Examples of using Would be inconsistent in English and their translations into Arabic
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A rule based on the law governing the receivable would be inconsistent with the draft Guide ' s aim of encouraging countries with emerging economies to improve their secured transactions law.
In its reply of 20 June 1995 to the Secretary-General, the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization(NASCO) indicated that it was  not aware of any activities within the convention area which would be inconsistent with General Assembly decision 49/436.
difficult situations such as, for example, coming up with a model law that would be inconsistent with the recommendations of the Guide.
A representative of a multilateral development bank expressed concern about the proposed changes since they might result in provisions that would be inconsistent with the relevant requirements of the multilateral development banks.
Should the Commission recommend a differentiated salary increase, that recommendation would  constitute a de facto freezing of the salaries for staff at the lower Professional grades, which would be inconsistent with other goals stated by the organizations.
The short seasonal drift-net mackerel fishery was  not considered to be  of a scale or to involve wasteful fishing methods that would be inconsistent with the General Assembly resolutions and decisions on the issue.
(e) Confirm that he cannot be  held liable for acts or omissions by independent entities in connection with the performance of their operational mandates, as such liability would be inconsistent with the independent status of such entities(ibid., para. 217);
23 could be  to ensure that the court would  not be  applicable to the present permanent members of the Security Council, which would be inconsistent with the widely shared objective of impartiality.
functions of supervisory authority, the United Nations would be  used to provide a direct service to private, profit-making entities, which would be inconsistent with the mandate of the Organization.
The view was  also expressed that the proposal would be inconsistent with the structure and proper interpretation of the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards,
This would be inconsistent with a typical hanging where the ligature mark rises upon the neck
Another stated that criminalizing defamation of religions would be inconsistent with the fundamental principle that human rights reside in the individual rather than in group association,
s location would be inconsistent with the approach taken in jurisdictions that refer to the law of the assignor ' s location.
Any solution that did not take into account the aspirations of the Islanders would be inconsistent with Article 1, paragraph 2, and Article 73 b of the Charter of the United Nations.
However, the view was  expressed that such guidelines would be inconsistent with the object and purpose as well as the timing requirements of the Vienna Conventions because reservations were 
the Parliamentary Select Committee had concluded that marital rape could not be  made an offence, as that would be inconsistent with sharia law.
about the possibility that such equipment could be  put to alternative uses that would be inconsistent with the sanctions.
If a communication is  made under article 15 that implementation of the planned measures would be inconsistent with the provisions of articles 5
Reiterates its determination to bring its full support to a credible electoral process for the presidential and legislative elections in Côte d ' Ivoire and expresses its conviction that any postponement of the presidential elections of 29 November 2009 would be inconsistent with a credible process and with the Ouagadougou Political Agreement as endorsed by the Security Council;