Examples of using May hamper in English and their translations into Arabic
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Similarly, in 1986, the Special Rapporteur on religious intolerance, Mr. Angelo Vidal d ' Almeida Ribeiro, identified legislative provisions in the context of factors that may hamper the implementation of the 1981 Declaration, in his analysis of the information collected which might give rise to communications.
it was amended in 1995 to permit contracting parties to make reservations, the permitting of reservations may hamper any effort to achieve broad implementation.
Concerned that lenient policies towards the use of illicit drugs not in accordance with the international drug control treaties may hamper the efforts of the international community to address the world drug problem.
The problem area is the excessive number of municipalities(6,259), mostly with low population levels(almost 5,000 municipalities have less than 1,000 inhabitants), which may hamper the functioning of the whole system.
Export controls and other unilaterally-enforced restrictive measures, other than IAEA safeguards, may hamper the promotion of international cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
which experience has often shown to be a source of misunderstandings that may hamper the smooth functioning of national economies.
They can also form powerful lobbies that may hamper the development of a sound and dynamic insurance industry by requesting, with the help of political pressures, conditions that are not based on technical realities.
The Committee recommends that the State party confirm the priority of the Convention over national law and speedily revise the Law on International Agreements(2005), which may hamper the direct applicability of the Convention in domestic law.
the Commission needed to make proposals to its Governing Council concerning a number of issues with respect to resolving policy matters that may hamper its ability to complete operations in accordance with its work plan.
However, the Committee is concerned at the delay in this restructuring process, which may hamper the efforts to implement the rights enshrined in the Convention in a wellcoordinated manner.
as too much transparency may not lead to a more credible selection process, and may hamper decision-making.
Deportation may hamper the exercise of the right to appeal.
The Committee is equally concerned about existing lacunae in national legislation that may hamper efforts to implement the Convention.
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If those concerns and challenges are not addressed, they may hamper cooperation among transit developing countries and landlocked developing countries.
(b) Removing compromised personnel may dismantle networks of criminal activity that, among other things, may hamper reform processes;
The United Nations country team remains concerned that this new regulation may hamper its ability to implement and monitor projects and to respond quickly.
The Treaty for Amazon Cooperation is mainly concerned with economic development; the ongoing emphasis on the sovereignty issue may hamper international cooperation and collaboration.
However, since such exercises tend to give noisy signals, countries may try to avoid debt crises by adopting overly restrictive borrowing policies that may hamper long-run growth.
The political violence is greatly perturbing for the additional reason that if it is not addressed effectively it may hamper the possibility of a free and fair election.