Examples of using Do not impair in English and their translations into French
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problems in this area do not impair our ability to act,
80 and 81 do not impair the remedies available to the buyer on account of such breach.
an effort should be made to achieve goals in ways that do not impair competition.
The Corporate Governance Committee does not believe that these common board memberships impact the ability of these directors to act in the best interests of CIBC and do not impair their independence.
The Annex ensures that the conditions of use of telecommunications services as a mode of supply do not impair the market access commitments made in schedules,
Air traffic control and navigation do not impair long-haul operations,
It should be mentioned that the provisions of this law do not impair in any way the rights
an effort should be made to achieve other goals in ways that do not impair competition.
one which includes measures that, first of all, do not impair the national security of the negotiating partners
I have satisfied myself that the proposed rates are just and reasonable, do not impair the solvency of the Company,
by taking appropriate measures which do not impair the operations or operational capacity of such vessels belonging to
play a role in international conventions and initiatives that do not impair our vital margins of security.
France considers that it would be preferable to state that the provisions of the draft articles do not impair the provisions and procedures of the Charter of the United Nations,
enhancing the transfer of working children from hazardous occupations to those that do not impair their normal development
policies undertaken in respect of internalization do not impair the development efforts of developing countries
as well as the replacement of components by equivalent parts are admissible as long as they do not impair the usability for the contractually intended purpose.
actors they are in a position to regulate, including companies, do not impair the enjoyment of human rights in other countries,
This is an additional safeguard which places a burden on States to demonstrate that the limitations do not impair the democratic functioning of society.
provided that these do not impair other acquired rights.
The purpose of this separation is to ensure that the conditions of use of telecommunications services as a mode of supply do not impair the market access commitments made in the schedules,