Примеры использования Could not be equated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Terrorism could not be equated with any religion or nation.
It followed that the work of the Office could not be equated with priority mandates.
Pakistan was committed to the elimination of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, butalso held the position that the legitimate struggles of a people for self-determination could not be equated with terrorism.
The right to self-determination could not be equated with separatism.
The conclusion that silence could not be equated with the acceptance of the reservation would be in accordance with draft guideline 3.3.3, according to which nullity could not be remedied by unilateral acceptance.
One expert stated that liberalization of services under the General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS) could not be equated with deregulation.
The absence of objections could not be equated with unanimous agreement to amend the treaty.
The right to fight for liberation from foreign occupation, the main reason for the crisis,was a legitimate right and could not be equated with military aggression.
By its very nature terrorism could not be equated with a religion, a civilization or a culture.
Certainly, administrative infractions such as remaining in a State after the expiration of an immigration permit could not be equated with the commission of violent acts.
As had been contested, xenophobia could not be equated to racism or racial discrimination- the Convention was clear; however, in some instances there could be linkages.
The struggle for liberation from foreign occupation was a legitimate right that could not be equated with the military aggression by the occupation forces.
However, some members of the Commission had been reluctant to establish any parallel between States and international organizations in that respect, given that the right of self-defenceof international organizations and their agents was restricted and could not be equated to that of States.
In terms of international law, his country's intervention could not be equated with the military intervention by Rwanda and Uganda in support of an armed rebellion, which set a dangerous precedent.
Such violations could not be justified on the ground of combating violence and terror: everyone had a legitimate right to struggle for liberation from foreign occupation, andmilitary aggression could not be equated with a liberation struggle.
Germany considered that K values for small insulated bodies could not be equated with those for large semi-trailers and that an annual ageing coefficient of 5% meant that semi-trailers could not meet the K values defined in the ATP after 6 years.
With regard to paragraph 25(b), while necessity would generally preclude the international responsibility of an organization for a wrongful act, the circumstances in which necessity could be invoked would have to be even more exceptional than those applying to a State,since the essential interests of an organization could not be equated with the essential interests of a State.
The safe areas established by the United Nations in Bosnia and Herzegovina could not be equated with a protected zone within the meaning of international humanitarian law, since they have been based on an enforced demand for parties concerned to cease attacks against the area.
There were some doubts and concerns regarding the advisability of extending the concept of necessity to the responsibility of international organizations due to the lack of relevant practice; the difficulty of envisaging the"essential interest" of an international organization that could be protected against a"grave and imminent peril"; andthe need for even more exceptional circumstances than those applying to a State since the essential interests of an organization could not be equated with the essential interests of a State.
The point was also made that an international crime could not be equated with a breach of either an erga omnes or a jus cogens obligation, the former being a broader concept, while the latter, possibly also broader, might exacerbate rather than resolve the problem of identification.
Such conditions could not be equated with the restrictions contained in unilateral statements made under optional clauses in the context of reservations to a multilateral treaty; while it was true that the objective of such restrictions or conditions was to limit the legal effect of a treaty's provision, they did not in themselves constitute unilateral statements.
A proposal to align draft recommendation 19 with draft recommendation 4 was not supported on the basis that procedural coordination could not be equated with substantive consolidation and although it might be appropriate to permit the debtor to apply for the former, it would not be appropriate in the circumstances supporting substantive consolidation under draft recommendation 17.
Reform has not been and cannot be equated simply with cost-cutting.
Obviously, the Overmind and aesthetics cannot be equated together.
The legitimate struggle of peoples for the right to self-determination cannot be equated with terrorism.
The Teacher being on the Earth can't be equated to Great Himalaya Lords.
It cannot be justified and it cannot be equated with the actions of those seeking only to defend themselves against it.
Despite the apparent similarity of the situation, the purchase andoperation of the software can not be equated with the acquisition and use of conventional consumer goods.
Nuclear energy cannot be equated with nuclear weapons, and the right of all States for peaceful nuclear activities should be guaranteed.
Economic growth, desirable as it is, cannot be equated with development unless it is accompanied by economic and social progress for all groups.