Examples of using Cannot constitute in English and their translations into Arabic
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Further, article 24, which was added to article 254 of the Code, prohibits the use of evidence gathered illegally:“Evidence gathered illegally by the investigation and prosecution authorities cannot constitute a basis for a verdict.”.
the arrest of an accused person cannot constitute punishment in advance of the judgement.
of persons who have been or are being expelled cannot constitute a limit on the exercise of the right of a State to carry out expulsions.
In the light of the fact that under article 6 of the Covenant all measures of abolition should be considered as progress in the enjoyment of the right to life, the Committee considers that this exemption from the death penalty cannot constitute differential treatment contrary to article 26.
They add that the imposition of classification for prospective candidates imposes an unreasonable restriction on them. The criterion which forms the basis of the classification is" way of life", which is not defined by the Constitution or by law. It is vague, amorphous and cannot constitute the basis for determining the eligibility of a prospective candidate.
possible avenues for negotiation before resorting to enforcement actions under Chapter VII. By their exceptional nature, these enforcement actions should be used only in extreme cases and cannot constitute a precedent for any other situation.
The Court then applies the principle of equality and non-discrimination to migrants, in order to address the rights of undocumented migrant workers and establishes, inter alia, that" the migratory status of a person cannot constitute a justification to deprive him of the enjoyment and exercise of human rights, including those of a labour-related nature".
We underline our conviction that growth cannot constitute an objective per se nor a justification for environmental degradation and should therefore be accompanied by social policies which ensure an equitable redistribution of wealth amongst all, which address the issue of land tenure and which guarantee access to education in order to empower poor people and allow them to realize their potential, and in order to reduce their vulnerability to exodus pressures;
She affirms, on the one hand, that an interpretation which is not accepted or is accepted only by certain parties cannot constitute an element of interpretation under article 31 of the Vienna Convention; on the other hand, she adds:" That does not exclude the possibility, however, that it may be used, under certain conditions, as an indication of the common intention of the parties"[translation for the purposes of the report].
The State party categorically denies that Mr. Mukong was, at any time during his detention in June 1988 or in February/March 1990, subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment. It submits that the burden of proof for his allegations lies with the author, and that his reference to Amnesty International reports about instances of torture in Cameroonian prisons cannot constitute acceptable proof.
Considering the call from the Council for the Commission to accomplish its mandate promptly and with necessary dispatch, the time constraint, the intensity and geographical reach of hostilities, the displacement of the affected civilian population, and the preliminary nature of technical, financial, scientific and related studies currently being conducted by the Government of Lebanon and other national institutions, the Commission ' s report cannot constitute a full and final accounting of all alleged violations.
Vague claims along these lines cannot constitute evidence.
Economic conditions cannot constitute obstacles to the girls remaining in the State party.
Australia ' s actions therefore cannot constitute treatment relevant under article 7 of the Covenant.
The fact that the alleged victim is deceased therefore cannot constitute an impediment to the admissibility of the communication.
The signature and ratification by a State of this treaty cannot constitute a legal commitment to its Basic Obligations until the treaty has entered into force.
In this context, the refusal by one of the parties to engage in dialogue cannot constitute an impediment if mediation is to become an effective means of upholding the principle of the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Silence could not constitute acquiescence when there was no duty to react.
Silence could not constitute acquiescence when there was no duty to react.
Until that situation was changed, peacekeeping operations could not constitute a genuine instrument of conflict resolution.
