Примеры использования Can constitute на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By its very nature it can constitute a serious safety hazard.
They can constitute economical and reliable options to deliver energy to remote rural areas.
Examples are used to specify which acts can constitute mutilation.
These shortcomings can constitute significant risks to the success of the micro-projects.
In smaller developing countries in particular, this can constitute a considerable challenge.
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These measures can constitute significant steps towards restoring confidence between the sides.
I remind the parties that targeting aid workers can constitute a war crime.
On rare occasions,footage can constitute direct evidence that a fix has occurred.
For imports by developing countries, tariffs are higher and can constitute definite barriers.
Such agreements can constitute a first step towards a harmonized conformity assessment system for the parties to the agreement.
Identical treatment of persons in very different situations can constitute a form of discrimination.
Economic and social problems can constitute a threat to peace and security only if they are allowed to fester.
It is likely that a classification of municipalities according to degree of urbanisation can constitute a good frame.
The commission of acts of terrorism can constitute grounds for refusing right of asylum.
It can constitute an important move towards conflict resolution and provide an opportunity for the parties to conflicts to work out their differences.
Indeed, such schemes,which are sometimes coupled with criminal sanctions for non-compliance, can constitute an effective alternative solution.
Each of these categories of acts can constitute the crime of genocide, as could any combination of these acts.
Although women were used by men as"a weapon of war", their solidarity andtheir organization in non-governmental organizations can constitute an instrument for peace.
Compulsory HIV testing can constitute a deprivation of liberty and a violation of the right to security of person.
The amendment clarifies that a servicing contract that includes a fee can constitute continuing involvement in a financial asset.
Acts of torture can constitute crimes against humanity and, when committed in a situation of armed conflict, constitute war crimes.
High electoral thresholds usually have an adverse effect on the ability of minority communities to secure political representation and can constitute indirect discrimination.
Services can constitute very important activities for African countries in particular those that are well equipped in the field of ICTs téleservices.
The State party submits that the case law of the Conseil d'État shows that a wish to bear one's mother's family name can constitute a lawful interest.
In certain cases pregnancy can constitute evidence of abuse, but in the case of adolescents it is often diagnosed long after the abuse has occurred.
At the same time, however, it is recognized that some NPSAs offer their services free of charge,and in those instances this can constitute a powerful incentive to use their services.
We believe that greater transparency in armaments can constitute a crucial confidence-building measure with a view to diminishing and even eliminating suspicion among States.
In addition, intellectual property rights-- particularly patents granted on plants or on genes or DNA sequences-- can constitute a direct impediment to innovation by farmers.
Stating that an individual crime can constitute a crime against humanity"if the motive for this act resides, in whole or in part, in such systematic persecution.
Incommunicado detention, which itself often facilitates the perpetration of torture and can constitute a form of cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.