Examples of using Should not preclude in English and their translations into Arabic
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Dialogue was essential, but should not preclude criticism when needed.
This should not preclude that a dedicated Chair or coordinator oversees country-specific meetings on certain countries or crisis situations.
Arbitration would be subject to the same caveats as above, and should not preclude judicial recourse.
This fact, the authors claim, should not preclude the Committee from considering the case.
In this regard,the Committee reiterates that the possibility of filing a complaint before a court should not preclude the creation of such mechanisms.
Adoption of such a mechanism should not preclude emergency financing in times of crisis.
But, their use should not preclude the utilization of other formal mechanisms provided for by the Charter and the provisional rules of procedure.
Recent, normal antepartum fetal test results should not preclude the use of intrapartum fetal monitoring.
However, dialogue should not preclude necessary criticism, and the Committee should never refrain from addressing serious human rights problems whenever and wherever they occurred.
Therefore, using successive short-term contracts for the same work should not preclude the use of effective competition methods.
Social safety nets should not preclude the creation of a comprehensive social protection/social security system.
It was observed thatdiscussions on peacekeeping by other bodies of the Organization should not preclude the Special Committee on the Charter from considering this issue.
Yet, understanding rights as universal should not preclude States from taking into consideration the specificities of violence against women and engaging at a local level to adequately recognize the diverse experiences of oppression faced by women.
It was stated that the discussions onpeacekeeping by other bodies of the United Nations should not preclude the consideration of the legal aspects of peacekeeping by the Special Committee.
In the Advisory Committee ' s view, the Mission ' s location should not preclude efforts to find further efficiencies, to draw on the positive experiences of other peacekeeping missions and to find innovative support approaches, wherever possible.
The NPM should complement rather than replace existing systems of oversight andits establishment should not preclude the creation or operation of other such complementary systems.
Nevertheless we believe that this should not preclude an exchange of views or similar exploratory work in the CD.
However, she considers that the principles and values of peace, reconciliation andsocial cohesion that sustain the foundations of the new Algerian State should not preclude the addressing of violations of human rights in general and women ' s human rights in particular.
In addition, resorting to precedents should not preclude the possibility of improving such precedents.
It was observed thatdiscussions on this issue by other bodies of the Organization should not preclude the Special Committee from considering peacekeeping from a legal perspective.
It was also mentioned that this system should not preclude the proposed human rights body from dealing with urgent human rights situations.
The mere existence of non-binding instruments should not preclude the development of a complementary binding instrument.
No such possibility currently exists but that fact should not preclude consideration of whether it is desirable and achievable.
While opposability could be covered in the work on the topic, it should not preclude the Commission from looking into the causes of invalidity.
According to several delegations, however, the absence of a customary obligation should not preclude further consideration of the topic or the development of general principles or rules.
However, the Commission 's adoption of the Practice Guide should not preclude the compilation of practical experience with respect to cross-border negotiation and agreement.
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.
As noted during the discussion, the fact that a policyconcern is discussed in one institution should not preclude it from being fruitfully discussed from a complementary perspective in a partner institution.
The fact that the substantive secured transactions law of a Statemight not apply to those other transactions should not preclude the State from applying to those transactions the private international law rules applicable to secured transactions.
Although finalization of the Committee 's work on universal jurisdiction was important, it should not preclude the Commission ' s analysis of that relationship in light of the role of the obligation to extradite or prosecute in international criminal justice.
