Приклади вживання Would be incompatible Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Any such illegal elections would be incompatible with the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.
A single space, because a segmented, inward-facing cyber space would be incompatible with the values we promote.
Turkey's purchase of the S-400 would be incompatible with its commitments to NATO and reduce its interoperability with allies.
Sure, you won't receive dozens and dozens of matches a day,but remember that most of those matches would be incompatible.
That is, at this age there are no particularly serious deviations in health that would be incompatible with the procedure, and the skin has not yet lost its natural elasticity.
It would be incompatible with the underlying values of the Convention if the exercise of Convention rights by a minority group were made conditional on its being accepted by the majority.
The idea is to create an orthogonal biological system that would be incompatible with natural genetic systems.
It would be incompatible with Article 6(3)(c) of the Convention if the reference to‘other persons' was meant to cover meetings with lawyers as these should not be discretionary or of such limited duration and they should not take place within the hearing of persons conducting the inquiry, investigators and public prosecutors, as Article 142(2) envisages.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit,arguing that Romania's payment of the award would be incompatible with EU provisions on State aid.
At the same time the Grand Chamber notes,that restriction imposed on access to court would be incompatible with clause 1 of Article 6 of the Convention if such restriction does not have a legal purpose or if there is no reasonable balance between the remedies applied and the legality of the purpose, which is aimed to be achieved(the ECHR decision“Tinnelly& Sons Ltd and Others and McElduff and Others v. the United Kingdom”).
I therefore caution that any such measures,taken outside Ukraine's constitutional and legal framework, would be incompatible with the Minsk Agreements.
According to The New York Times, the parole board wrote in their decision that his release"would be incompatible with the welfare and safety of society and would so deprecate the serious nature of the crime as to undermine respect for the law.".
She warned thatany election-related measures"taken outside Ukraine's constitutional and legal framework would be incompatible with the Minsk agreements.".
If the move leads to the reinforcement of Russian military on the islands, it would be incompatible with Japan's stance and it is regrettable as they are inherently our territory," Suga said.
Reporters Without Borders calls on Stefan Füle, the European Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy,to make it clear to the Ukrainian government that adoption of this bill would be incompatible with closer association with the European Union.
Even assuming that the majority of the Lithuanian population were indeed to find the advertisements offensive,the court reiterates that it would be incompatible with the underlying values of the convention if the exercise of convention rights by a minority group were made conditional on its being accepted by the majority.
The decision that all should work harder and eat less, for example, cannot be carried out beyond a certain point for physiological reasons,i.e. because beyond a certain point it would be incompatible with certain natural laws of physiology.
Competition between national accreditationbodies could lead to the commercialisation of their activity, which would be incompatible with their role as the last level of control in the conformity assessment chain.
In this connection the Court notes that the operation of the partial-exemption arrangement presupposed, firstly, that the parents concerned be adequately informed of the details of the lesson plans to be able to identify andnotify to the school in advance those parts of the teaching that would be incompatible with their own convictions and beliefs.
Competition between national accreditationbodies could lead to the commercialisation of their activity, which would be incompatible with their role as the last level of control in the conformity assessment chain.
Treaties of the successor State are in force in respect of the territory to which the succession of States relates from the date of the succession of States, unless it appears from the treaty oris otherwise established that the application of the treaty to that territory would be incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty or would radically change the conditions for its operation.
Refusal to carry out such work would be tantamount to a betrayal of revolutionary duty and would be incompatible with membership of the Communist International.
To hold otherwise would mean that freedom ofexpression is no more than the absence of censorship, which would be incompatible with the above-mentioned positive obligations.
(a) it appears from the treaty oris otherwise established that the application of the treaty in respect of the entire territory would be incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty or would radically change the conditions for its operation;
A prerequisite for its business model is that the bank should remain a solid and credible institution on the international capital markets, and this would be incompatible with ignoring possible sanctions against Iran,” a bank spokesman told Reuters.
In addition, two other grounds may be invoked by the competent authority of the Contracting State where the agreement is sought to be enforced, which may refuse to grantrelief if it finds that granting relief under the agreement would be incompatible with the public policy of the Contracting State, or if the subject matter of the dispute is not capable of settlement by mediation under the domestic law of that Contracting State.
On this view it would be improper, because incompatible with such respect, to compel an accused to cooperate in whatever way in bringing about his own conviction.