Examples of using Does not suffice in English and their translations into Russian
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The Committee notes that the material and evidence before it does not suffice to make a finding in respect of these claims.
A mere reference to"the seriousness of these questions"(para. 7.8) does not suffice: Hence, this individual opinion!
while the latter does not suffice for an award of compensation.
that this statement alone does not suffice to overturn his well founded suspicions
A mere allegation does not suffice, but if proved, compensation for moral injury can be awarded by the Tribunal in an amount which has varied from $1,000, through to $10,000 or even $100,000.
her country of origin does not suffice to prohibit his or her return as being incompatible with article 3 of the Convention.
Counsel argues that the State party's mere reference to a non-provided report does not suffice as proof and requests a copy of the written report by the embassy,
the extracted means hardly suffice on maintenance of a life and at all does not suffice on reproduction of the population.
While section 225 brings important factors regarding women in migration to the resolution, it does not suffice to cover the many varied barriers
For some complicated cases, even when applying the above approach, the tree does not suffice and in those cases it is up to the project group to make a well thought through decision on the status of company in question.
therefore its involvement alone does not suffice for considering or suspecting a particular judgement to be arbitrary.
of the base amount, i.e. the average amount of benefits payable under the German statutory pensions insurance scheme, does not suffice to substantiate the alleged discriminatory discrepancy between the remuneration for his work
notes that the author's mere reference to minimum standard wage does not suffice to substantiate the alleged discrimination.
is the case with so many questions which arise in international life, does not suffice to deprive it of its character as a'legal question' and to'deprive the Court
is the case with so many questions which arise in international life, does not suffice to deprive it of its character as a'legal question'
partly because their diminutive capital does not suffice for the scale on which Modern Industry is carried on,
National measures do not suffice to eliminate these phenomena.
But ground rules do not suffice if it is not possible to enforce them.
Resources of boarding houses for recycling of this dust obviously do not suffice.
Unilateral declarations do not suffice.