Examples of using Cannot be presumed in English and their translations into Russian
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Therefore, she cannot be Presumed to have consented to such changes?
He admitted his preference for the testimony of an attorney,by stating that"it cannot be presumed" that Dr. W. lied as a witness.
Such consequences cannot be presumed without some indication that the parties intended them.
The existence of a causal link between the sponsoring State's failure andthe damage is required and cannot be presumed.
His guilt cannot be presumed until the charge has been proved beyond reasonable doubt.
Although Louis Maria Lopez is suspected to have been involved in the case,he has not been tried by a court so cannot be presumed guilty.
He concludes that, unless otherwise expressly provided in law, it cannot be presumed that an application for revocation has suspensive effect.
An African situation cannot be presumed to be different, particularly when it is in the region now considered to be most prone to the phenomenon of conflicts.
A State which expressly withholds its consent from a provision cannot be presumed, on the basis of some legal fiction, to be bound by it.
This conclusion seems to be the correct one. Irrespective of its object, a treaty remains a juridical act based on the will of States,whose meaning cannot be presumed or invented.
In both these cases, it cannot be presumed that treaty-based authorization to formulate reservations offers States or international organizations carte blanche to formulate any reservation they wish, even if it would leave the treaty bereft of substance.
When securing loads, this dynamic coefficient of friction is taken as a basis because,due to vibration during travelling, it cannot be presumed that the load is stationary.
In both these cases, it cannot be presumed that treaty-based authorization to formulate reservations offers States or international organizations carte blanche to formulate any reservation they wish, even if it would be incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty.
This is simply a corollary of the famous dictum of the Permanent Court of International Justice in the Lotus case,to the effect that restrictions on the sovereignty of States cannot be presumed.
Thus, according to the transcript of the hearing of 6 July 1999 he said:"it cannot be presumed to be true that Dr. W. as an attorney and a witness under threat of criminal sanctions would commit perjury in the present trial, nor that he would falsify a memo about his telephone conversation with the author.
The presumption of innocence, a basic component of the right to a fair trial and fundamental to the protection of human rights,implies that the burden of proof is on the prosecution and that guilt cannot be presumed.
In both these cases, it cannot be presumed that treaty-based authorization to formulate reservations is equivalent to a blank cheque given to States or international organizations to formulate any reservation they wish even if to do so would leave the treaty as an empty shell.
In fact, UNCTAD notes that by virtue of the fundamental definition of LDCs, which is that these countries are"structurally disadvantaged, essentially from external shocks and handicaps beyond their control",a linear progression to graduation cannot be presumed for all LDCs.
Practical action on the basis of a positive response to all these questions would no doubt be not only in the interest of the Ethiopian people, but also in the interest of the Eritrean people, who cannot be presumed to be pleased with what is being decided on their behalf by a leadership which many, in their heart of hearts, believe or suspect lacks either rationality or sanity.
Before attempting to reply to these various questions-- to which an answer is not to be found in the Vienna Conventions-- it should be specified that the acceptance expressed by the competent organ of an international organization with regard to a reservation to its constituent instrument cannot be presumed.
The underlying rationale of the Court's approach reflects an old, tired view of international law, which takes the adage,famously expressed in the"Lotus" Judgment, according to which restrictions on the independence of States cannot be presumed because of the consensual nature of the international legal order"Lotus", Judgment No. 9, 1927, P.C.I.J., Series A, No. 10, p. 18.
Acknowledging that parties to an international arbitration often have assets in a number of different States and that creditors cannot be presumed to know the location of all of their debtor's assets, the court held that the limitation period should only start running once the creditor, exercising reasonable diligence, had become aware that the debtor possessed assets in the jurisdiction where recognition and enforcement were sought.
The reason why COMAC's recommendations cannot be made binding is that their implementation may require the provision of resources or the amendment of the law, for either of which purposes the Government must seek the approval of the Legislative Council,whose decision cannot be presumed or pre-empted.
Under the GDR's criminal law, intent to kill could not be presumed on the basis of one's knowledge of the possible lethal consequences of the use of firearms.
However, the acceptance of an interpretative declaration could not be presumed and could not be inferred from the lack of silence.
In addition, he claimed that it could not be presumed that he knew what was going on in his son's heart. Ha'aretz, 31 July.
However, as stated in draft guidelines 2.9.8 and 2.9.9, acceptance of an interpretative declaration could not be presumed and could not be inferred from mere silence.
The first established the principle that, in contrast to what applies with regard to reservations,acceptance of an interpretative declaration could not be presumed, while the second qualified it by saying that silence in itself did not necessarily indicate acquiescence.
It was recalled that it had been pointed out at the spring 1995 session that a switch from the United States to a better-paying civil service could not be presumed to be automatic.
A view was also expressed that a regime of priority could not be presumed, and that a"special regime" could not always be seen as the remedy that needed to be exhausted before diplomatic protection could apply.