Примеры использования Could not be regarded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pakistan had been pressed to accept local integration, which could not be regarded as a solution to the problem of those refugees.
subjective values could not be regarded as hate speech.
His actions could not be regarded as terrorist acts and he had spent
In such circumstances, any consent given by a child could not be regarded as truly voluntary in the full sense of the word.
Peacekeeping operations as such could not be regarded as a means of achieving the definitive settlement of conflicts,
the proposed provision of $2.3 million to UNDP could not be regarded as a one-time grant.
Armenians residing in Nagorny Karabakh could not be regarded as independent subjects of the right to self-determination.
the State could not be regarded as being a party to the Convention.
Furthermore, offers of assistance that were consistent with the draft articles could not be regarded as interference in the affected State's internal affairs.
she said that it could not be regarded as having been officially adopted by the Government.
In fact, an amendment had been made to article 38 of the Turkish Constitution providing that any information obtained by illegal means could not be regarded as evidence.
unlawful action by Israeli soldiers, even if extensive, could not be regarded as caused by the Wall.
we view the prosecutors' actions as inappropriate- the swastika on the soldiers' uniform obviously could not be regarded as propaganda of Nazism.
particularly certain jokes, could not be regarded as offences under the Criminal Code,
The proposed system could not be regarded as comprehensive because its full scope
He insisted that same-sex unions could not be regarded as marriages, but he implied that they were at least worthy of compassion.
The Committee's concern was that the increase in the proportion of women in the civil service was so slight that it could not be regarded as noticeable progress.
the penalty could not be regarded as retroactive.
The absence of support for it among the majority of Council members was evidence that it could not be regarded as an accurate reflection of the international community's views.
countries were undoubtedly discriminatory, based as they were on nationality, and could not be regarded as acceptable or reasonable.