Примеры использования Cannot constitute на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vague claims along these lines cannot constitute evidence.
It is vague,amorphous and cannot constitute the basis for determining the eligibility of a prospective candidate.
Any exception should be considered only on a case-to-case basis and cannot constitute norms or guidance.
The authors argue that an error in the evaluation of the evidence cannot constitute a ground for appeal in the remedy of cassation to the Supreme Court, as it can in the remedy of appeal against other criminal sentences.
Membership in a trade union and participation in trade union activities,strike action included, cannot constitute grounds for a worker's dismissal;
As such, an individual's use of drugs cannot constitute grounds for curtailing her/his rights, irrespective of whether she or he has a recognized dependence syndrome or whether the applicable drug control regime allows for imprisonment or other sanctions.
Nonetheless, the Special Rapporteur emphasized that sport cannot constitute a cure-all for racism and discrimination.
Thus, for instance, Oppenheim maintains that a State can expel every alien according to discretion, and that the expulsion of an alien without just cause cannot constitute a legal wrong.
What I want to say is that patients cannot constitute a security threat to the State of Israel." Ibid.
The rules on protection of undisclosed information does not apply to information which according to law cannot constitute an official or commercial secret.
The author submits that procedural economy cannot constitute a valid argument to limit the right to appellate review.
The Directive stipulates that the simple discovery of a sequence or partial sequence of a gene,as opposed to its isolation, cannot constitute a patentable invention.
The non-production of this letter earlier cannot constitute non-exhaustion of domestic remedies.
Hence the Minister's refusal to authorize enforcement proceedings against the German State arises in the context of civil litigation and cannot constitute a governmental act.
Of import to us here is that the resolution in question cannot constitute an invitation to join the Court or cooperate with it, as stated in paragraph 10.
Programme planning should continue to be built on legislative mandates, as the determining factor in this regard, and, therefore,resources cannot constitute the basis for priority setting.
The signature and ratification by a State of this treaty cannot constitute a legal commitment to its Basic Obligations until the treaty has entered into force.
Article 254 of the Code of Criminal Procedure states that evidence gathered illegally as a result of intentional acts of investigation by prosecuting organs cannot constitute a basis for the verdict.
The dumping of dredged materials,whether contaminated or not, in a river cannot constitute"landfill" in the sense of item 10 in appendix I to the Convention.
The human body, at the various stages of its formation and development, and the simple discovery of one of its elements, including the sequence orpartial sequence of a gene, cannot constitute patentable inventions.
Term of giving of requests under the decision of the purchasing commission can be changed, but cannot constitute less than 10 days from the date of placing of the information on purchase.
Records of amounts and the structure of income of the Association, as well as data on the sizes of its property, expenses, the number of employees, their salaries andabout the involvement of volunteers cannot constitute a commercial secret.
One should realize that non-participation of a State in a project cannot constitute an irrefutable argument against that project.
Further, article 24, which was added to article 254 of the Code, prohibits the use of evidence gathered illegally:“Evidence gathered illegally by the investigation andprosecution authorities cannot constitute a basis for a verdict.”.
A simple expression of ideological support for an organization such as ETA,from within a prison cannot constitute the basis for a charge of membership of the organization, and does not in itself provide evidence of this offence.
The Committee also asked the Government to send copies of decisions on appeals made and collective agreements orjudicial decisions indicating that family responsibilities cannot constitute a valid reason for termination of employment.
The Special Rapporteur emphasizes the fact that the implementation of general plans of development cannot constitute a sufficient legal justification for forced eviction in the absence of one of the exceptional circumstances provided for by national legislation.
The State party stresses that pursuant to the Committee's own jurisprudence,mere negligence on the part of counsel cannot constitute justification for failure to exhaust domestic remedies.
A binding decision of an international organization cannot constitute coercion, which is defined in the commentary to article 18 on State responsibility as"[n]othing less than conduct which forces the will[giving] no effective choice but to comply.
Enforcing such"standardization" through legislation involving imprisonment cannot constitute a"restriction proportional to the aim sought.