Examples of using Should not preclude in English and their translations into French
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social problems associated with the transition should not preclude a role for UNICEF in addressing longer-term planning to meet the needs of children.
It was observed that discussions on peacekeeping by other bodies of the Organization should not preclude the Special Committee on the Charter from considering this issue.
But it added that this should not preclude"the spirit of compromise to prevail",
VIII."Regulations and Conventions should not preclude the transmission of dangerous goods information by electronic data interchange(EDI)
The absence of a treaty definition of the crime of aggression should not preclude its inclusion in the list of crimes for which the court would have jurisdiction,
However, the Group agreed that scarcity of information on the nature of the problem should not preclude States from making use of, or improving, existing best practices
Others argued that the IMDG code may introduce BK1 in the future and this should not preclude the use of BK1
However, dialogue should not preclude necessary criticism,
The dispute resolution and/or arbitration clause should not preclude assistance from the CMPA or the physician's personal
The emergency requirements mentioned above should not preclude the possibility of a further assessment of the future needs of the Mission,
The Noblemaire principle was, however, on the Commission's agenda for the fifty-ninth session(summer 2004), and such scheduling should not preclude the Commission from reviewing the allowances in the meantime.
We reiterate that participation in any mechanism dealing with multilateral approaches should be carried out on a voluntary basis and should not preclude any state from purchasing nuclear fuel cycle services on the existing market,
Regulations and Conventions should not preclude the transmission of dangerous goods information by electronic means such as EDI
the pursuit of those objectives should not preclude addressing past and ongoing violations of women's human rights.
dialogue should not preclude criticism where necessary.
the authors claim, should not preclude the Committee from considering the case.
Restitution and financial compensation for harms done to the victim/survivor is prioritized ahead of fines and penalties and should not preclude the victim in pursuing civil
Furthermore, the Committee reiterates its view that the application of exceptions to bidding on the basis of exigency should not preclude the submission of such cases to the Committee on Contracts.
But, their use should not preclude the utilization of other formal mechanisms provided for by the Charter
It was observed that discussions on this issue by other bodies of the Organization should not preclude the Special Committee from considering peacekeeping from a legal perspective.