Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Arabic
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Verification of the capacity of the Ivorian fleet 37. The Group continued its investigation into the use of the FANCI air fleet and flights that could constitute a threat to peace.
There are strong indications that the scale of violations of the right to life in Darfur could constitute crimes against humanity for which the Government of the Sudan must bear responsibility.
It considered that the destruction of cultural heritage of humanity in Mali could constitute war crimes.
It is estimated that as many as 60 sites where UNMIK operates could constitute a real risk to United Nations operations.
Mr. Amil(Pakistan) asked what measures the Office of the High Commissioner intended to take to counter the advocacy of religious hatred that could constitute incitement to discrimination, hostility and violence.
The Working Group agreed that the following elements could constitute the basis for a consensus on specific recommendations and conclusions to be included in the report to be prepared by the Subcommittee at its forty-sixth session, in 2007.
recommendations contained in its report could constitute useful inputs to the deliberations of the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II) and of the second Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Moreover, the suggestion that the military installations in question, which were extremely limited, could constitute a source of concern and that St. Helena should not be involved in acts of aggression or intervention against neighbouring
In that connection, the workshop recommended the establishment of a register of specialists in the region who, with the support of experts, could constitute an educational force that could unite to provide training to the countries of the region in areas identified as priorities.
confirm that any treaty could constitute a direct source of the obligation without any need for additional legislative grounds.
This SPPD(support services for policy and programme development) project will include an industrial sector review, which could constitute a major input for the UNIDO integrated programme to be developed in June 1999 for that country.
States recognized that poorly managed and inadequately secured stockpiles of small arms and light weapons posed a serious security threat, since they could constitute a significant source of diversion of small arms and light weapons into illicit trade.
The Monitoring Group has gathered information on growing commercial interest in Somalia's oil and gas sector and has identified a number of conflicts of interest that could constitute threats to peace and security as well as exacerbate the risks of corruption.
The text of an optional protocol should clearly address whether actions of private persons could constitute a violation of the Convention and as such form the basis of individual communications.
Such violence could constitute grounds for divorce.
Many of these acts could constitute crimes against humanity.
The use of these weapons could constitute an act of genocide.
Indeed, some of them could constitute crimes against humanity.
These developments could constitute a first step towards general and complete disarmament.
A short and focused selection of indicators could constitute the core group;