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Does this condition itself not constitute a precondition for the peace process?
However, they were concerned that the process whereby the decision had been reached should not constitute a precedent.
Did such an action not constitute a breach of one of the basic principles of the laws of asylum?
In the past, people are not trying to establish, under a magnifying glass, 150 shades of sin, not constitute endless lists for confession.
Did that situation not constitute de facto discrimination based on national or ethnic origin?
An enforcement of the expulsion order to Turkey would therefore, in the present circumstances, not constitute a violation of article 3 of the Convention.
Did that not constitute a restriction on liberty of movement and freedom to choose a residence, as defined in article 12?
On the issue of Turkey's ban on headscarves, a clarification was sought as to whether the new law might not constitute another form of oppression.
Where the detention may not constitute a danger to a person's health or life, but where the particular circumstances of the situation warrant urgent action.
The failure of Weebly to exercise or enforce any right orprovision of these Terms shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision.
In short, the free-trade area must not constitute an end in itself but a means of attaining the more ambitious goal of a zone of shared prosperity.
It simply comes down to a politicization of the question of nationality,which cannot constitute a valid cause of the current crisis.
Where the detention may not constitute a danger to a person's health or life, but where the particular circumstances of the situation warrant urgent action.
If the Director took that decision alone by virtue of the discretionarypowers of that office, did that not constitute a violation of article 26 of the Covenant?
In other cases,where the detention may not constitute a danger to a person's health or life, but where the particular circumstances of the situation warrant urgent action.
An enforcement of the expulsion order would therefore, in the present circumstances, not constitute a violation of article 3 of the Convention.
Furthermore, he must not constitute a serious public health threat and must prove that he has sufficient financial means to support his stay in the country.
Consideration and assessment of information submitted by a source requesting confidentiality should not constitute a validation of the reliability of the source;
Bis.[Not constitute a means of arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination or a disguised restriction on international trade;] compromised text from the agriculture part.
To be legal,a demonstration must first be authorized by the competent administrative authorities and must not constitute a threat to the public order.
The final outcome of the review should not constitute an update of the report of the Committee on compliance, presented in July 2008, but rather be of a complementary nature.
This system should complement and reinforce the arrangements currently in force, orthose to be put into effect in the future, and not constitute a parallel system.
Article 2 of this law contains the provision that"pregnancy andmaternity shall not constitute an impediment to entering and attending an education establishment at any level.
But if it were true that a racial epithet was used in direct addressby a public officer, the type of reply attributed to the author might not constitute actionable libel.
In that regard,delegations were reminded that although the outcome might not constitute a perfect text that was satisfactory to all, it would represent a compromise solution.
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.
In that connection, it was stated that the Rome Convention might not constitute an appropriate model for drafting such a provision since the scope of the Rome Convention was limited to the contractual sphere.
Did one of the spouses concerned have the right to demand an annulment without the consent of the other, and if so,did that not constitute an infringement of the latter's rights?
At that session, it had been stated that the Rome Convention might not constitute an appropriate model for drafting since the scope of the Rome Convention was limited to the contractual sphere A/CN.9/445, para. 60.
In such cases- and only in such cases- the legitimate interest of the international community requires that diplomatic immunities should not constitute an obstacle to the workings of justice and law.