Examples of using Mere existence in English and their translations into Spanish
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However, the question of whether liability should flow from the mere existence of harm or from conduct reflecting a lack of diligence might be better determined by the nature of the activity
been no fundamental change in the military doctrines of security based on these doomsday weapons and the threat that the mere existence of nuclear weapons represents for the human race still hangs over the future of our planet.
The real impact of my work at UNHCR can be compared to that significant"watershed" in a person's life- from a mere existence marked by fear of harm,
It is our collective belief that the mere existence of nuclear weapons
assistance measures or the mere existence of social security systems.
we do not believe that the mere existence of this right will in itself guarantee the end of corruption in public administration.
based on our definitions the"Word of God" as"creative information," the mere existence of our consciousness is sufficient proof of this-since it represents the very embodiment of creative information.
shared the conviction of the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations that the mere existence of strategic reserve units could deter spoilers and make risk management easier.
may not want the results of a settlement or even its mere existence to affect their ability to conduct business or to enter into new contracts.
the Website do not imply by its mere existence, any legal relationship between the Website
They also noted that the requesting party had acknowledged that“it was not aware of any econometric model that would measure the‘chilling effect' produced by the mere existence of antidumping legislation” US-1916 Act(EC)(Article 22.6- US): para 5.70, quotation marks omitted.
Reiterate that the mere existence of nuclear weapons represents a threat to all mankind
The members of the New Agenda are convinced that the mere existence of nuclear weapons
In our view, together with the difficulty in the use of the National Electronic ID(DNIe) and an accompanying lack of smart card readers, the mere existence of the FNMT and its pricing policies have been one of the main obstacles to the widespread adoption
is convinced of the need to proceed to the total elimination of nuclear weapons as the only effective means of addressing various challenges arising from their mere existence, such as proliferation and what is referred to as nuclear terrorism.
open-ended laws, by their mere existence, discourage the dissemination of information
While the mere existence of a State religion may not in itself be incompatible with human rights, this concept must
not only because such a court would make it possible to remedy the consequences of international crimes but also because its mere existence would have a deterrent effect.
Canada recalls that the original panel noted that the mere existence of parallel markets with lower export prices did not, by itself, create an export subsidy,
References to this law, and its mere existence, were of particular concern as it does not comply with relevant international human rights norms,