Examples of using Preclude in English and their translations into Arabic
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Current developments preclude such an option.
Our experts preclude several severe chronic and age-related diseases.
Some contraindications, in particular reactions to previous immunizations, may preclude the use of thiomersal-containing products;
We would not, of course, preclude the possibility of additional steps being taken.
In 34 of the 128 countries that have resident coordinators andon which data have been obtained, special circumstances preclude the establishment of coordination arrangements.
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The Chairperson said that he had understood the assumption behind theproposal to be that the current text could preclude consultation between the arbitrators and the parties.
That would not preclude a longer-term appraisal.
Further, the criminalization of irregular migration as well other relatedmeasures of immigration control may indirectly preclude the enjoyment of human rights by irregular migrants.
Present circumstances preclude any development cooperation between Germany and Angola.
Second, many severely indebted countrieshave serious budgetary problems that may preclude converting a foreign debt into a domestic obligation.
Such clauses also preclude the granting of relief in respect of human rights violations.
The net contributorcountry classification of the Caribbean dependent Territories preclude most of them from benefiting from flows of grant assistance from UNDP.
Limited resources preclude full-scale demining operations at the present time.
In that regard, we can construe“incompatible purposes” as those that preclude the purposes contained in article 44 of the Chicago Convention.
Resource constraints preclude us even from being able to deploy a mission headquarters rapidly.
This comment appears torefer to the fact that the rules of the organization may preclude member States from accepting responsibility when it falls on the organization.
The new wording did not, however, preclude the possibility that States would apply more rigorous standards in practice.
(f) Documents required. NGO laws should preclude overly burdensome requests for unnecessary documents.
The establishment of the Fund should not preclude cooperation and assistance with other international intergovernmental or non-governmental organizations.
Expected increase in regular funding should not preclude voluntary contributions, preferably of a non- or lightly earmarked nature.
Obviously such agreements preclude the need for proving such facts during trial.
No consideration beyond the requirements of the Treaty should preclude the implementation of the rights and obligations of the parties derived from the Treaty.
The submission of cases to the formal system should not preclude efforts of both sides to agree on an amicable solution in a timely and efficient manner before the final decision.
The Committee is also concerned that early retirement reform may preclude persons with disabilities under the age of 40 from accessing disability pensions(art. 9).
That contact group was concerned about time constraints that might preclude it from reviewing the matter and discussion of the issue was accordingly postponed until further notice.
Concerns arising from the international financial crisis should not preclude a focus on the needs of African countries, where the need for development financing was particularly acute.