Examples of using Constitute violations in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) The attacks in the Jebel Moon area on 29 October 2006 involved acts that constitute violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, including the targeting and killing of civilians and the destruction and looting of civilian property;
through acts or omissions that constitute violations of the Convention.
distinguish between civilians and combatants, and the destruction of civilian property(among other factors) during the attack constitute violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.
The Panel is providing information on individuals who have committed acts that constitute violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law-- whether by acts of commission or omission-- in a confidential annex to this report.
the circumstances of the particular offence being taken into account constitute violations of the right to life under the Covenant.
is tasked to establish whether violent incidents constitute violations of the 1994 Moscow agreement.
a farms area, constitute violations of Security Council resolutions.
BUROTEC will take all measures at its disposal to prevent any type of conduct contrary to the Spanish laws and to cooperate with the competent authorities in the identification of the subjects responsible for actions that may constitute violations of the laws applicable to this website.
The Security Council welcomes steps taken by the Congolese armed forces and MONUSCO to investigate these claims and to hold the perpetrators accountable for these acts, which constitute violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
In her concluding observations the Special Rapporteur also emphasizes the urgent need to address the practice of so-called" honour killings", which may constitute violations of the right to life when condoned or ignored by the authorities.
Deeply concerned also at the most recent Israeli measures against the Palestinian people in the territories of the Palestinian authority and others, which constitute violations of human rights and of the agreements signed by the Government of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization.
The Security Council should consider options for establishing a standing civilian protection monitoring capacity to monitor, investigate and report directly to the Council on acts that may constitute violations of international humanitarian and human rights law in Darfur.
The Council welcomes steps taken by the Congolese armed forces and the Mission to investigate these claims and to hold the perpetrators accountable for these acts, which constitute violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
The Special Rapporteur further feels a personal commitment and responsibility to address the unacceptable practice of socalled" honour killings", which she concludes may constitute violations of the right to life when condoned or ignored by the authorities.
reiterate that these new provocative and illegal actions of the Republic of Turkey constitute violations of customary international law,
such investigative techniques are deemed to be legitimate as long as they do not include coercive measures which constitute violations of human rights.
restriction may constitute violations if they have the effect
The author claims that irregularities during the pretrial detention, investigation and court proceedings constitute violations by the Russian Federation of article 9, paragraphs 2, 3, and 4, and article 14, paragraphs 1, 2, and 3(a), of the Covenant.
such statements might constitute violations of criminal law, such as insults, slander or incitement to riot.
The author contends that the Supreme Court judgements issued in 1992 and 1994, which confirm the judgement of the Tribunal de Honor, constitute violations of the following provisions of the Covenant: articles 3; 7; 14, paragraphs 1, 2, 3(a) to(e), and 5; 17; and 26, and refers to his previous communication in substantiation of his claim.