Примеры использования Would be a breach на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be a breach of trust.
To discuss this further would be a breach of protocol"?
This would be a breach of the Code of Ethics.
I'm sorry, to discuss this further would be a breach of protocol.
Would be a breach of confidentiality and a violation of the law.
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Ransom payments to listed groups or individuals, however, would be a breach of the Al-Qaida sanctions.
This would be a breach of applicable law and Linde's Code of Ethics.
Such an obligation might result in the disclosure of confidential data, which would be a breach of the confidentiality principle.
Furthermore, the worst-case example would be a breach of core containment, resulting in fission products being released into space.
Failing to observe this obligation- for example,by a bank calling in a loan prior to the due date- would be a breach of contract sounding in damages.
WP.29 made it clear that, if introduced, this would be a breach of the Agreement, unless it was a national alternative to Regulation No. 46.
The Office of Programme Planning, Budget andAccounts would never withhold such an agreement from the department concerned, a practice that would be a breach of established procedures.
Disclosure of bid prices would be a breach of confidentiality and entails the risk of less competitive bidding for UNRWA tenders.
Clearly, in a case where a person could reasonably be suspected of the crime of torture, it would be a breach of the Convention to grant an amnesty.
The applicants argued that their transfer to Hungary would be a breach of the non-refoulement principle, which is safeguarded by Article 3 of the ECHR and Article 4 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
It should be self-evident that conduct of this kind on the part of any official orperson acting for the State would be a breach of the obligation to cooperate with the SPT as provided in the OPCAT.
It would be a breach of the Law of Treaties Convention(pacta sunt servanda), and of the Joint Declaration, the Basic Law and the Covenant itself, and the consequences could be very unfortunate for China.
At the same time, UNMIN is investigating a number of reported cases of forcible re-recruitment of informally released children by the Maoist army, which would be a breach of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
Any restriction of the State's role in exacting retribution on behalf of such victims would be a breach of the social contract under which individuals relinquished certain rights and freedoms in return for guarantees of material and spiritual welfare from the State.
Most significantly, section 55 does not prevent support being provided to those with dependent children or with particular care needs andit does not prevent the provision of support if it would be a breach of the ECHR not to provide it.
Spain asserted that the application of the principle of self-determination to the decolonization of Gibraltar and its people would be a breach of its territorial integrity and national unity and thus incompatible with the purposes and principles of the Charter.
Concludes therefore that the transfer of a person to a State where that person faces a real risk of being subjected to torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment orextrajudicial killing would be a breach of customary international law;
The Committee must decide whether the claimant's return to Honduras would be a breach of the State party's obligation under article 3 of the Convention not to expel or return a person to another State where there are substantial grounds for believing that he would be in danger of being subjected to torture.
Article 28(2) as adopted on first reading dealt with coercion exercised by one State with a view to procuring conduct by another State which(if that State had not been coerced) would be a breach of that State's international obligations.
Moreover, he argued that the opposition stemmed from the view that it"would be a breach of international law to attack a sovereign state and member of the UN that is not currently guilty of any external aggression; and two, that the execution of such an attack could lead to prolonged and unforeseeable adverse military and political consequences.
For the most part, the Working Group was unable to support the arguments of a number of participants according to which this would be a breach of the principles of tank coding, and in some circumstances would also impair safety to some extent.
This would be a breach of the CNF"deed of commitment" published on 15 March 2009, in which it reaffirmed that the group does not recruit any persons under the age of 18, and reiterated its commitment to facilitating independent monitoring and to developing a time-bound action plan, in accordance with Security Council resolution 1612 2005.
It has also been said that the right to self-determination is a prerogative of a community, that it is the right of individuals in association, and that any encroachment on it as a collective right would be a breach of the fundamental freedoms of those individuals.
Welcoming resolution 46/40 of 14 May 1993 of the Assembly of the World Health Organization, in which the organization requested the International Court of Justice to give an advisory opinion on whether the use of nuclear weapons by a State in war orother armed conflict would be a breach of its obligations under international law, including the Constitution of the World Health Organization.
In this context, we welcome the adoption of General Assembly resolution 49/75 K, sponsored by the States members of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, on the request to the International Court of Justice for an advisory opinion on whether the use of nuclear weapons by a State in war or other armed conflict would be a breach of its obligations under international law.