Examples of using Will not constitute in English and their translations into Arabic
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This will be an informal meeting that will not constitute a precedent in any way for the future, but it will be an interesting experiment from which I hope we can draw some conclusions for the future.
It argues that they will not constitute the appropriate compensation to offset the losses claimed by Kuwait since the services provided by the preserves will not be exactly the same as the services that Kuwait claims to have lost.
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stressed that art. 41(1) of the Constitution of STP, which prohibits the extradition of nationals, will not constitute an obstacle to the application of the principle aut dedere aut judicare.
The Committee observes that a differentiation of treatment will not constitute discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation, judged against the objectives and purposes of the Convention, are legitimate
Comment. Failure to exhaust any local remedies will not constitute a bar to a claim if it is clearly established that in the circumstances of the case an appeal to a higher municipal tribunal would have had no effect.
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Thirdly, my delegation hopes that this will not constitute a precedent in the work of the General Assembly, in particular in relation to the OPCW and to the statement by its Director-General from
Affirms also that all special arrangements accorded to the United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti will not constitute precedents for other operations of the same nature that include civilian police personnel;
general recommendation No. 14(1993) observes that" differentiation of treatment will not constitute discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation, judged against the objectives and purposes of the Convention, are legitimate"(para. 2).
It is our sincere hope that this unfortunate development will not constitute a preview of what will happen in the Preparatory Committee meetings and the Review Conferences which we all are agreed to strengthen.
The Committee observes that a differentiation of treatment will not constitute discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation, judged against the objectives and purposes of the Convention, are legitimate
Failure to exhaust any local remedies will not constitute a bar to a claim if it is clearly established that in the circumstances of the case an appeal to a higher municipal tribunal would have had no effect.
Our failure or delay to enforce at any time one or more of these Terms and Conditions will not constitute a waiver of such Terms and Conditions or of our right at any time subsequently to enforce all these Terms and Conditions.
In General Recommendation XIV on article 1, paragraph 1, of the Convention the Committee stated that“a differentiation of treatment will not constitute discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation, judged against the objectives and purposes of the Convention, are legitimate.
the documents it incorporates by reference will not constitute a waiver of Our right to subsequently enforce such provision
The funding will be limited to a maximum level of up to US $13.2/kg of ODS to be destroyed for non-low-volume-consuming countries, on the understanding that this will be based on expectation of high start-up costs for these new activities, and will not constitute a precedent.
It is clearly stated that these special measures will not constitute discrimination.
In that respect, we wish to emphasize that we hope that this will not constitute a precedent in our Organization.