Примеры использования Which would constitute на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As an example, you can have one Crisp website(team) andinstall it on multiple domains which would constitute as one plan.
He therefore opposed inclusion of the item, which would constitute interference in the internal affairs of the People's Republic of China.
Furthermore, they were not in a position to compete in the world market on manufactured products, which would constitute the major part of trade.
Being absent without justification, which would constitute a serious violation of the duty to be available to serve, as established in article 35 of the Statute;
Unless otherwise provided, E.g., by a treaty to the contrary, which would constitute a lex specialis: cf. article 37.
In view of that document, which would constitute a reference tool for the future work of the group, the Swiss delegation wished once again to state its position on the basic issues addressed by the working group.
The Committee was provided with a working paper on the urgent procedure, which would constitute the basis for future consideration of this important matter.
Acts which would constitute torture, within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention,would constitute civil wrongs for which remedies would be available in civil proceedings.
Nevertheless, the plan is flexible enough to allow the beginnings of its implementation to be included in the 2001 budget, which would constitute the first step.
This amendment is necessary to establish the central review bodies, which would constitute an integral part of the reformed recruitment, placement, promotion and mobility system.
Some also raised questions about the outcome,since the draft programme of work referred to conclusions and recommendations, which would constitute a premature outcome.
The Panel urges the Government, as a matter of national priority, to institute that measure, which would constitute best practice of stockpile management and reduce the threat posed by illicit trafficking in arms.
Furthermore, the NGO Forum, which would constitute one of the central components of the Beijing Conference, should ensure that all NGOs wishing to participate were permitted to do so, with a view to broadening linguistic and cultural representation.
His delegation reiterated its support for Palestine's full membership in the United Nations, which would constitute a step towards a just and lasting peace.
Ms. Edelenbos(Petitions Team)said that the report, which would constitute a chapter of the Committee's annual report to the General Assembly, covered 76 communications concerning 32 States parties to the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Prior to the meeting, efforts would be made to reach consensus on the content of that document, which would constitute the blueprint for resolution of those six issues.
Acts which would constitute or involve the offense of torture, as defined under the Convention, and as interpreted by the understandings expressed by the United States at the time of ratification, are crimes under state or federal law, and subject to prosecution by the appropriate authorities.
Indonesia was now ready to set up remote industrial information stations around the country, which would constitute a subset of trade points at the national level.
International responsibility will not arise when the act of the international organization, which would constitute a breach of an international obligation if done by the State, has to be regarded as the unintended result of the member State's conduct.
The UNCITRAL Model Law(article 11) requires the maintenance of a record for each procurement,setting out the information to be included, which would constitute the basic information necessary for audit.
The replacement of the present four-year medium-term plan by a biennial programme plan which would constitute part one of the strategic framework would call for it to be renamed as"Strategic framework for the biennium 20xx-20xx: Part One, Biennial Programme Plan.
With respect to domestic issues,substantial agreement had been reached on some 40 recommen-dations addressing the domestic treatment of groups, which would constitute recommendations 199 to 239 of the Legislative Guide.
The Chairperson made an introductory statement,noting that the session was to finalize the report which would constitute the Board's contribution to the 1997 special session of the General Assembly, building on the Board's work at its previous sessions.
The delegation of France informed the Meeting that the Ministers of the Environment of France andItaly had signed a declaration on 15 June 2010 regarding the Strait of Bonifacio which would constitute the basis for the establishment of a marine park.
The workshop will also attempt to formulate a comprehensive definition of social housing, which would constitute a basis for a common understanding and international comparison.
In that regard, she made particular reference to the recommendations adopted by the expert meeting which would be submitted to both the Commission on Human Rights and the Commission on Crime Prevention andCriminal Justice and which would constitute a point of departure for the Committee's thematic discussion.
He suggested that UNECE as a regional organization may try to create a similar memorandum which would constitute a new step in developing electronic services in the region.
Every system of criminal law in the United States clearly and categorically prohibits acts of violence against the person,whether physical or mental, which would constitute an act of torture within the meaning of the Convention.
The Settlement Plan was an agreement between the ethnically Saharawi Polisario Front andMorocco on the organization of a referendum, which would constitute an expression of self-determination for the people of Western Sahara, leading either to full independence, or integration with the Kingdom of Morocco.
A series of discussions had been initiated with the European Commission, the Russian Federation andCanada on the implementation of a radar-based project to give the country direct control over its airspace, which would constitute a crucial tool in the fight against drug trafficking and other unlawful activities.