Examples of using Also constitutes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The system also constitutes a monitoring tool to track the status of implementation of audit recommendations.
Access to safe drinking water also constitutes an important element for the enjoyment of the right to food.
The Mission finds that Israel ' s lack of due diligence in this case also constitutes a violation of the right to life as set out in article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Israel is a party.
Third, the draft resolution before us not only is a blatant abuse of the Assembly, but also constitutes deliberate and unconventional defiance of the mandate and the competence of the Human Rights Council and, as such, it is totally unwarranted and must be stopped.
It is the focal point for receipt of complaints and its archives constitute the history, with full names, of Guatemala ' s pain; it also constitutes the hope for a change in the general situation and, hence, in the patterns of violation of human rights.
at the criminal trial, after a civil action had settled the matter, and that this also constitutes a violation of articles 7 and 14.
It has emphasized that social investment in women not only ensures their enjoyment of the human rights outlined in the Convention, but also constitutes one of the most effective means of combating poverty and promoting sustainable development in general.
Actively pursuing such possibilities not only represents a requirement for reducing poverty and inequality, promoting employment, and fostering social integration(the major priorities on the social development agenda today), but also constitutes a moral and ethical imperative.
The mission considers that this reckless disregard for civilian life also constitutes a violation of the right to life as set out in article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to which Israel is a party.
The sampling results suggest that the Panel ' s valuation standard, based on precedent and confirmed by the characteristics of the claims, is not only efficient, but also constitutes a reasonable and fair measure of claimants ' income losses.
Realistically, the intention of the State that formulated the unilateral act also constitutes an element that must be given considerable weight in determining the basis of the binding nature of unilateral acts.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakstan considers that this development in the situation not only calls in question the further dialogue between Palestine and Israel, but also constitutes a serious threat to the entire peace process in the Middle East.
She considers, in any event, that the alleged risk does amount to a threat to life and that the physical abuse that she has suffered and to which she would again be exposed upon return also constitutes cruel and unusual punishment or treatment.
Human rights(comprising the Office of the High Commissioner and the Centre for Human Rights) is introduced in the chart as a distinct sector but it also constitutes an integral dimension of all sectors.
The cost of such support, which also constitutes an investment in peace-building, is in the end much less, and the results more satisfying, than those of a fire-fighting response after the outbreak of a conflict.
The OIC Group stresses that the Israeli military aggression on the civilian convoy of ships constitutes a flagrant violation of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law, and also constitutes an explicit act of piracy under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Under the legislation of Belarus, airspace also constitutes a protected natural object. Law No. 29-3, on the protection of the atmosphere, adopted on 15 April 1997, states that the atmosphere is a protected natural object, consisting of the gaseous layer surrounding the Earth.
External debt also constitutes an element of resource flow.
Tax evasion by companies or individuals also constitutes corruption.