Examples of using Cannot be imposed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Peace cannot be imposed.
It must be obvious to everyone that a solution to the Angolan problem cannot be imposed by force of arms.
Incarceration cannot be imposed to a legal entity.
Regarding paragraph 2, the European Union suggestsdeveloping the paragraph to further state that CBMs cannot be imposed on countries, as follows.
However, freedom cannot be imposed from the outside.
While the need for transparency in this regard is understandable, this matter is rooted in the ethics of the non-governmental organization and its credibility;transparency cannot be imposed by laws that infringe on its independence or permit the harassment of its members.
A sentence of death cannot be imposed on minors and cannot be carried out on pregnant women.
Cuba reiterates that, by their voluntary nature, confidence-building measures cannot be imposed; nor are there any one-size-fits-all solutions.
CBMs, by their nature, cannot be imposed, and therefore must be developed and implemented on a voluntary basis.
However, participation cannot be imposed on the parties.
Such a zone cannot be imposed from the outside, nor can it emerge before the conditions required for it have ripened.
Yet again, reconstruction cannot be imposed upon a nation.
Democracy cannot be imposed from the outside, and a system suitable for Myanmar can be born only out of Myanmar society.
It is true that peace cannot be imposed anywhere.
Such a zone cannot be imposed from the outside; nor can it be made to emerge before the conditions for it have ripened.
By their voluntary nature, confidence-building measures cannot be imposed; nor are there any one-size-fits-all solutions.
Solutions cannot be imposed by one country or one group, but rather must be inspired by a sense of openness and innovation.
Freedom, by its nature, cannot be imposed; it must be chosen.
Changes cannot be imposed from above, but must be brought about by ordinary individuals, organisations, and professionals in the field.
(1) It is well established in international law that obligations cannot be imposed by a State upon another State without its consent.
The death penalty cannot be imposed on a person whose age at the time the offence was committed was below 18.
Moreover, it is clearly apparent that confidence-building measures cannot be imposed by some States or even by the international community.
While democratization cannot be imposed from the outside, the United Nations can and should promote education towards democracy.
As that paper clearly sets out,specific ways of promoting confidence-building measures cannot be imposed; for while they may work quite well in certain countries and regions, they may not necessarily work in others.
Although peace cannot be imposed from the outside, international cooperation and involvement are in many ways indispensable to solve problems of forced displacement.
Confidence-building measures, by their nature, cannot be imposed, and therefore must be developed and implemented on a voluntary basis.
However, these mechanisms cannot be imposed upon States and any attempt to do so would be counterproductive.
Successful long-term prevention cannot be imposed from the outside, but the local parties should be encouraged and assisted in containing an emerging conflict.
In countries in which a mandatory pro bono requirement cannot be imposed, members of the legal profession should be strongly encouraged to provide pro bono legal aid services;
Reaffirming that under customary international law the death penalty cannot be imposed except after proceedings that provide all the guarantees required for a fair trial, including a competent, independent and impartial tribunal.