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Silence could not constitute acquiescence when there was no duty to react.
I want to emphasize that the so-called peace proposal presented by UNITA could not constitute the basis of resumed peace negotiations.
They could not constitute a platform, however, for the Government of Burundi to implement in the short term.
He agreed with the Special Rapporteur that statements designed to increase the obligations of their author could not constitute a reservation.
Those reservations could not constitute reservations within the strict meaning of the term, because they had no possible binding force under the treaty.
One delegation said the future instrument should specify that the provisions relating to the statute of limitations could not constitute an obstacle to the right to compensation.
Thus, the Court concluded,the plaintiff's licence to operate a night-club could not constitute an authorization to him to have"lap-dances" take place in enclosed spaces in the restaurants or to allow the dancers to move about among the audience.
Some members pointed to the fact that the practice within the European Union andin its relations with the WTO could not constitute the basis for drawing general rules on the matter.
However, an act of necessity could not constitute a cause for exoneration of criminal responsibility in the case of torture, for which no derogation was possible under article 15, paragraph 2, of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Identifying norms of international law was the legitimate function of the Commission and therefore could not constitute unwarranted interference in political negotiations.
The Supreme Court held that this circumstance could not constitute grounds for dismissing the appeal for the enforcement of the ruling of the Arbitration Court, since the parties had reached agreement on arbitration proceedings not only with regard to disputes arising directly out of the guarantee but also with regard to any dispute connected with it, no special provision having been made for exceptions.
The comment is not unlawful as it was neither gratuitous norextreme and therefore could not constitute an attack in the sense of article 17.
Similarly, Algeria cannot accept that an autonomy plan which,in good faith, it has endeavoured to show could not constitute a serious and credible basis for a just and final settlement of the conflict in Western Sahara, should continue to be presented as the single and only way of settling the conflict, despite the strong objections it has made against that plan.
By a State The International Monetary Fund similarly concurs with the view that mere participation by a member State in the decisions of an international organization could not constitute coercion.
The fact that the taxviolated Mexico's obligations under the GATT[did not] mean that it could not constitute a countermeasure which operated to preclude wrongfulness under the NAFTA.
The Special Rapporteur was right to flag the role which silence could play in determining the existence of conduct amounting to acquiescence; butsilence alone could not constitute acquiescence.
It is pointed out that the fact that it was not possible for those studies to be completed could not constitute proof of alleged restrictions imposed within the framework of administrative supervision.
The petitioners underline that the Court then held that the consideration of an extended right to freedom of expression for politicians concerning controversial public matters could not constitute a basis for acquitting the defendant.
In their opinion,the application for disqualification of the President of the Supreme Court could not constitute an effective recourse in that it would not remedy the irreversible effects of the Court's decision, which is not appealable.
It objected to the fact that the Court of Appeal found against the seller by avoiding the contract, since, in its view,the supply of chaptalized wine could not constitute a breach of the seller's obligation.
The creation of a viable Palestinian State was a sine qua non for a lasting peace in the Middle East;foreign occupation could not constitute a means of legitimizing a breach of international law.
The Committee considered that these provisions might be an important element of a national equality policy in line with the Convention;provisions affirming the principles of equality and non-discrimination in itself could not constitute such a policy.
The International Monetary Fund concurs with the view that mere participation by a member State in the decision-making process of an international organization could not constitute aid or assistance in, or direction or control over, the commission of an internationally wrongful act by the organization.
On 29 May 2007, the author noted that, in the State party's response to the action which he had initiated in the ordinary courts, the State party itself said that, since articles 2, paragraph 3, and 14, paragraph 6, of the Covenant have not been specifically incorporated into Canadian law,those obligations could not constitute a valid basis for action.
The Congolese Government thanks the United Nations Investigative Team for agreeing with its conclusion that since its sources were not credible,their assertions could not constitute reliable evidence on which the Democratic Republic of the Congo could be judged.
Some delegations stressed that the Working Group texts were stillat the proposal stage, had not been endorsed by the competent intergovernmental bodies and therefore could not constitute a basis for the medium-term plan.
Expressed reservation concerning the terminology"all parties to the conflict" used in the Secretary-General's report, which had unjustly placed the Afghan National Security Forces on the samefooting as terrorist groups, and expressed concern that the report relied on isolated cases which could not constitute a solid basis for identifying the Government of Afghanistan as an entity that had committed violations and abuses against children;
Moreover, the State party argues that, even assuming that the complainant was indeed arrested after his return to Iran in April 1992, the fact that he was released shortly afterwards without having been molested andthat the political activities of his brother took place 17 years ago could not constitute evidence that the complainant would run the risk of being tortured for that reason.
Vague claims along these lines cannot constitute evidence.
The author submits that procedural economy cannot constitute a valid argument to limit the right to appellate review.