Examples of using Would preclude in English and their translations into Russian
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It was clarified that observers could only make statements, which would preclude them from making proposals.
a check by the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs revealed nothing that would preclude rendition of the detained Uzbek citizens.
use of a vehicle would preclude eligibility for unemployment benefit.
she submits that such an argument would preclude the taking of any acts,
recognition of a foreign insolvency proceeding would preclude the opening of a local insolvency proceeding in respect of the same assets,
a rule whereby the recognition of a foreign main proceeding would preclude the opening of a local main proceeding in respect of the same debtor.
Their biennial cycle would preclude either of the two Nairobi-based calendar bodies from holding a regular session in 2000
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that his delegation did not support the proposal to add the word"digital" before the word"information", since it would preclude the application of the Model Law to analog information.
Social Council would preclude the forum giving direct advice to other subsidiary bodies under all circumstances.
while the rules on transparency would apply in conjunction with the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, nothing would preclude Parties to an investment treaty from applying those rules widely,
Further, the interpretation that there is nothing in Article 71 of the United Nations Charter that would preclude the General Assembly from inviting non-governmental organizations to participate in its sessions is a disingenuous legal interpretation,
It was also suggested that the transparency convention should provide for the possibility for the Contracting Parties to formulate a reservation under article 4 that would preclude the application of the second provision.
In connection with rule 4, it was understood that nothing would preclude the funding of special sessions of the Conference of the Parties from regular budget resources, should such resources be available.
it was supported by some delegations on the ground that it would preclude interference with the Security Council's primary responsibility with respect to the maintenance of international peace and security.
to refrain from taking measures that would preclude the achievement of this objective.
no person should be allowed to assert his or her identity in a way that would preclude the possibility of others doing the same.
Rules Governing Programme Planning would preclude the introduction of results-based budgeting in the form proposed in the present report.
Section 224(9) of the Education Act 1989 provides that no foreign student other than an exempt student shall be enrolled in any course of study if this would preclude a domestic or exempt student from enrolling in that course.
It is stated that all States should actively participate in efforts to bring about conditions in international relations among States in which a code of peaceful conduct of nations in international affairs could be agreed upon and that would preclude the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.
of customary law and non-performance of any one or more of them would preclude the State of origin from asserting that the harm did not occur for want of due diligence.