Примеры использования Would be a violation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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believing that it would be a violation of the principle of independence of staff.
ceiling rates for the permanent members of the Security Council, since that would be a violation of the principle of capacity to pay.
She claims that her forced return to Peru would be a violation by Venezuela of article 3 of the Convention.
Lastly, he wished to know whether confessions obtained during an interrogation could be used before the courts, for that would be a violation of article 15 of the Convention.
Many States considered that any use of nuclear weapons would be a violation of the Charter of the United Nations
if it were abolished, that would be a violation of the legislation governing implementation of international instruments.
The Georgian authorities objected, stressing that this would be a violation of international legal norms.
otherwise it would be a violation of the single audit principle.
the potential holding would be a violation of Resolution 1244.
by which I mean that it would be a violation of professional obligation for Mr Heise
Any legislation which attempted to limit the notion of crimes against humanity to one group or one incident would be a violation of the Convention.
stated that her removal would be a violation of National Assembly rules and regulations.
without the latter's consent, would be a violation of the Charter of the United Nations.
then such a continued intrusion would be a violation of numerous United Nations Security Council resolutions
tradition and language, would be a violation of the obligation to protect their identity.
he did not feel that writing a letter to express concern would be a violation of the Committee's mandate.
providing flexibility on this point for procuring entities in States in which acceptance of tender securities not issued in the enacting State would be a violation of law.
in which the Committee emphasizes that it would be a violation of the Convention to prosecute conduct solely as ill-treatment where the elements of torture are also present.
Anything else would be a violation of the letter and spirit of the Charter,