Примеры использования Which would justify на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I don't know motives which would justify a decision like that.
In this connection the Committee notes that the State party has not advanced any grounds which would justify these restrictions.
No exceptional circumstances which would justify the delay are discernible in the present case.
There is no truth in the war. No such reason,so great-the greatest goal, which would justify the mutual killing people.
But they could not attain those spiritual levels which would justify their exposure to the full experience of the visitation of the celestial beings so soon to appear on earth.
The court also considered that certain grounds set out in the application clearly lacked any foundation in the Constitution which would justify a decision as to substance.
In practice no economy meets all the conditions which would justify such a fundamentalist, laissez-faire approach to the conduct of economic affairs.
In the last instance it would be a question of defining the minimum characteristics for a model type of roundabout which would justify a specific system.
There is no evidence of any contract to which Technocon was a party which would justify a recommendation of compensation for loss of profits after, at the latest, mid-1991.
The latter activities, assuming that they did in fact occur, do not bring into effect any right belonging to the United States which would justify the actions in question.
Her delegation had not heard any convincing arguments which would justify making changes in the scale and especially reducing the financial burden of some of the permanent members of the Security Council.
Brazil pointed to the need for clear human rights indicators to identify situations of grave andsystematic violations which would justify an inquiry.
The Committee did not consider that there had been exceptional circumstances which would justify total severance of contact between the author and her child.
For UNHCR there is no difference in the collection rate or pattern between Special Programme pledges andGeneral Programme pledges which would justify recording income on a different basis.
Therefore, our common efforts must move resolutely towards a reform which would justify the position of those who believe that the effectiveness of the Security Council goes hand in hand with democratization and legitimacy.
Indeed, there have been other important developments in the general understanding of non-derogable rights which would justify a revision of the general comment on article 4.
The Committee considered that therecould be no legitimate restriction under article 19, paragraph 3, which would justify the arbitrary arrest, torture and threats to the life of the author, and thus the question of deciding which measures might meet the"necessity" test in such situations did not arise.
However, article 4 of the Covenant does not allow derogation of article 18, even in times of public emergency, andthere are therefore no circumstances which would justify setting aside this right.
The Committee declared this complaint inadmissible for non-exhaustion of domestic remedies,having concluded that the complainant did not advance sufficient arguments which would justify his failure to avail himself of the possibility to apply for judicial review of his Pre-Removal Risk Assessment decision, or of the humanitarian and compassionate decision in his case.
Technically, the peculiarities of each organization make it challenging to establish that they share exactly the same level of management structures and costs, which would justify the 7 per cent rate approach.
The issue of such visas may be refused on grounds which would justify refusal of a visa to any alien.
The previous standard was entirely objective, but in cases of genuine distress there will usually notbe time for the medical or other investigations which would justify applying an objective standard.
Refer the information back to FIU with a view to determining whether supporting information can be found which would justify a subsequent reference to one of the investigatory or supervisory authorities.
While the State party has advanced general reasons to justify the authors' detention, apart from the statement that some of them, without stating who,attempted to escape, the Committee observes that the State party has not advanced grounds particular to the authors' cases which would justify their continued detention for such prolonged periods.
Consequently no change has occurred since the adoption of the above-mentioned judgements by the Court which would justify a departure from its conclusions as to Turkey's jurisdiction.
Although the risk does not have to meet the testof being highly probable, the Committee considers that the complainant has not provided sufficiently reliable evidence which would justify a shift of the burden of proof to the State party.
It recalls that errors made by a privately retained lawyer cannot normally be attributed to the State party, andconcludes that the complainant has failed to advance sufficient elements which would justify his failure to avail himself of the possibility to apply for judicial review of his PRRA decision, or of the humanitarian and compassionate decision of 28 June 1999.
The Committee does not consider that the slapping incident, the author's lack of cooperation with the CCAS andthe contested fact of her mental disability constituted exceptional circumstances which would justify total severance of contact between the author and her child.
For example, there is no clear basis of action and interpretation for so-called humanitarian intervention, which would justify the use of force due to serious violations of humanitarian law and human rights.
The inclusion of a human rights dimension in peacekeeping operations has been of a casuistic nature andhas not achieved the generalization which would justify its mention among the main objectives of the programme.