Examples of using Would constitute in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Mission is awaiting the arrival of military personnel from Chad, who would constitute the last major deployment for the AMIS protection force.
He elaborated on the issues which would constitute OSCE priorities in three dimensions of security, namely, human, political-military and economic and environmental.
The option of appointing three members would not work, as they would constitute a troika, which often pulled in different directions.
Changing the existing procedure would constitute an important element in the democratization of the Security Council in particular and the United Nations in general.
With the results of the Vienna Conference kept in mind, the Agenda for Human Rights would constitute a plan of action for setting standards and implementing rights and preventing violations.
They claim that their deportation from Canada to Colombia would constitute a violation of article 2, paragraph 3; article 6, paragraph 1; article 7; article 23, paragraph 1; and article 24, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
that the expulsion of the author and his family would constitute a violation of articles 6(para. 1) and 7, read in conjunction with article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.
it would be assumed that the Moroccan authorities had not agreed to provide such guarantees, which would constitute valid grounds for refusing the author ' s extradition.
The implementation of those instruments would constitute a major step towards nuclear disarmament by reducing the overall level of strategic offensive weapons in Russia and the United States by approximately two thirds as compared to 1990 levels.
who claimed that his return to the Democratic Republic of the Congo would constitute a violation by Canada of article 3 of the Convention against Torture.
The Council was requested to decide on the documentation and meetings that would constitute the inputs and support of UN-Habitat and the United Nations system to the preparatory process
the absence of development, and Mali supported the new concept of inclusive and sustainable industrial development, which would constitute a response to the many challenges faced by the country.
I sincerely believe that the adoption of a balanced and comprehensive programme of work, and the subsequent initiation of consultations, studies and negotiations, would constitute a message of encouragement for the international community.
Mr. BIONTINO(Germany), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that adoption of the draft resolution would constitute a major stride in the implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States.
In relation to the possibility of drafting a provision defining a principle acta sunt servanda, the Special Rapporteur noted that such recognition would constitute a step forward in the codification of the rules applicable to unilateral acts.
What would constitute physical evidence?
But what would constitute that?
Therefore such objections would constitute" counter-reservations".
This would constitute an expired pattern.