Examples of using Cannot be deemed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee concludes that in the absence of any pertinent explanations from the State party, the restrictions to the exercise of the author ' s right to impart information cannot be deemed necessary for the protection of national security or of public order(ordre public)
The Committee concludes that, in the absence of any pertinent explanations from the State party, the restrictions on the exercise of the author ' s right to freedom of expression cannot be deemed necessary for the protection of national security or of public order(ordre public) or for respect for the rights or reputations of others.
The Human Rights Committee has noted that purely disciplinary and administrative remedies cannot be deemed to constitute adequate and effective remedies within the meaning of article 2, paragraph 3 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights in the event of particularly serious violations of human rights.
It further argues that the author ' s specific interest in this case cannot be deemed important enough to outweigh the generally accepted interest in maintaining the principle of legal certainty, all the more so because the author has already submitted earlier
The Committee does not share this view: purely disciplinary and administrative remedies cannot be deemed to constitute adequate and effective remedies within the meaning of article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant, in the event of particularly serious violations of human rights, especially when violation of the right to life is alleged, as it indicated in its decision on admissibility.
The State party contests the admissibility of the claims under articles 2 and 26 for lack of substantiation, and the claim under article 27 for nonexhaustion of domestic remedies and because the authors cannot be deemed victims within the meaning of article 1 of the Optional Protocol.
In any case, the rejection of the request for family reunification was based on the fact that the absent family member-- the author-- did not reside outside Spain, and the rejection cannot be deemed to constitute sex discrimination, especially since it was her husband who submitted the request.
In these judgements, the Supreme Court similarly finds that the degree in dentistry awarded by the Dominican Republic cannot be deemed equivalent to the current Spanish degree, and moreover that, since the training leading to the old degree in dentistry ceased to be offered in 1948, there can be no equivalence with the old qualification either.
Comprehensiveness, at least in a relative sense, cannot be deemed to be included among these characteristics, as is readily demonstrated by Ruling No. 3888 of the Supreme Court of Appeal dated 1 April 1993, inasmuch as the problem of the comprehensiveness of remuneration, given its twofold formulation both as income and parameter for the calculation of direct and deferred remuneration, is always devolved to further consideration and decisions of collective bargaining.
Those observations would appear to indicate that, in the State party ' s opinion, the above-mentioned decisions constitute an effective remedy for the family of Nydia Bautista. The Committee does not share that view, because purely disciplinary and administrative remedies cannot be deemed to constitute adequate and effective remedies within the meaning of article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant, in the event of particularly serious violations of human rights, notably in the event of an alleged violation of the right to life.
He concludes that his complaint could not be deemed to have been" examined" under another proceeding of international investigation, and that it is admissible.
The European Court of Human Rights concluded that Greek Cypriot owners could not be deemed to have lost their property and that they had always remained and would continue to remain the only true and lawful owners of their properties in the occupied area of Cyprus.
know the identity of witnesses for the prosecution, otherwise the trial could not be deemed fair, and he hoped that the Government of the Netherlands would take that into account.
the length of the author ' s pretrial detention could not be deemed unreasonable and that, consequently, there was no violation of article 9, paragraph 3, in this respect.
The Committee also considered that the State party could not be deemed to discriminate against parents who freely choose not to avail themselves of benefits which are generally open to all.
It decided that the reservation could not be deemed compatible with the object and purpose of the Optional Protocol, and that accordingly the Committee was not precluded from considering the communication under the Optional Protocol.
He thanked the representative of China for the clarifications he had provided. With respect to the death penalty, he said that judicial systems in general could not be deemed infallible; experience had shown that mistakes occurred in many countries with highly sophisticated judicial systems.
If the only data available had been acquired through modelling, the notification could not be deemed to meet the requirement of paragraph(b)(iii) of Annex II that the final regulatory action should be based
The Committee concluded that in the absence of any pertinent explanations from the State party, the restrictions to the exercise of the author ' s right to impart information could not be deemed necessary for the protection of national security
Even if the Israeli Government ' s position regarding the position of Palestinian armed groups is taken at face value, the Mission concludes that, given the evident threat of substantial damage to several hundred civilian lives and to civilian property in using white phosphorous in that particular line of fire, the advantage gained from using white phosphorous to screen Israeli armed forces ' tanks from anti-tank fire from armed opposition groups could not be deemed proportionate.