Examples of using Also constituted in English and their translations into Arabic
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the marginalization of legal counsel also constituted a definite breach of that article.
Some 10 complex investigations conducted in 2003 led the Investigation Unit to establish coordination mechanisms with local law enforcement authorities as the allegations of misconduct also constituted possible violations of local laws.
self-sufficiency in food, which also constituted a vital human need.
908/2002(Evans v. Trinidad and Tobago), the Committee found that the circumstances of the cases, which revealed a violation of article 9, paragraph 3, also constituted a separate violation of article 14, paragraph 3(c).
The interim results of the work of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee on proposed draft guidelines on the long-term sustainability of outer space activities also constituted a step forward.
This treatment also constituted outrages on personal dignity, humiliating and degrading treatment contrary to the Geneva Conventions, common article 3, and Additional Protocol I, article 75(2)(b).
These people also constituted a significant element of the non-Serbian group in that its depletion rendered the group at large defenceless against abuses of any kind.
The Working Group reaffirmed its view that the agenda item on standardsetting also constituted a fundamental part of its mandate, as stipulated by the Economic and Social Council in its resolution establishing the Working Group in 1982.
The articles reflected to a large extent widely accepted customary norms and also constituted a benchmark in the judicial practice of such bodies as the International Court of Justice and arbitral tribunals.
the view that subparagraph(c) allowed for the exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction and also constituted an infringement on the sovereignty of the host State, and that it should therefore be deleted.
Again in the same case, the authors claimed that they had been denied the right to comment on a last submission made by the other party and that this also constituted a breach of article 14, paragraph 1 of the Covenant.
Many staff members occupying posts that were to be abolished had not only served the Organization loyally for many years, but also constituted an invaluable human resource that should not be lightly forgone.
The entry into force on 29 April 1997 of the Chemical Weapons Convention also constituted a positive event in our common effort to free the world from weapons of mass destruction.
Israel ' s unlawful actions in the occupied Syrian Golan also constituted clear violations of international law and his Government demanded that Israel abide by Security Council resolution 497(1981) and withdraw completely to
This succession of events led to a common Lendu perception that the Hema population was the rich, educated class that not only had unjustly accumulated land and control of commerce, but also constituted the administrative class, with greater access to wealth,
Because the imposition of the death penalty in Papua New Guinea was left to the discretion of the judge, the draft resolution also constituted interference with the functions of the judiciary since the Supreme Court of Papua New Guinea was the only body competent to strike down legislation enacted by Parliament.
The delegation of Colombia considered that the reference in article 6, paragraph 4“the representation of different forms of civilization” was not only unnecessary but also constituted a dangerous precedent in the universal conception of the human rights, considering that gross human rights violations often took place using as a pretext the necessity of defending particular forms of civilization.
They expressed the view that banning a ship from the EEZs and forcing it to navigate beyond 200 nautical miles from the coast affected the safety of such a ship and its crew and also constituted a unilateral action that contravened both UNCLOS and the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships(MARPOL 73/78).
The reform also constituted changes in customs fees(tariffs).