Examples of using May constitute in English and their translations into Chinese
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Otherwise, the Special Rapporteur notes that such treatments may constitute torture, or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
In such cases, the carrying out of a death sentence may constitute a form of summary or arbitrary execution.
As to what may constitute public interest, the Court mentioned certain parameters which could be applied to test.
These death threats may constitute a retaliation for the lawyers' denunciation of several cases of torture perpetrated by members of the civilian and military police.
I remind this Council that violations of international humanitarian law may constitute war crimes for which individual criminal responsibility may be invoked.”.
Rights group Amnesty International says the actions of Myanmar's military may constitute"crimes against humanity" after allegations of violence against the Rohingya Muslim minority.
Violation of the conditions for entry into the territory of the State may constitute a separate ground for expulsion as discussed in Part VII.A.6(a).
The Council underlines that attacks targeting peacekeepers may constitute a war crime and reminds all parties of their obligations under international humanitarian law.
These epitopes recognized by B-cells may constitute any exposed solvent region in the antigen and can be of different chemical nature.
The combination of indicators gathered over time may not prove to be conclusive, but they may constitute a picture or pattern that needs an explanation.
Some information may constitute sensitive information as defined in regulations in force(e.g. religious affiliation and health status).
In addition, the Trial Chamber made for the first time the important finding that in certain circumstances acts of rape may constitute torture under international humanitarian law.
It warned that“certain acts associated with trafficking in persons in the context of armed conflict may constitute war crimes.”.
The court noted that delivery of defective goods may constitute an impediment under article 79(1) of the CISG.
There was broad support for the proposed forms of State conduct that may constitute" a general practice".
According to van Hoof, while they may constitute" useful tools for analysis", they were applied in" too black-and-white a fashion".
Berg says the study also shows international students and backpackers encounter conditions that may constitute criminal forced labour.
After all, U.S. troops are organs of the state, so defense of the former may constitute defense of the latter.
It is widely recognized that systematic or widespread violations of human rights and humanitarian law may constitute crimes against humanity and/or war crimes.
Such conduct, if proven in a court of law, may constitute a war crime.