the job in question.
The representative of the United States of America took issue with the statements that the security arrangements were excessive.
Increased security concerns led to the introduction in many countries of measures and practices which were excessive and undermined the protection
Moreover, the Advisory Committee itself had pointed out that the provisions for hospitality were excessive.
to find them guilty, that the judgement of the court of second instance was poorly founded and that the sentences were excessive.
Any deterioration of their mental and physical condition should trigger a presumption that the conditions of confinement were excessive and activate an immediate review.
Argentina and Italy expressed the view that the question regarding the limit beyond which weapons were excessive concealed a variety of local,
civilian objects in the area under attack were excessive in relation to the specific military advantages sought.
on the pretext that their claims to self-determination were excessive and their demands for redress were expressions of an extreme form of nationalism.
other personnel at a number of peacekeeping missions concluded that allowances paid were excessive.
The reporting requirements were excessive, however; they failed to take into consideration the particular conditions of States parties,
which in some cases were excessive.
concluded that these delays were excessive.
current alert levels were excessive, increasing the risk of unintended deployment.
April 2010 COPROCOM issued an opinion in which it argued that the chemical requirements for hydraulic cement were excessive, encouraged barriers to entry for potential competitors