Examples of using May endanger in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Working Group reaffirms that racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance condoned by governmental policies violate human rights and may endanger friendly relations among peoples, cooperation among nations and international peace and security.
We maintain that discussion of the issue of self-determination is a precedent that may endanger the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all African countries, without exception, as ethnic diversity is a characteristic common to all States in Africa.
any other hostile activity which may endanger safety and stability of States are clearly incompatible with the established principles governing the safety of refugee camps and settlements.
Concerned about the seriousness of problems posed by corruption, which may endanger the stability and security of societies, undermine the values of democracy and morality and jeopardize social, economic and political development.
Like the entire international community, the Government of Bolivia is concerned about the seriousness of problems posed by corruption, which may endanger the stability and security of societies, undermine the values of democracy and morality and jeopardize social, economic and political development.
Funds to cover basic costs and activities of organisations and groups that work in countries where explicit support by foreign donors may endanger these vis-à-vis their own authorities.
Concerned about the seriousness of problems posed by corruption, which may endanger the stability and security of societies, undermine the values of democracy and morality and jeopardize social, economic and political development.
breasfeeding worker shall be required by any employer to perform any work which may endanger her health and safety,
Concerned at the seriousness of problems posed by corruption, which may endanger the stability and security of societies, undermine the values of democracy and morality and jeopardize social, economic and political development.
Concerned about the seriousness of problems posed by corruption, which may endanger the stability and security of societies, undermine the values of democracy and morality and jeopardize social, economic and political development.
The fear of detention and deportation prevents migrant workers from accessing health care, which may endanger their health and that of the broader population, thereby undermining public health justifications for detention and deportation.
Limited access, on the other hand, may endanger lives and can result in refoulement.
Move pictures or shelves hanging above beds of the family members that may endanger them while they sleep.
Where the explosive gas may endanger the safety of the operator, a pressure relief guide tube shall be installed on the door.
The Crimes Act 1963 prohibits the excitement of hostility or ill will between different classes of persons that may endanger public safety.
In severely affected countries it may endanger political stability, undermine the rule of law, and hinder progress towards the Millennium Development Goals.
The Commission calls upon the Government to ensure that no public statements are made that may endanger their lives, integrity and security.
If we falter in our leadership we may endanger the peace of the world and we shall surely endanger the welfare of this nation.".
UNPROFOR may stop and inspect any vehicles and/or individuals, whenever it considers that such vehicles and/or individuals may endanger the implementation of this Agreement.
(f) the behaviour of the person has endangered or may endanger the safety of any protected person or the integrity of a witness protection programme…; or.