Examples of using Constitute a precedent in English and their translations into Arabic
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In my delegation's view, this should not constitute a precedent, as it would erode the role and credibility of that forum as the sole multilateral negotiating body on disarmament.
He understood that section B of the draft resolution, in its current form, did not in any way constitute a precedent, and he reserved the right to re-examine that matter in the future.
Syria ' s indignation over the violation of Security Council procedures, which do not permit a Council President to issue a statement on his own responsibility, especially since the prior consultations revealed a lack of consensus regarding the content of that statement. Syria emphasizes that the erroneous procedure should not constitute a precedent for the work of the Council.
cautions that a decision by the General Assembly to approve it would constitute a precedent for the possible use of the regular budget for similar purposes in future.
all 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 Group wished to clarify that any decisions regarding increases in the salaries and other allowances of the judges of the International Court of Justice and the International Tribunals should not constitute a precedent for any other category of judges working within the United Nations system.
As an interim measure, which should not constitute a precedent, he suggested that, without prejudice to the decision to be taken, the Preparatory Committee should allow non-governmental organizations to address it in informal consultations on the morning of 18 January 2001, as envisaged in the programme of work for the current week.
the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty, we believe that the exceptional circumstances in which we are considering this text today should not constitute a precedent or affect the decision-making procedures of the Conference on Disarmament.
Some delegations emphasized that although the agreement reached was in conformity with the principles of savings and practicality and in line with United Nations rules, the decision should nevertheless not constitute a precedent for all international organizations to use the currency of their headquarters. 15.
of international law and should respect the sovereignty of all States over their territory and territorial waters, taking into consideration the short-term nature of the existing security measures and their fundamental connection to the political and security situation in Somalia. In accordance with Security Council resolutions 1816(2008) and 1838(2008), such measures should not constitute a precedent, whether in law or in practice.
In 1992, the Constitutional Court recognized that domestic work had monetary value, which constitutes a precedent and establishes jurisprudence;
It is, of course, understood that this case constitutes a precedent that will apply in future to similar situations.
Decides that the establishment of the United Nations Forum on Forests should not be construed as constituting a precedent.
The fact that one State in the Middle East was not a party to the Treaty constituted a precedent liable to create an atmosphere for nuclear competition marked by tension and lack of confidence.
There was currently only one court case which constituted a precedent, but the situation was changing, largely thanks to the campaign, sponsored by the United Nations Development Fund for Women(UNIFEM) under the banner" A Life Free of Violence".
For this reason, in the view of the group of jurists the example described constituted a precedent which might serve as a catalyst for a recommendation by the Commission on Human Rights and should accordingly appear in section II of the Eide report under the heading" Recourse and conciliation machineries".
Decides to consider, on an exceptional basis, the report of the Secretary-General 3/ and to take action thereon solely in order to provide for the continuation of the operations in question, without constituting a precedent, on the understanding that the measures under paragraphs 14, 15 and 16 of the present resolution will be duly implemented;
the Convention did not require for its application that the parties be situated in a State which had adhered to it. It therefore created obligations for States which were not be parties to it, thus constituting a precedent which did not seem desirable in international law.