Примеры использования Could deny на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Who here now could deny your powers?
There was a real chemistry between us both that I think no one could deny.
We could deny this or draw other conclusions from this, but we would prefer not to do so.
In extreme cases, the President of the District Court could deny access to lawyers for up to 21 days.
No country could deny a seat in the Council to Italy, for instance, if a seat were given to Germany.
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They added that,if the detainee should die, the police could deny that the person was ever in custody.
No one could deny the success achieved by the United Nations during its 50 years of existence in promoting peace and development.
The Lord's triumph entered the minds of all the hearers, and none of them could deny the miracle of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Gentiles.
In some cases, States could deny airspace access to an aircraft in flight carrying a listed person among its passengers.
Under the traditional view, if the conduct that formed the basis of the claim for divorce did not fit into one of the statutory categories,a court could deny the request for a divorce.
Therefore, she wondered how any man today could deny to a Muslim woman in a Muslim country the right to engage in politics.
A new article, perhaps following current article 90,would set out procedures to be followed before a State party could deny assistance on national security grounds.
In France, the investigating judge could deny requests to persons in pretrial detention for up to four years.
The Committee was concerned that without therequisite resource capacities and gender sensitivity of officials, such decentralization could deny women access to those services in contravention of the Convention.
Certainly, none could deny the steady increase in importance of Islamophobia in the West, which had led to grave violations of the basic rights of Muslims.
Such policies were necessary in order tomeet the challenges of the new millennium. Nobody could deny the link between scientific and technological development and improvement in the quality of life.
That having been said, nobody could deny that outbursts of nationalism in everyday life, primarily through lack of understanding and ignorance of the cultural and traditions of other ethnicities.
Mr. YUTZIS felt that, although it was always difficult to theoretically anddefinitively assert that a given State practiced institutional racism, no one could deny the presence of residual elements indicating racist or discriminatory practices.
No one could deny the increase in Islamophobia across the Western world, which had resulted in the violation of the basic rights of Muslims, while United States drones regularly killed innocent Afghan women and children.
Some of the outstanding issues were of crucial importance, and no one could deny the complexity of the task, but the most important factor was the emerging consensus regarding the necessity of the court.
No one could deny the results that the international community had achieved in the environmental area over the past three decades, and the central role UNEP had played in realizing many of those results.
Today, the United States administration is behaving in a manner that few nations across the world could deny, the fact that its main objective is to deprive the Iranian people of their most basic human rights, including the right of free movement.
While no one could deny that pressures were brought to bear on the Secretariat to recruit particular nationals, the question was how capable the Organization was of resisting those external pressures in the current situation of financial crisis.
It has become all too apparent during the past three years that the space debris produced by these types of weapons could deny us the very economic, scientific and security benefits we all need to function as a prosperous and secure global community.
Under the bill,the authorities could deny a suspect's request for legal assistance if the request meant delaying questioning in an exceptional situation, such as where the lives of hostages were at stake.
Mr. HERMAN(Department for Economic and Social Information and Policy Analysis) said that, when a country was exposed to an external shock,the financial community began to worry about that country's capacity to repay its debt and could deny it access to needed resources.
There was no reason to think that a receiving State could deny an individual rights that did not fall within the category of fundamental rights just because he or she had arrived in the country by way of expulsion from another country.
The Special Rapporteur expressed his concern about the violent conflicts in eastern Zaire, both North and South Kivu, andabout the application of the Zairian law of nationality of 1981, which could deny a group of Zairians their nationality, thereby violating their human rights.
While State practice in that area varied, no one could deny that the State had the sovereign right to explore and exploit the natural resources, including oil and gas, that were located within its land and maritime territory.
The Working Group considered the content of Government's note verbal dated 3 November 2010 in relation to an urgent appeal by the special procedures,in which it is stated that"Mr. Al-Hassani's defence requested that a number of people be heard as witnesses so that those persons could deny his criminal intent.