Examples of using May amount in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Special Rapporteur notes that there can be no therapeutic justification for the prolonged use of restraints, which may amount to torture or ill-treatment.
such a port license, depending on its duration, may amount to $150,000 per year or more.
including those that may amount to crimes against humanity, Also noting.
conduct by parties that may amount to contempt of court.
However, funding may have to be secured relating to arbitration, which may amount to $200,000.
The Committee recommends that prison staff refrain from routinely subjecting prisoners to complete strip searches that may amount to degrading treatment.
The Mission also finds that the detention of members of the Legislative Council may amount to collective punishment contrary to international humanitarian law.
including those that may amount to crimes against humanity.
forced medication which may amount to inhumane and degrading treatment.
Continued disproportionate use of force by Israeli security forces amounts to unlawful killings, and may amount to wilful killings in some cases.
Any act that may amount to a crime should be dealt with by the authorities of justice administration and not by penitentiary or prison staff.
The Court has indicated that this process may amount to the notion of double jeopardy.
Drop-out rates may amount to more than half of the originally registered pupils,
There are also a range of penalties prescribed for offences which may amount to torture or cruel,
It stated that Syria had lost legitimacy due to human rights violations that may amount to crimes against humanity.
Amnesty International concluded that these actions may amount to crimes against humanity.
of a detained or imprisoned person may amount to an act prohibited by article 7.
care to children with disabilities may amount to cruel, inhuman
even small effects within individual families may amount to large effects for the country as a whole.
It also recommended assessing the extent to which the maintenance of separate Arab and Jewish"sectors" may amount to racial segregation.