Examples of using Constitute a danger in English and their translations into Russian
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The movements of the walls constitute a danger to passengers.
Mines constitute a danger to people living in the region and to international marine navigation.
Open-air meetings may be prohibited when it is feared that they may constitute a danger to the public peace.
They also constitute a danger to the life of individuals working there and to those working on mine clearance.
Any permeation of the substance contained shall not constitute a danger under normal conditions of carriage.
Where the detention may not constitute a danger to a person's health or life, but where the particular circumstances of the situation warrant urgent action.
Shall not allow permeation of the dangerous goods that could constitute a danger under normal conditions of carriage.
Where the detention may not constitute a danger to a person's health or life, but where the particular circumstances of the situation warrant urgent action.
Any permeation of the substance contained in the package, or recycled plastics material used to produce new packaging,shall not constitute a danger under normal conditions of carriage.
In other cases,where the detention may not constitute a danger to a person's health or life, but where the particular circumstances of the situation warrant urgent action.
Where necessary, it shall, through its technical offices, arrange for the isolation anddetention of persons who by virtue of their health status could constitute a danger to the public;
Media constitute a danger to youth if they are liable to endanger the development of children or juveniles or their development to become responsible personalities and capable members of the community.
In the 1st Annex contains a classification of dangerous cargo, which, in turn, includes a list of products, substances andother goods that could constitute a danger.
To that end,the Act defines as"sensitive" any materials which may constitute a danger to health or public safety or may be used in fraudulent international or black market transactions.
Reaffirm the necessity of eliminating all terrorist and other armed groups present andemanating from Iraqi territory which constitute a danger to Iraq and neighbouring States.
Actions against Egypt by some Powers, particularly France andthe United Kingdom, which constitute a danger to international peace and security and are serious violations of the Charter of the United Nations S/3656.
However, the police were entitled to be present at public meetings, andopen-air meetings could be prohibited if it was feared that they might constitute a danger to the public peace.
To that end,the Act defines as"sensitive" any materials which may constitute a danger to health or public safety or may be the object of international smuggling or a clandestine market.
Carbon dioxide portable extinguishers may only be used on fires in specific installations such as control panels or kitchens;the quantity of CO2 shall not constitute a danger to health.
Analysis of the information submitted by the delegation of Germany shows that, of the seven types of fuses,only one can constitute a danger for military and civilian personnel: the contact fuse activated by pressure sensors.
Wrecks can constitute a danger to navigation, to the marine environment or to its coastline and related interests, particularly in the heavily trafficked waters of many enclosed and semi-enclosed seas and straits used for international navigation.
Many of the pharmaceuticals traffi cked in this way are either diverted from the licit market or counterfeit and, as such, constitute a danger to the health of individual consumers and the public at large.
These stockpiles constitute a danger in themselves, and of course the threat of nuclear terrorism only exacerbates the danger, because according to our understanding there is a risk that these stockpiles may be converted by terrorist groups.
Pursuant to the Mental Health Act,a person could not be institutionalized against his will unless at least two psychiatrists certified that he might constitute a danger to himself or to others.
It must be mentioned that the General Intelligence Department tracks elements that may constitute a danger to the country's security and persons connected with terrorist groups or the illegal arms trade.
Under the administrative procedures, however, the competent authorities are permitted to refuse an entry visa to persons with respect to whom such information is available in that such persons constitute a danger to national security.
She considers that the position of the State party has consistently been that, in certain circumstances,persons who constitute a danger to the public can be deported to their countries of origin even when there is a risk of torture.
Article 312 penalized acts of"openly inciting the population to breed enmity or hatred towards one another based on social class, race, religion, sect orregional difference in a manner which might constitute a danger to public order.
If the competent authority considers that a vessel may constitute a danger, in relation to the transport of dangerous goods, for the persons on board or for shipping or for the environment, it may order an inspection of the vessel in accordance with article 1.2.
The Meeting reaffirmed the necessity of eliminating all terrorist and other armed groups present andemanating from Iraqi territory which constitute a danger to Iraq and Neighbouring States.