Examples of using Constitute sufficient in English and their translations into Russian
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In her view, these constitute sufficient grounds to permit his heir to continue the case.
Considering the circumstances described, the Panel finds that such death certificates constitute sufficient proof of the fact of death.
Investors' residence permit shall constitute sufficient title to reside legally in Spain for at least one year.
Would, for example,a simple statement in an instrument of ratification that a State consents to be bound subject to a certain reservation constitute sufficient evidence?
Those documents constitute sufficient evidence that she would risk being subjected to torture if returned to China.
In respect of evidence of the presence of the items in Iraq as at 2 August 1990,the Panel notes that the customs documents constitute sufficient evidence of the presence of the 58 video recorders.
Even assuming that he was tortured in 1995,this would not constitute sufficient grounds to believe that he would still be at risk to be subjected to torture in Cameroon in 2006.
If for any reason it shall be impracticable to publish any notice to holders of Notes as provided above,then such notification to such holders as shall be given with the approval of the Trustee in accordance with the rules of the Stock Exchange shall constitute sufficient notice to such holders for every purpose hereunder.
Each State Party shall ensure that acts of corruption constitute sufficient grounds for annulling a contract, public bidding, concession or other legal acts.
Failure to do so may constitute sufficient grounds for the annulment of the award, and forfeiture of the Bid Security, if any, and on which event, UNDP may award the Contract to the Second highest rated or call for new Bids.
The Panel finds that the Release Waiver andQuitclaim forms constitute sufficient evidence that EEI paid the amounts claimed to its evacuated employees.
Failure to fully cooperate with investigations must constitute sufficient grounds allowing the Organization to repudiate and terminate the contract and debar and remove the vendor from the Organization's list of registered vendors.
Regarding the author's claims under article 9, paragraph 1,the State party considers that the author's detention per se cannot constitute sufficient substantiation for his claim of arbitrariness and that there was ample justification for detaining the author.
However, in line with the reasoning previously advanced, although it might be possible to assert that there still exists in Mexico a patternof human rights violations, that in itself would not constitute sufficient cause for finding that the complainant was likely to be subjected to torture on his return to Mexico; additional reasons must exist indicating that the complainant would be personally at risk.
This constitutes sufficient evidence of Granit's title in relation to the seven items.
The Panel is satisfied that the application constitutes sufficient evidence of payment of this expense and recommends compensation in the amount of USD 2,300.
Therefore, the Panel determined that a statement by the claimant, either provided on the claim form oras a separate document, constituted sufficient evidence of the fact of injury.
The Committee is of the view that such elements should have caught the attention of the State party and constituted sufficient grounds for investigating the alleged risks more thoroughly.
It is the Commission that decides which claims should be settled, who is authorized to submit a claim,what should be considered direct losses, and what constitutes sufficient proof.
The Committee had received reports that the apprehension of a Rom found begging on the street constituted sufficient grounds for expulsion and would appreciate information on the accuracy of those reports.
According to the complainant,with regard to compensation, even if this constituted sufficient redress for victims of torture, she was denied access to it.
This constituted sufficient grounds for revoking the, albeit final, decisions of the Hessian Ministry of Science and Arts or for reopening his case.
In the author's opinion, this constituted sufficient ground for the Chancellor to start an investigation.
For the latter purpose, according to opinio juris, birth and descent constituted sufficient links between the State and the individual.
It was reported that the fact that local commercial laws were based on internationally acceptable standards elaborated by UNCITRAL constituted sufficient assurance for investors and donors as regards their quality.
The Committee considers thatits finding of a violation of the rights of the author under article 14, paragraph 3(c), of the Covenant constitutes sufficient remedy.
The Committee notes that the State party has commuted the author's death sentence and considers that this constitutes sufficient remedy for the violation of article 6, paragraph 2, in this case.
While in accordance with article 2, paragraph 3(a), of the Covenant, the State party is under anobligation to provide the author with an effective remedy, the Committee is of the view that in the present case its Views on the merits of the claim constitutes sufficient remedy for the violation found.
The mere fact that members of the author's profession sit on the Tribunal neither objectively justifies fears of bias nor constitutes sufficient grounds for concluding that there is an appearance of bias.
He further argues that the preparedness of total objectors to go to prison constitutes sufficient evidence of the sincerity of their objections and contends that the differentiation in treatment between Jehovah's Witnesses and other conscientious objectors amounts to discrimination under article 26 of the Covenant.