Examples of using Could amount in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such conduct is never acceptable and in some cases could amount to torture.
That could be explained by delays in replying, which could amount to three months, and by the difficulties being experienced by the Organization in paying its suppliers on time.
Particularly in cases involving freezing of assets, that could amount to confiscation.
They don't show up on any spreadsheet and could amount to trillions of dollars- they include the damage to the environment, public health and the climate that this dinosaur economy causes.
Restraint for periods of days at a time cannot be justified and could amount to either torture or ill-treatment.
Assuming that stimulus packages could amount to between $2 trillion and $3 trillion through 2010, this would add $14 billion to $21 billion in flows for developing countries.
It was also stressed that blanket surveillance could amount to an unjustified infringement.
The code also contained provisions related to mistreatment committed by public officials against individuals andspecified the sanctions for crimes that could amount to torture.
Introducing the phrase" legal impossibility" could amount to a revision of that basic principle.
National accountability mechanisms can also ensure that personnel under the control of the State, includingthe security forces, do not commit acts that could amount to atrocity crimes.
AI was concerned that some prison conditions could amount to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
This does not includethe recreational value of forests for leisure and tourism, which could amount to $30 million or so.
Pre-trial detention, which under the new Code could amount to 6 years, as against 10 years under the old Code, was regarded as an exceptional measure.
The charges against Kahwa included multiple murders of civilians, which could amount to crimes against humanity.
However, he noted that events that could amount to intolerance had occurred in areas where there was a particularly high concentration of foreigners from countries outside Europe, mostly from North Africa.
Cultural practices that involvedpain and suffering and violation of physical integrity could amount to torture under international law.
Proposed sales of State-owned enterprises in Western Europe alone could amount to $150 billion by 1998, with most of the largest transactions in the next two years taking place in France and Italy.
The base case scenario shows that the quantity of mercury that may need to be storedin the Latin American and Caribbean region between 2015 and 2050 could amount to over 8,000 tonnes.
According to official estimates,the annual production of medical cannabis could amount to 180 million and the majority of benefits will benefit the state.
According to the Secretary-General, preliminary work on the projectindicates that eventual global requirements, including peacekeeping operations, could amount to $30 to $35 million.
Under rule 10.1(a),failure by a staff member to comply with such obligations could amount to misconduct and could lead to the imposition of disciplinary measures.
The UN Human Rights Office in Geneva has issued a report warning that atrocities- which have seen more than 251 people killed in theDemocratic Republic of Congo over a period of four months- could amount to crimes against humanity.
In 2008, CRC recommended that Serbia take allnecessary measures to put an end to practices that could amount to torture or ill-treatment against children with disabilities in institutions.
It was therefore estimated that the settlement of these claims could amount to some $20 million during the pre-liquidation period from 1 January to 30 June 1996 and $5.5 million for the 12-month period thereafter.
Taking all those developments into account,the revised budget for peacekeeping operations could amount to over $4 billion, its highest level in 10 years.
During the discussion,the lecturer may wish to mention that the patient's behaviour could amount to a serious crime in some countries, and explore the relevance of this point to ethical issues.
It found credible allegations of a wide range of serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law by the Government of Sri Lanka andthe Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, some of which could amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Serbia was asked to elaborate further onmeasures taken to put an end to practices that could amount to torture or ill treatment against children with disabilities in institutions, as recommended by the Committee in 2008.
The State party should undertake a serious review of the application of electroconvulsive treatment(ECT),and should end any other treatment which could amount to acts prohibited under the Convention, of persons requiring psychiatric care.
As a conservative estimate,the global loss in gross domestic product from a pandemic could amount to $200 billion in just one quarter and in a worst-case scenario could plunge the global economy into recession.