Примеры использования Not per se на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Not per se, but people don't usually give notice when they do that.
Indeed, it stated that it was not per se arbitrary to detain persons seeking asylum.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to underline that certain forms of"unethical" conversion are not per se contrary to international standards.
But this does not per se prevent the analysis of labour market flows at European level.
In this case, the conduct of member States would not per se cause a breach of the obligation.
An obligation was not per se a source of law; rather, it was the sources of law that gave rise to both obligations and rights.
Again, I emphasize that the Parking Programme is not per se legally objectionable.
Firstly, since a declaration of independence is not per se regulated by international law, there is no point assessing its legality, as such, under international law.
The authorization to board by a flag State will not per se entail its liability.
Due to the fact that conflicts of interest are not per se illegitimate, it is important that the policy is further illustrated by examples which outline the risks of such situations.
First, the mere conclusion of a subsequent inconsistent treaty would not per se give rise to a breach of international law.
The principle that an obligation is not per se affected by a breach does not imply that performance of the obligation will still be possible after the breach occurs.
The Committee further notes that the detention of a minor is not per se a violation of article 24 of the Covenant.
Thus abuse of buying power is not per se prohibited by the Competition Act, whereas the abuse of a dominant position(including dominant buying power) is prohibited in general.
Matters relating to the use of force are therefore not per se excluded from the reach of the Treaty of 1955.
While cluster munitions do not per se violate international law, the manner in which they were used by Israel appears to have been inconsistent with the principles of distinction and proportionality.
Unlike treaties or conventions,resolutions do not per se create legally binding obligations on States.
With regard to non-members, the fact that a countermeasure has been taken by the international organization in breach of its own rules does not per se make the countermeasure unlawful.
Thus, the existence of an armed conflict does not per se render the Covenant inapplicable in the territory of a State party.
In this regard, it is however important to take note of the fact that the countries who have not signed the Strategy are not per se committed to fulfilling its objectives.
He explains that the Labour Union is not per se illegal, but that it must toe the party line or face legal consequences.
According to information available at the time of submission, the rejection of a request for asylum is not per se supposed to have an impact on a return to Algeria.
McNair states:"It is thus clear that war does not per se put an end to pre-war treaty obligations in existence between opposing belligerents.
With regard to non-members,the rules of the organization are like the internal rule of a State and cannot per se impinge on the obligations set out in this Part.
Whilst appointment by the executive or the legislature is not per se a violation of the independence of the judiciary, the procedure applied must contain appropriate safeguards.
This provision states the principle that the breach of an obligation under international law by an international organization does not per se affect the existence of that obligation.
It was also noted that directing assistance to vulnerable groups would not per se violate the component of non-discrimination within the broader principle of impartiality.
In its jurisprudence regarding claims that a prolonged stay on death row constitutes cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment, the Committee has consistently held that the facts and circumstances of each case must be examined to see whether an issue under article 7 arises and that, in the absence of further compelling circumstances,prolonged judicial proceedings do not per se constitute that kind of treatment.
The lack of legislation criminalizing crimes against humanity in Libya does not per se render the case admissible before the Court.
Discriminatory behaviour in the recruitment process is not per se covered by the prohibition, but if, as a result, this behaviour has led to the employment of another person, the employer will be held accountable for his actions.