Examples of using Also constituted in English and their translations into Arabic
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The reform also constituted changes in customs fees(tariffs).
Sovereignty created international law and also constituted one of its basic principles.
Such crimes also constituted obstruction of humanitarian assistance in the country.[201].
Women and children were especially vulnerable but also constituted the majority of the population.
Those priorities also constituted the guidelines for the European Union ' s international cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking.
Those penalties applied to isolated acts, which also constituted crimes against humanity in Uruguay.
Foreign direct investment also constituted a means of regenerating economic growth and, in order to facilitate it, Zambia had designed a liberalization programme.
The Working Groupreaffirmed its view that the agenda item on standard-setting also constituted a fundamental part of its mandate.
Such a criterion also constituted discrimination in terms of article 26.
The character of being the first people and the strong relation to the land also constituted important elements of a possible definition.
High water and energy consumption also constituted a major challenge, given that water and energy use greatly enhanced quality of life in his country.
Moreover, it found that the illtreatment to which the author was subjected during the detention also constituted a violation of article 7.
This act of mass deportation also constituted a blatant act of collective punishment.
It was noted that other elements, such as the inaccessibility of adequate medical facilities,life-threatening diseases or natural disasters, also constituted a type of hazard.
It was universally recognized that the Treaty also constituted the essential foundation for nuclear disarmament.
The weight given to the indicting authority failed to respect article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant,and the marginalization of legal counsel also constituted a definite breach of that article.
Paragraphs 14 and 16 of the draft resolution also constituted a serious deviation from General Assembly resolution 41/213.
The new draft article 5 on the invalidity of unilateral acts submitted by theSpecial Rapporteur was applicable to such acts, which also constituted an ongoing aggression against his country.
Small and medium-sized enterprises also constituted an important instrument in the fight against poverty and facilitated the integration of the poorest population groups.
That double burden of women waseven more pronounced in rural areas, and also constituted an obstacle to women becoming entrepreneurs.
The success in reducing production and in dismantling drug cartels in the Andean region, encouraging cooperation between drug producers and national and international authorities andthe reduction in demand in some consumption centres also constituted notable advances.
Criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management also constituted a major focus of several international post-UNCED meetings.
Some 10 complex investigations conducted in 2003 led the Investigation Unit to establish coordination mechanisms with locallaw enforcement authorities as the allegations of misconduct also constituted possible violations of local laws.
The approach followed in the pilot programme on endogenous capacity-building also constituted an element of a new approach that was likely to be supported by the donor community.
Not only did terrorist acts provoke political instability and disrupt economic andsocial development; they also constituted a danger to international peace and security.
In her view, the difference in the legal agefor marriage(15 years for girls, 18 for boys) also constituted negative discrimination against girls.
The European Union again called for the prohibitionof forms of execution that not only violated the right to life, but also constituted cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
Not only did terrorism threaten international peace and security and undermine the stability,democracy and socio-economic development, it also constituted an attack on human life and dignity and on fundamental human rights.
Her delegation was also in favour of draft articles 7 and 8. The provisions regarding the exercise of diplomatic protection inrespect of stateless persons and refugees also constituted a positive step which she wholeheartedly supported.
Calling into question programmes for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty not only violated the letter andspirit of the Treaty but also constituted an obstacle to the full and effective implementation of the mandate of IAEA.