Примеры использования May constitute на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This may constitute a real problem.
The NOVO team investigates offences that may constitute war crimes.
The package may constitute a sales package.
Where all these elements are present,rape may constitute torture.
The package may constitute a sales package.
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If committed during an armed conflict, such acts may constitute war crimes.
Foyer of the hotel may constitute additional exhibition space.
It has been suggested that the prohibition of racial discrimination may constitute jus cogens.
A particular conduct may constitute one or more crimes.
This may constitute an obstacle to establishing Centres in Kosovo and Macedonia.
Legally, such conduct may constitute protected free speech.
While in many countries the law in force takes account of the standards for fair trials as contained in the pertinent international instruments,this alone does not exclude that a death sentence may constitute an extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution.
These cells may constitute 90% or more of the marrow elements.
The draft text recognizes that eco-labelling may constitute a barrier to trade.
These developments may constitute departures from or amendments to the plans.
In those cases, individual PPP agreements may constitute regulatory tools.
This sum may constitute 50% of the standard cost of childbirth in a clinic.
On a proposal by the President,the plenary Court may constitute an additional Section.
Preference shares may constitute not more than 1/3 of the authorised capital.
Depending on the context and motivations,social influence may constitute underhanded manipulation.
These may constitute a starting point for negotiations of a multilateral instrument.
Such involvement, however, may constitute an aggravating circumstance.
These principles, which have been incorporated in the State Code of Criminal Procedure, must be observed by all entities to which they apply,including the public prosecution service as the body responsible for investigating acts which may constitute offences and in its capacity as a party in the criminal proceedings.
In many instances, these may constitute crimes against humanity.
The carrier may constitute a fund with the court or other competent authority of any one of the States Parties in which an action is brought under article 19.
Seize from him anything which may constitute material evidence in court;
Knowledge spillovers may constitute an important component of productivity increases in a country.
The FIU would issue guidelines as to what may constitute a suspicious transaction.
Thus, this in itself may constitute suffering tantamount to torture.
Privatization of State structures andsocial public services may constitute a risk for the poor.