Примеры использования Lead to abuses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Excuses lead to abuses.
Persisting issues such as overcrowding in prisons andlack of staff inevitably lead to abuses.
As this procedure can lead to abuses, many lending institutions will not permit it.
The current handling of the movement of people across the borders is far from ideal andcan easily lead to abuses.
We would like to note that both schemes can lead to abuses and violations of the users' rights.
In support, it was stated that allowing registration of an assignment before it was made(“advance booking”)could lead to abuses.
He is greatly concerned to see that those gaps lead to abuses and violations of the human rights of the migrant population, most of which go unreported.
The non-recognition of native customary laws is another indication of human rights violations that lead to abuses being committed in the justice system.
However, since such mechanisms could lead to abuses, provision should be made for holding the plaintiffs liable where the complaints are determined to be unfounded.
Arguments have been advanced that the non-recognition orrejection of native customary laws and mores are another indication of human rights violations that lead to abuses being committed in the justice system.
Failure to act could lead to abuses and her delegation had therefore co-sponsored the draft resolution, which she hoped the Committee would approve for presentation to the General Assembly during the current session.
With regard to article 32(Distress), his delegation shared the concerns expressed in the report that the text currently stressed a subjective element rather than objective criterion,which could lead to abuses.
She feared that the requirement for non-donors to make a declaration to the National Register of Non-Donors might lead to abuses on the part of traffickers in human organs and might amount in some cases to inhuman or degrading treatment.
While some support was expressed for the idea intended to be conveyed by the proposed wording, the prevailing view was that the term"confidentiality" should be avoidedin any revised text, since this term could justify unlimited exemptions and lead to abuses.
Consequently, business had certain responsibilities to minimize such risks;a failure to do so could lead to abuses of the rights to life, liberty and security of the person, and to be free from torture and cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment.
The United Kingdom enquired about the way Brazil proposes to address human rights abuses in cases when there may be public support for the situations that lead to abuses, such as invasions of the favelas by the police.
His delegation thought that the criterion of flexibility was dangerous and could lead to abuses, since it was left to the addressee State to determine whether the person who had formulated a given declaration without being formally empowered to do so was actually authorized to bind the State that person claimed to represent.
There was also support for this suggestion,although some concern was expressed that a requirement for acceptance by the documentary shipper could lead to abuses in situations where a party would attempt to avoid its liability by refusing to accept the document.
Aware of the challenges in combating organized crime and drug trafficking,Switzerland considered that the current strategy of using armed forces might lead to abuses and recommended that Mexico(c) ensure proper training on human rights to members of its armed forces, the police, and prison staff and court staff.
Calls upon Member States to enact sound regulatory frameworks with a view to providing well-defined conditions of service for volunteers, andto clear any ambiguities that can lead to abuses on the part of either volunteers or organizations, thus enabling the establishment of a good governance system to manage volunteerism;
No doubt it was for the competent international or national court to decide whether a crime of aggression had been committed by an individual, but it remained to be ascertained whether that decision could be taken freely- which,in the case of national courts, might lead to abuses- or whether it could and must be taken only if the act of aggression by the State linked to the individual crime had previously been determined by the Security Council.
This shortcoming can lead to abuse and must be addressed.
If this is the interpretation given,it could easily lead to abuse.
Those factors made the Organization less democratic and led to abuse of the veto privilege.
The exercise of such discretion might lead to abuse, in particular withholding relevant documents on purpose.
C Use of mobile phones can lead to abuse if the sector can contact the evaluator prior to the evaluation of a diamond parcel/shipment.
It also notes with concern that the very broad definition of terrorist acts may have adverse consequences for the protection of children's rights and may lead to abuse.
Even though"simple" interpretative declarations are not binding on the other contracting States or contracting organizations,such an attitude could lead to abuse and create difficulties.
Some rely on smugglers to get them across borders, andtoo often these arrangements lead to abuse, human trafficking or death.
In the CleanFeed system, however, the list of filtered websites is not made public,which can lead to abuse when determining which content should be filtered.