Примеры использования Which would prevent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Where the refrigeration unit itself or a part is removable, which would prevent its functioning.
Please also indicate any difficulty which would prevent the State party from fully meeting its obligations under the Convention.
The ultimate objective of the Convention, in Article 2,is the stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level which would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system.
However, Spain rejected that solution, which would prevent it from systematically distorting the applicable principles of international law for political purposes.
The Special Rapporteur noted that the draft amnesty law contains provisions which would prevent journalists from reporting on certain issues.
But they too would benefit from an agreement which would prevent a dangerous and costly spiral in fissile-material production and would introduce a useful nuclear confidence-building measure and transparency.
The Secretary-General, in paragraph 6 of his report(A/59/793),had enumerated the conditions which would prevent tours from being operated effectively and efficiently.
With the separation of Southern Sudan from the North expected to occur in July, delegations welcomed UNHCR's workon citizenship issues and called for an agreement on citizenship and residency which would prevent statelessness.
The Committee finds no significant factors or difficulties which would prevent the effective implementation of the Covenant in Mauritius.
The Convention conceives the right to a nationality as a positive formulation of the obligation of States to adopt andpractically apply such legal provisions on nationality which would prevent the creation of stateless persons.
The nasalization would not be audible during the click itself due to the glottalization, which would prevent any nasal airflow, but the velum would be lowered, potentially nasalizing adjacent vowels.
The legal basis is currently being developed in Lithuania, enabling effective actions to be taken against any infringements of intellectual property rights, including measures for the prevention of infringements andcompensation for damages, which would prevent from further infringements.
Mr. Mayer(Switzerland) said that his delegation supported the Netherland's first proposal, which would prevent claimants from asserting that containers were part of the ship.
Subscriber agrees to take appropriate measures for setting up their device, which would prevent unfair use of self-service systems, service management and Operator's services by third parties, as well as promptly respond upon detection of such cases.
The introduction of continuing appointments without any limitation might imposea long-term financial burden, as well as creating a rigid structure which would prevent fresh talent from joining the Organization.
Therefore the user must take appropriate action on setting up his resources, which would prevent the unfairuse of these resources by third parties, as well as to respond when detecting cases of such use.
A further legal shortcoming, acknowledged by basically all the MNP officials interviewed,is the lack of a systematic correction for inflation written into the law, which would prevent inflation to erode the pollution charge rates.
The envisaged permanent forum could also act as a kind of umbrella organization which would prevent the unworkable situation of all the 5,000 or so representatives of indigenous peoples wishing to attend the meetings of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
It hoped that all European States would join the North Atlantic Cooperation Council andaccept as soon as possible commitments which would prevent the emergence of threats to international security.
The National Assembly of Nicaragua was in the final legislative phase of preparing the counter-terrorism bill, which would prevent and punish terrorist acts and all terrorism-related activities and would authorize the management, freezing and possible confiscation of financial and material assets used by networks or groups of persons for the illicit activities covered by the legislation.
According to him, this category of emergency landings is not considered, as a case of emergency,as any damages of this airliner were not recorded, which would prevent operating flights or threatens the safety of passengers.
Some Palestinian farmers are now facing the possibility of yet another electronic steel fence, which would prevent them from gaining access to the olive trees that their families have been growing for generations.
It supported practical, flexible and equitable measures to enable the international community collectively to achieve the Convention's objective of stabilizing greenhouse gas concentrations at a level which would prevent dangerous human interference with the climate.
Such work could also lead to the development of a methodology that could be used for future congresses, which would prevent the same discussion occurring after each congress and would allow for a more timely follow-up to the commitments made at each congress.
In this context, the Special Rapporteur calls on the authorities to take genuine steps to engage with the Council in a thorough investigation on the crackdown of the demonstrations andto take measures anchored in international standards, which would prevent a repetition of the tragic events of September 2007.
Innovative companies are vulnerable to this threat because litigation might result in preliminary injunctions which would prevent them from marketing their products while the litigation is going on, causing debilitating commercial losses.
We believe that by bringing together these draft resolutions, which deal with each organization individually, we shall be able to hold a single,comprehensive debate on the subject rather than several specific debates, which would prevent us from working out an overall United Nations policy on this matter.
The Chairman of the Indonesian Commission assured the High Commissioner that there was no rule which would prevent the Commission from investigating past violations; it would be ready to do so.
It would therefore make more sense for it to be included as a separate provision after article 4, because the intention was to ensure that the requirements for writing andother formalities did not have a restrictive effect which would prevent validity being given to expressions of will by means of data messages.
In order to address that concern, it was suggested reinstating the structure andapproach of former draft article 15(see A/CN.9/506, para. 124), which would prevent a party from unilaterally initiating arbitral or judicial proceedings when that was contrary to their express agreement.