Examples of using Constitute a form in English and their translations into Russian
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They are viewed as inhumane and constitute a form of exploitation that runs contrary to the Kuwaiti constitution and laws.
They demand that the Serb authorities immediately put an end to these despicable acts, some of which constitute a form of genocide.
Fifth is the imposition of measures that constitute a form of collective punishment, which is strictly forbidden by international humanitarian law.
In addition, restrictions on women's control over economic resources, such as household income,can constitute a form of violence against women in the family.
The Panel finds that although increases in food subsidies to accommodate returnees constitute a form of humanitarian relief to returnees that is temporary and extraordinary in nature during the compensable period for returnees, the evidence does not demonstrate that an increase in food subsidies actually occurred.
Moreover, during the 15 days in which he was secretly detained in April 2001,he was subject to conditions of detention that, he argues, in themselves constitute a form of torture.
The notion that in the conditions of present-day France, Holocaust denial may constitute a form of incitement to anti-semitism cannot be dismissed.
Frequent transfers to remote locations in the provinces and to different places in the country affect both inmates and their families,hinder the progress made by inmates in their prison activities and could constitute a form of ill-treatment.
Calls on Member States to refrain from yielding to the demands of hijackers, which constitute a form of extortion contrary to the interests and laws of the peoples and countries of the OIC.
The Working Group recalls that prolonged incommunicado detention or detention in secret places may facilitate the perpetration of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment orpunishment and can in itself constitute a form of such treatment.
Child marriages, unions that involve at least one partner below the minimum legal age of marriage, constitute a form of forced marriage since the child is not in a position to consent.
The serious and massive occurrence of discriminatory and repressive practices aimed at Kosovo Albanians as a whole, resulting in widespread involuntary migration, and the absence of clear guarantees for their return home, andnoting that these measures and practices constitute a form of silent“ethnic cleansing”.
Therefore, we are of the view that the so-called anti-accumulation clause in article 59WAZ may constitute a form of indirect discrimination based on sex.
The author adds that the violent circumstances of her own arrest, the authorities' denial of her husband's arrest and detention, which she had witnessed at first hand, andthe fact of being forced to accept that the certificate of disappearance issued by the Algerian authorities on 17 June 2006 stated that her husband belonged to a terrorist group also constitute a form of inhuman and degrading treatment with regard to the author, in violation of article 7 of the Covenant.
Incommunicado detention, which itself often facilitates the perpetration of torture and can constitute a form of cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.
Côte d'Ivoire recommended that experiments on detainees with electricimpulsion weapons provoking acute pain, which can constitute a form of torture, be avoided in penitentiaries.
The legality of the decision to prohibit the wearing of the full veil would have to be considered in thelight of the Convention, as it could constitute a form of indirect discrimination if it affected a particular ethnic group disproportionately.
Although from a methodological point of view, early warning should be clearly distinguished from early action,politically, early warning can sometimes constitute a form of early action in itself, helping to prevent a deteriorating situation.
As to the emphasis on proficiency in Danish,requiring proficiency where it was not directly important to performance of the job could constitute a form of indirect discrimination and some employers did abuse the requirement.
The shift towards a more systematic needs-based approach to food aid would be consistent with the responses which are currently being shaped in order toaddress concerns that food aid may constitute a form of disguised export subsidy, and displace commercial imports.
In this regard, the worsening of the Palestinian economy due to the policies pursued by the Government of Israel, including the repeated closure of the West Bank andthe Gaza Strip, which constitute a form of collective punishment of the Palestinian people, is indeed a source of profound concern.
Affirms anew that the demolitions carried out by the Israeli occupying forces of at least 30,000 Palestinian houses, facilities and property constitute grave violations of articles 33 and 53 of the Fourth Geneva Convention and that acts of levelling farmlands, uprooting trees anddestroying what is left of the Palestinian infrastructure constitute a form of collective punishment to which Palestinians are subjected, grave violations of the provisions of international humanitarian law and war crimes according to international law;
Meanwhile, Israel's ongoing siege of the Gaza Strip constituted a form of collective punishment against its inhabitants.
Further, this policy constitutes a form of collective punishment of the Palestinian people and it is illogical and has no serious justification.
CEDAW expressed concern about the fact that corporal punishment in the home is lawful and constitutes a form of violence against children, including the girl child.
The Committee is concerned that the use of these weapons causes severe pain constituting a form of torture, and that in some cases it may even cause death.
The Government had a responsibility to combat a practice that adversely affected women's health and dignity and constituted a form of violence against women.
Many States indicated that the use of special investigative techniques upon request by another State constituted a form of mutual legal assistance.
Indigenous religion was often associated with shamanism,which was a misrepresentation of indigenous spirituality, and constituted a form of stereotyping that was tantamount to discrimination against indigenous peoples.
It is also concerned that corporal punishment is accepted in both school andhome settings and constitutes a form of violence against children, including the girl child.