Examples of using May amount in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Committee notes that prolonged solitary confinement of the detained or imprisoned person may amount to acts prohibited by article 7.
This indicates the commission of an indiscriminate attack on the civilian population of southern Israel, a war crime, and may amount to crimes against humanity.
Failure to provide reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities has far-reaching effects and may amount to violations of the rights to water or sanitation.
Caning is a form of cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment, which is prohibited absolutely under international law, and may amount to torture.
The State party acknowledges that the mere existence of some permit systems which are of extremely broad application may amount to an unacceptable restriction on freedom of expression.
The Committee is also concerned that some of the cantonal disparities in practices and services provided and in the enjoyment of rights by children may amount to discrimination.
However, funding may have to be secured relating to arbitration, which may amount to $200,000.
For the 12 following months(Aug/20- July/21), shipments may amount more than 2 million tons.
Human Rights Watch: Israel's actions in Gaza may amount to war crimes.
For example, misbehaviour before the Tribunal may amount to a violation of the code of conduct without being regarded as misconduct under the Staff Rules and Regulations of the United Nations, and vice versa.
MINUSMA considers that the treatment received by the detainees during arrest and interrogation may amount to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
In accordance with chapter X of the Staff Rules, such action may amount to misconduct(see rule 10.1(a)), warranting disciplinary measures to be imposed on the concerned staff member.
During the period under review, reports were received of numerous human rights violations committed by Government forces, which may amount to crimes against humanity and, possibly, war crimes.
When committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population, with knowledge of the attack, these acts may amount to a crime against humanity.
Recognise that forced, coercive and otherwise involuntary modification of a person's sex characteristics may amount to torture, or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment;
Furthermore, forced relocation to a particular area following removal, including in the context of“villagization programmes” or“banishment”, may amount to arbitrary detention, in addition to an infringement of freedom of movement.
These criteria include transparency, objectivity, impartiality, reasonableness, and the avoidance of overly burdensome regulations which may amount to a disguised restriction to trade in services.
The Committee is also concerned that some of the Land disparities in practices and services provided and in the enjoyment of rights by children may amount to discrimination.
Moreover, the treatment of the expellees, taken as a whole, must be considered to have been inhuman and thus unacceptable and may amount to degrading treatment within the meaning of article 3 of the European Convention.
It said caning was a“cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment” and may amount to torture and called on the Acehnese authorities to abandon the practice.