Examples of using Could not exercise in English and their translations into Spanish
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the majority of the human race could not exercise their civil, political,
that member States could not exercise shared or concurrent competences in the area of competition.
were the result of the perception that the Government could not exercise complete sovereign authority in Rwanda as long as there was a large UNAMIR military presence in the country.
whose territory was occupied could not exercise the right to development.
because in such a transaction a State could not exercise its jurisdictional immunity.
Canada rejected the notion that a State of nationality could not exercise diplomatic protection for a person in respect of a State of which that person was also a national.
Persons who considering their material status could not exercise their rights guaranteed under the Constitution
even though a State could not exercise jurisdiction in respect of a particular act owing to the immunity enjoyed by an official of another State.
the Security Council was blocked and could not exercise its role in maintaining international peace and security.
i.e. it deals with the rights that these persons could not exercise before the enactment of this Law.
there was in principle no reason why a State could not exercise diplomatic protection in such circumstances.
a determination that a person could not exercise the right in question did not mean that the right itself had been infringed.
indicating that non-Egyptian children whose parents were in an irregular situation could not exercise their right to a basic education,
had since been told that they could not exercise their right of residence because their land was within the boundaries of the national park.
paragraph 3, whereby a State could not exercise diplomatic protection on behalf of a refugee in respect of an injury caused by an internationally wrongful act of the State of nationality of the refugee.
the Committee had decided was that the court of a given country could not exercise jurisdiction over arbitral proceedings taking place in another country but that it could
a flag State could not exercise effective control over vessels flying its flag
a court could not exercise jurisdiction if the offence was committed outside the territory of that State
a State could not exercise the right of diplomatic protection on behalf of its national if that national had committed a wrongful act.
However, in exceptional situations where a host State could not exercise its criminal jurisdiction efficiently by meeting the basic requirements of due process