Examples of using States cannot in English and their translations into French
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Even with such conditions, States cannot guarantee that in all cases the prohibition of torture will be scrupulously adhered to.
Moreover, the demands of Asian and other States cannot be ignored.
Families, communities, and States cannot reach optimal levels of social,
States cannot by acts or omissions derogate from the treaty standards,
If the States cannot reach agreement on the definition of the subject of the dispute,
The Special Rapporteur emphasizes that States cannot refer to additional grounds,
Moreover, States cannot invoke provisions of domestic law to justify the violation of their human rights obligations under international law, including the prohibition of corporal punishment.
It is the inalienable right of each individual to enjoy his or her human rights and States cannot restrict these rights unless permitted in human rights treaties.
under customary international law, States cannot return refugees to a country where they face persecution or torture.
States cannot for example, introduce macroeconomic reforms
The Committee explicitly notes that States cannot rely solely on contributory systems for old-age pensions, as all individuals will not always be able to secure sufficient means to maintain an adequate standard of living.
Secondly, there exists in any case a universally accepted principle of international law whereby States cannot claim that their national legislation,
It means that States cannot avoid responsibility for the acts of secessionist entities where in truth it is the State which is controlling the activities of the body in question.
Although there is widespread awareness that most States cannot achieve their migration management objectives unilaterally, the question on
The Special Rapporteur underscores the fact that States cannot refer to additional grounds,
The result is that States cannot fulfil their international human rights obligations, even if they are desirous of improving the human rights situation in their countries.
diplomatic assurances are unreliable and ineffective in the protection against torture and ill-treatment, and States cannot resort to them.
It is equally true that in a law-abiding society of nations, States cannot and should not take the law into their own hands
it is important to recall that States cannot prevent their population from moving to another State International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,
Under articles 26 and 27 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, States cannot invoke national law as justification for non-implementing a treaty.