Examples of using Cannot reasonably in English and their translations into Russian
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We cannot reasonably find the light where we are not looking.
Anonymous information means information that does not directly or indirectly identify, and cannot reasonably be used to identify, an individual guest.
Lastly, we cannot reasonably expect to achieve the MDGs without addressing the challenge of employment.
Aggregate information means information about groups or categories of guests,which does not identify and cannot reasonably be used to identify an individual guest.
Where the spouses cannot reasonably be expected to live together as the marriage has irretrievably broken down;
An attack that continues to cause harm for a lengthy time period after the conflict is over would always appear to be"excessive" because such harm cannot reasonably constitute a military advantage.
So we cannot reasonably base a spiritual discipline of accelerated evolution on a principle that runs counter to evolution.
A State Party shall not make the renunciation or loss of another nationality a condition for the acquisition or retention of its nationality where such renunciation orloss is not possible or cannot reasonably be required.
Counsel submits that the complainant cannot reasonably be expected to prove in detail how his release from the military hospital in Trincomalee came about.
Article 308-1 of the 1997 Criminal Code established a liability for illicit enrichment, namely, a considerable increase in the official's assets thatexceeds his legitimate income, for which the official cannot reasonably account.
Examples of assistance that cannot reasonably have a value placed on them are free technical or marketing advice and the provision of guarantees.
However, merely a general provision on the right to respect for private and family life(Article 10),which shall not apply in case information is obtained in a public place where a person cannot reasonably count on privacy.
Although Jesus cannot reasonably be understood to have held any economic theory, his principles regarding money and its limits suggest that policies of taxation in most developed contrives are invasive.
States at risk of disappearing for environmental reasons tend to be geographically closest to States which cannot reasonably be held solely responsible for the environmental factors giving rise to the disappearance of the State.
A State party cannot reasonably be required, on the basis of article 2, paragraph 3(b), to make such procedures available in respect of complaints which are insufficiently founded and where the author has not been able to prove that he was a direct victim of such violations.
The list of heavy or harmful work is a long one, and release from work without loss of pay comes into effect when a temporary rearrangement of working hours or conditions will not prevent any risk andreassignment of the woman concerned is not possible or cannot reasonably be demanded for duly justified reasons.
The State party submits that article 15 of the Covenant only applies if the person concerned cannot reasonably ascertain, from the wording of the law, that his or her acts are punishable and also cannot foresee that he could be held criminally responsible for his acts.
The Committee recalls that the requirement, in article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol,to exhaust"all available domestic remedies" not only refers to judicial but also to administrative remedies, unless the use of such remedies would be manifestly futile or cannot reasonably be expected from the complainant.
The counsel's view is that, since the author could not legally have remained in Switzerland to await the outcome of the proceedings before the Committee, the State Party cannot reasonably maintain that those proceedings have become irrelevant because the author filed an application for asylum in Ireland in July 1996.
With respect to the scope of article 10 and its relationship to religion, the Council cites a decision of the European Court of Human Rights, according to which"those who choose to exercise the freedom to manifest their religion,irrespective of whether they do so as members of a religious majority or a minority, cannot reasonably expect to be exempt from all criticism.
With regard to the latter reliance element, one court has stated thatin the usual case, a buyer cannot reasonably rely on the seller's knowledge of the importing country's public law requirements or administrative practices relating to the goods, unless the buyer pointed such requirements out to the seller.
A law of general application may be persecutory where it impacts differently on particular groups, where it is applied in a discriminatory manner, or where the punishment is excessive ordisproportionately severe or where it cannot reasonably be expected to be performed by the individual because of his or her genuine beliefs or religious convictions para. 26.
Such cases would seem to presuppose at least(1)that the circumstances in the country of residence are such that the alien cannot reasonably be regarded as having any real choice, and(2) that behind the events or acts leading to the departure there is an intention of having the alien ejected and these acts, moreover, are attributable to the State in accordance with principles of state responsibility.
The main element of the illicit enrichment offence,as it is found e.g. in Article 20 of the UN Convention against Corruption(“a significant increase in the assets of a public official that he cannot reasonably explain in relation to his lawful income”), is the discrepancy between actual assets of the official and his lawful income.
Furthermore, article 2, paragraph 3(b), obliges State parties to ensure determination of the right to such remedy"by a competent judicial, administrative orlegislative authority", but a State Party cannot reasonably be required, on the basis of that article, to make such procedures available no matter how unmeritorious the claims may be.
Furthermore, article 2, paragraph 3(b), obliges States parties to ensure determination of the right to such remedy"by a competent judicial, administrative orlegislative authority", but a State Party cannot reasonably be required, on the basis of that article, to make such procedures available no matter how unmeritorious the claims may be.
For example, an"Act of God" anda peril of the sea could be defined as acts occurring without a carrier's negligence in circumstances that could not reasonably have been guarded against.
Israeli armed forces had created the circumstances in which civilians could not reasonably believe the city centres were safe.
The words in quote convey the idea that the standard of living maintained by the accused could not reasonably, in all the circumstances, have been afforded out of his total official emoluments during that period.
The words"disproportionate to" convey the idea that the acquisition of the total assets under the accused's control could not reasonably, in all the circumstances, have been afforded out of the total official emoluments up to that date.