Examples of using Cannot be assumed in English and their translations into Arabic
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It cannot be assumed, however, that this consent once given is forever.
Governmental regulations and civic safeguards cannot be assumed to apply to antisocial pursuits.
Such recognition cannot be assumed as in some cultures people may not understand their practices as being corrupt.
This is, at best, a highlycomplex and multifaceted process which, again, cannot be assumed to give easy access to children's worlds.
But history teaches us all too clearly that it cannot be assumed that every State will always be able, or willing, to meet its responsibilities to protect its own people and avoid harming its neighbours.
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In addition, at the risk of exceeding the scope of the topic, it should be recalled that waiver, as has been established in international case law,must be express, and consequently cannot be assumed.
The correctness of the facts cannot be assumed until such a final decision is reached.
In relation to development and infrastructure programmes, which often attract the majority of funds in the aftermath of conflict,existing reporting is insufficient to assess the impact on women, as it cannot be assumed that all members of a community benefit equally.
According to that court, such a waiver cannot be assumed from the mere readiness of the seller to discuss the issue with the buyer.
While it cannot be assumed that all these crimes were inter-ethnic in nature, they nevertheless had a significant effect on feelings of insecurity among Kosovo Serbs and led other minorities to keep a low profile.
Capacity is a moving target,so capacity created at a point in time cannot be assumed to remain relevant unless institutions and capacities evolve and make progress.
Although it cannot be assumed that those Member States that have not reported, or that have provided the least information,are necessarily those that are least committed to the implementation of the measures, it is an area of inquiry to be explored.
This theory, however, has been criticized on the grounds that the existence of an award-as an expression of a contract between the parties- cannot be assumed to be a matter for the exclusive determination by the courts in the State where it was rendered.
However, local governments cannot be assumed to be inherently more effective, or interested, in advancing gender equality, as male-dominated norms and values prevail also at local levels.
The discussions may also include theissue of expenditure to cover fields of responsibility that cannot be assumed within the framework of the Danish Constitutional Act and the unity of the Realm, and any other issues to which the self-government authorities and the Government wish to find joint solutions.
This is an indication that it cannot be assumed that trade liberalization and export orientation will induce firms to invest in R & D. Another reason not to ignore R & D in developing countries is that imported technology often requires adaptation to local conditions, and the adaptation and improvement of foreign technologies needs local R & D effort.
This violation is considered to be persecution attributable to her gender andmembership of a particular social group. It cannot be assumed that the girl will receive protection from the authorities in her country of origin due to the structure of the society and the fact that she is under age, and therefore more vulnerable. The Court granted the girl refugee status.
In such circumstances, the authors argue, it cannot be assumed that the length of civilian service was fixed purely for reasons of administrative convenience, since anyone agreeing to perform civilian service twice as long as military service should be deemed to have genuine convictions. Rather, the length of civilian service must be deemed to have a punitive character, which is not based on reasonable or objective criteria.
(5) In such cases, the validity of the reservation" cannot be assumed simply on the ground that it is, or purports to be, a reservation to an article to which reservations are permitted". Its validity must be assessed in the light of its compatibility with the object and purpose of the treaty.
According to another view, a State could not be assumed to violate its own laws.
The G-20 had taken critical decisions to tackle the financial crisis,but what it decided could not be assumed to be what the world had agreed to.
Nevertheless, all member countries could not be assumed ipso facto to assign the same level of priority to this subject and for very good reasons.
An illness in the family and later an injury to me hadlong made clear that growing old could not be assumed.
His delegation agreed, however, with the Committee of Actuaries that it could not be assumed that that positive trend would continue and that care should be taken to ensure the Fund ' s position remained healthy.
For that reason, the understandings could not be assumed as acceptance of any claimed status quo in the area of dispute, nor could they be a substitute for a definitive solution to the question.
The court concluded that, even in the light of article 8 CISG, there was no contract tocontinue business beyond 1998 and therefore the seller could not be assumed to breach the contract.
However, if 1xBet has a head office in the Caribbean and the tax issue for German customers more orless ignored, can not be assumed, that this is paid to the German state.
Taking into account the drafting history and precedents, the section was to be narrowly construed and the affront andinsult to Mohammad which could be understood to be conveyed could not be assumed with the necessary certainty to be a punishable offence.
The Commission should make it clear, in a future guideline, that if a contracting State or international organization did not object to aninvalid reservation within the time period provided for, it could not be assumed that the invalid reservation was accepted.
