Examples of using Would not preclude in English and their translations into Arabic
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The proposed title would not preclude the Commission from entering upon related aspects if this proved desirable, but the focus would be on formation(the process by which rules of customary international law develop) and evidence(the identification of such rules).
It should be understood that that programme would not preclude the holding of any ad hoc meetings that might be warranted and that the Special Committee might, in early 2014, review its scheduled meetings on the basis of any new developments.
It was understood that that programme would not preclude the holding of any ad hoc meetings that might be warranted
Indeed, the Redesign Panel recognized that the existence of a professional office of counsel would not preclude the possibility of recourse to outside counsel either on a pro bono basis or paid for personally by staff members(A/61/205, para. 108).
Although the proposed agenda items should enable the Organizational Committee to conduct its work, adoption of the provisional agenda would not preclude the inclusion of other items in the course of the session.
It is understood that this initial priority would not preclude the initiation of other types of pilot projects, including on halons and carbon tetrachloride, should these have an important demonstration value.
It was understood that that programme would not preclude the holding of any ad hoc meetings that might be warranted
The existence of a single staff body would not preclude staff working in the Secretariat from operating with regard to all substantive matters under a distinct line of authority,
His delegation supported the proposal that the item should be allocated to the plenary Assembly, though that would not preclude discussion of the report in detail by the Third Committee.
It was understood that the programme would not preclude the holding of any ad hoc meetings that might be warranted
However, it declared that that provision would not preclude it from concluding bilateral treaties on extradition with individual States parties.
That would not preclude the practice whereby a treaty, once signed, might be put into effect if given practical application even before ratification; it would then be ratified de facto.
the court added that had the CISG applied, it would not preclude the parties ' agreement to limit damages.
the Guadalajara report point out that such strengthening of the international arrangement would not preclude further development towards a legal framework,
A number of delegations observed that the Standing Committee process would not preclude the possibility of convening other broadly based meetings to discuss newly emerging protection demands
There was considerable support for the view that, in line with the approach adopted in previous work of the Working Group, the topics could be approached in a manner that would not preclude the development of a convention.
It also maintained the view that the provisions of the article would not preclude the Tribunal from issuing its own laissez-passer in the future,
A graduated(step-by-step, or incremental) approach; this would not preclude an eventual conference when appropriate, but permits focus on feasible initial steps building upon existing areas of cooperation.
This would not preclude action being taken against a member where membership was clearly incompatible with performance of his
It was understood that that programme would not preclude the holding of any ad hoc meetings that might be warranted