Examples of using Could restrict in English and their translations into Russian
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We could restrict the supply and proliferation of such weapons.
It was emphasized that high transaction costs could restrict South- South trade too.
This could restrict the flexibility for countries to prevent or relieve critical shortages of foodstuffs.
A major one is the application of control regimes that could restrict the export of certain kinds of technology and materials.
In the United States, for example, civil rights organizations have drawn attention to legislative andregulatory measures that could restrict individual freedoms.
Problematic in that it could restrict individual States' freedom sovereignly to assess the events jeopardizing their supreme interests.
In exceptional circumstances, of the kind set out in article 4 of the Covenant,the judicial authorities could restrict contact between a detainee and his lawyer.
Marriage contracts were possible, and could restrict polygamy, but were very rarely used, perhaps because of a lack of awareness.
It was unclear what would become of the principle of an independent judiciary if the Court came under the control of political authorities that could restrict its action.
Restrictions and some vague definitions in the law could restrict the free flow of information and hamper freedom of expression on the Internet.
That could restrict the size and duration of any attempted cross-border attack, although 7.62-mm ammunition could be easily purchased through neighbouring States.
Information on emergency oranti-terrorist legislation which could restrict the guarantees of the detained person, in particular the rights mentioned above;
Some countries have removed bans on women's employment in certain sectors, for example, in underground mining, which,while intended to protect women, could restrict their employment options.
No objects should be attached to the sun visor that could restrict the view or endanger the vehicle occupants during sudden braking or in a collision.
He claims that limiting this right to those who are directly involved or related or associated,would leave the door open for States to perform injustices as long as the State could restrict access to or association with the victims.
Concern was expressed that such Agreement could restrict policy space available to developing countries as they could entail deeper and broader commitments.
In addition, some concerns were raised regarding proposed draft article 83,and the possibility that it could restrict access to arbitration in some circumstances.
This action could restrict capacity-building activities to the specific issues relating to each scientific advisory body and process and not cover the full range of biodiversity and ecosystem service issues necessary to inform development policy.
The State could not punish anyone for holding a particular belief, but could restrict any religious practices which posed a threat to public order.
The Committee is concerned that this provision could restrict the right of any person who claims to have been subjected to torture in the territory of the State party to file a complaint before the competent judicial authorities or to refer the matter to the Committee in accordance with article 22 of the Convention art. 13.
The vehicle shall be operated in such a manner that any design feature of the purge system that could restrict purge operation is detected and the circumstances noted.
Amend the provisions concerning offences against national security which could restrict freedom of expression, including on the Internet, particularly articles 79, 88 and 258 of the Penal Code, to ensure its compliance with Viet Nam's international obligations, including ICCPR(Canada);
For instance, a more carefully drafted arbitration clause andthe insertion of an exceptions clause for public health measures could restrict the ability of corporations to dispute NCD laws and policies in the future.
According to Amnesty International, the Asylum andImmigration Act adopted in November 1999 could restrict the rights of refugees inter alia to quality legal counsel and to judicial review of detention, although it contained a number of otherwise very positive provisions.
Please also provide information on the implementation of provisions of the Labour Code, including the principle of wage non-discrimination enshrined in article 206, andother provisions that could restrict women's access to certain types of employment.
Some delegations pointed out that since measures such as marine protected areas could restrict the freedoms of the high seas, their implementation should be subject to the consent of States concerned.
Particularly at current exchange rates, salaries in some developing countries are such that senior staff are paid at levels that might be considered below the poverty level in some European countries,such requirements could restrict trade and discriminate in favour of developed countries.
However, the Advisory Committee now notes from paragraph 12 of DP/1996/36 that the abolition of posts could restrict UNOPS ability to attract and/or accept candidates for assignments from within UNOPS and elsewhere in the United Nations system who are holding 100 and 200 series contracts.
It was observed that the annulment could refer to the decision of the procurement to select the winning tender or the procurement contract if executed, andthat the laws of different states could restrict the ability of administrative body to annul a procurement contract.
On the one hand,the Committee already used documentation from a wide variety of sources and, on the other, it could restrict its invitations to NGOs to which the Economic and Social Council had granted consultative status.
