Examples of using May amount in English and their translations into Arabic
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Budget shortfalls may amount to $1 million.
In a very real sense,a consensus requirement permits the exercise of what may amount to a veto power.
A single act may amount to an act of domestic violence; and.
The Organization stresses that corporal punishment may amount to torture.
(f) Internal exile, which may amount to a breach of article 16 of the Convention;
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The substantive matters included the recall of witnesses and conduct by parties that may amount to contempt of court.
UNAMI/ OHCHR claims ISIL acts may amount to crimes against humanity and genocide.
These acts were conducted on a widespread and systematic basis,and therefore may amount to crimes against humanity.
The programme as a whole may amount to the equivalent of about US$ 2.0 million over three to four years.
In the opinion of the Commission therefore, these may amount to crimes against humanity.
These distinctions may amount to total exclusion of persons, depriving them of the most fundamental rights and having racist implications.
However, there are grounds to believe that this may amount to administrative detention.
In addition, where conduct that may amount to misconduct has an impact on performance, the issue may be addressed in the context of performance management.
The actual number of drug abusers in Lithuania may amount to approximately 20,000.
Treatment aimed at humiliating victims may amount to degrading treatment or punishment, even without intensive pain or suffering.
However, funding may have to be secured relating to arbitration, which may amount to $200,000.
The Special Rapporteur noted that this may amount to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
On the basis of the information collected by the mission,those acts constitute gross human rights violations and may amount to war crimes.
The Mission alsofinds that the detention of members of the Legislative Council may amount to collective punishment contrary to international humanitarian law.
This indicates the commission of an indiscriminate attack on the civilian population of southern Israel,a war crime, and may amount to crimes against humanity.
I further believe that prolonged incommunicado detention in a secret place may amount to torture as described in article 1 of the Convention against Torture.
The Committee recommends that prison staff refrain from routinelysubjecting prisoners to complete strip searches that may amount to degrading treatment.
It is estimated that the cost of mine clearance using dogs may amount to only 25 cents per square metre.
The Committee notes that prolonged solitary confinement of the detained orimprisoned person may amount to acts prohibited by article 7.
They further estimate the potential globaleconomic benefits of open government data may amount to three trillion dollars annually.
The Committee recalled its jurisprudence that the total isolation of a detained orimprisoned person may amount to an act prohibited by article 7.
The Special Rapporteur notes that there can be notherapeutic justification for the prolonged use of restraints, which may amount to torture or ill-treatment.
Failure to provide reasonable accommodation forpersons with disabilities has far-reaching effects and may amount to violations of the rights to water or sanitation.
The State party acknowledges that the mere existence of some permitsystems which are of extremely broad application may amount to an unacceptable restriction on freedom of expression.
The Committee is further concerned at the frequent use ofsolitary confinement, restraints and forced medication, actions which may amount to inhumane and degrading treatment.
