Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Chinese
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It stated that her illness could constitute a ground for releasing a prisoner, but only where it was in an advanced state.
These elements could constitute a practical tool for implementation at the national level.
A UN official later said the attack could constitute a war crime.
While in some cases the embezzlement of public funds could constitute an aggravating circumstance, the legislation did not always apply to all public officials.
In specific cases, failure to communicate data could constitute a violation of contractual obligations and result in economic and/or legal damages to the Concerned Party.
The State party has not received any well-grounded or valuable information or data which could constitute a basis for the renewal of the pretrial investigation.
It noted that these measures could constitute an important step for the improvement of the human rights situation of this minority.
It was suggested that the situation where the harm is caused by more than one source could constitute an exception to limited liability.
(b) Whether a satellite in geostationary orbit could constitute a permanent establishment;
There was a time when I thought that this alone could constitute the honor of mankind, and I despised the people, who know nothing.
Impunity for grave human rights violations that could constitute crimes against humanity continues to challenge the international community.
It stated that an interpretative declaration that had received such approval could constitute an agreement regarding the interpretation of the treaty.
He is not a member of any political organization and has not shown that his criminal record in the United States or his deportation itself could constitute a risk.
The author recalls that the Committee has accepted that the disappearance of a loved one could constitute a violation of article 7 for the family.
This could constitute a discriminatory practice for which formal legal and administrative solutions will need to be considered.
There was a time when I thought that this alone could constitute the honor of mankind, and I despised the common man who knows nothing.
Lastly, waiver by the responsible State of the requirement that local remedies should be exhausted could constitute an exception, but it would be better if such a waiver were explicit.
The Intermediate Court rejected this claim and held that the e-mails sent from one' s own company server could constitute effective evidence.
The Court recognizes that the environment is under daily threat and that the use of nuclear weapons could constitute a catastrophe for the environment.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the actual adoption of legislation could constitute an educational measure.