Examples of using Precludes in English and their translations into Arabic
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There is no provision of law which precludes parallel criminal,
Article 78 of the Danish Constitution precludes the State from introducing rules, which require associations to obtain permission from the public authorities prior to their formation.
Article 47: Argentine law precludes the cession of jurisdiction based on criteria of opportunity or convenience.
(b) The lack of such a framework and of the use of performance indicators precludes the determination of the results, relevance and effectiveness of programmes;
Article 30 precludes this act from being wrongful where it is legitimately taken in response to an internationally wrongful act committed against it by another State.
Subparagraph(d) precludes restitution where it would“seriously jeopardize the political independence
incomplete submission precludes the Administration from carrying out any effective and meaningful review of project implementation.
Regarding article 13 of the Covenant, it cannot be claimed that the author ' s status precludes her from submitting the reasons against her expulsion.
The feminization of poverty observed by the Special Rapporteur in her report to the Human Rights Council too often precludes women from having access to proper legal representation.
The Committee also expresses concern at the very limited number of legal aid defence lawyers which precludes many defendants from obtaining legal counsel.
Essentially, a reservation precludes the operation, as between the reserving and other States, of the provision reserved; and an objection thereto
He also argues that the short judgment of the Supreme Court precludes recourse to the writ jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal, as well as any relief being granted in the High Court in his case.
Nothing in this declaration precludes the character erga omnes of the State ' s obligations under the Convention as well as the universal jurisdiction of domestic courts
or 15) precludes the assignor in a prior assignment from notifying the debtor about a subsequent assignment to which that assignor is not a party.
Furthermore, the Special Rapporteur has been informed that only citizens carrying identity cards are free to travel within the country, which precludes those residents unable to meet the restrictive provisions of the citizenship law, such as the Muslim population living in Rakhine State.
Therefore, in situations where the intensity of the conflict precludes or severely constrains logging activity, the humanitarian or socio-economic effects of the timber ban will be negligible.
Our defensive security posture is marked by responsibility, restraint and predictability, and is predicated on a minimum credible deterrence that precludes the doctrines of first use or preemptive use of nuclear weapons,
In connection to paragraph(e), Poland was concerned that the wording employed in the model treaty could be interpreted to mean that the mere registration of a cultural object as stolen automatically precludes its good faith purchase.
As the European Union stated at the time, nothing in the Durban Declaration or Programme of Action can affect the general legal principle which precludes the retrospective application of international law in matters of State responsibility.
The difference between these uniform rates and the ad hoc rates reflected in the 1996-1997 appropriations affects the level of resources before recosting and thus precludes the establishment of a comparable basis to measure changes among budget sections.