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This would undermine all human values.
We should avoid politicizing the Court, as this would undermine its impartiality and credibility.
This would undermine the credibility of the Court.
From the point of view of international law and justice,the sanctions should not have the unspoken objective of causing damage to third countries, for this would undermine the very idea of sanctions.
This would undermine the control measures of the Montreal Protocol.
Putin's regime has not given up on human rights as an institution altogether since this would undermine its legitimacy which is based, as the president has repeatedly stated, on the rule of the people.
This would undermine the concept of humanitarianism as the willingness of the strong to help the weak.
Unaccompanied or separated children should never be resettled to a third country if this would undermine or seriously hamper future reunion with their family.
This would undermine the very basis of the restraints on the use of force that international law seeks to maintain.
Refrain from amending the ACC Act 2004 to the extent that this would undermine the investigation of corruption-related offences because of immunities granted to its officials;
This would undermine the rationale for legislation which provides protection because of a range of protected characteristics equitably and without creating a hierarchy of equality.
China does not support the removal of core issues such as nuclear disarmament andan FMCT from the Conference, as this would undermine the authority of the Conference and negatively affect the international arms control and disarmament process.
This would undermine the logic of the functioning of the executive branch, which includes the FAS Russia, despite the fact that the territorial antimonopoly authorities fulfil their functions independently.
The Conference's agenda must not be altered, as it really is the cornerstone of our work and nothing should be done to bypass it orsidestep the items it contains, since this would undermine the delicate balance that has been struck, together with the credibility of this forum.
In their view, this would undermine the holistic nature of the Convention, the fact that, for all rights, there were obligations to respect, protect and fulfil and the principle that all rights covered in a treaty should be protected to the same degree.
On the one hand,States parties to the Treaty do not wish to recognize the two countries as nuclear-weapon States, as this would undermine the assumption upon which the Treaty and the existing non-proliferation regime is based, namely that there would and should be no further nuclear-weapon States.
As described above, in the Empagran case, several developed countries successfully argued against intervention by United States courts in respect of injury to these countries' markets from an international cartel,on the grounds that this would undermine their own antitrust enforcement and amnesty programmes.
If the registration of a new notice were required instead, this would undermine the secured creditor's priority status and the continuity of the third-party effectiveness of its security right, since the new notice would take effect against third parties only from the time of its registration.
With regard to the submission of notification through regional communities, although each member country of such a community might have a different starting point,it was important for countries to resist aiming for the lowest common denominator in determining the variables that would form notification, as this would undermine the already fragile partnership between donor and beneficiary countries.
Some participants in the energy market argue that this would undermine basic market principles while others, mostly proponents of renewable energies, claim that targeted subsidies for a limited time period are needed to encourage the development and use of renewables e.g., needed for"take off.
Bearing in mind that about a third of the outstanding public and publicly guaranteed debt of African countries was owed to the multilateral financial institutions, the Initiative marked a major departure from past practice, which had resisted any reduction of debt owed to multilateral financial institutions(MFIs)on the grounds that this would undermine their"preferred creditor status.
He noted that States could not avoid their human rights responsibilities simply by refraining from bringing some powers within the bounds of the law, as this would undermine both the universality and the essence of international human rights law, as well as create structural incentives for States to outsource human rights violations.
Where there are no reasons to believe that this would undermine the purpose of an expulsion procedure, voluntary departure should be preferred over forced return and a reasonable period for voluntary departure should be granted, taking into account the specific circumstances of an individual case, such as the length of stay, the existence of children attending school and the existence of other family and social links.
Any effort to bypass this machinery would undermine consensus and legitimacy.
This proposal would undermine the Commission's mandate and independence.
Therefore having bilateral relations such as envisaged by the model treaty would undermine this multilateral protection mechanism and benefit individual countries.
Public schools build social cohesion, tolerance and understanding, andthe extension of public funding to all denominational schools would undermine this ability.
This result would undermine the certainty and predictability of applicable law sought to be achieved by a conflict-of-laws rule.
This in turn would undermine stability and the democratic experiment of the world's largest Muslim country.
Critics of SPs argue that this mechanism would undermine the market access improvement, while proponents consider it important in encouraging domestic production.