Examples of using Does not stem in English and their translations into Russian
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Our participation in United Nations peacekeeping does not stem from considerations of narrow gain.
This belief does not stem from the fact that Thailand herself is a developing country, but rather from the realization that a solid economic and social foundation is an indispensable prerequisite for sustainable peace and prosperity.
In contrast to subsidiaries, affiliates orjoint ventures, this power does not stem from official share of corporate control.
The judge's authorization simply ensures that entrance to the home does not stem from actions that involve taking the law into one's own hands without a wellfounded administrative decision, and that it is carried out by way of a procedure that prima facie appears correct.
Consequently, the deep raw psychic aggressiveness seeks legitimization by claiming to defend"tradition," a defense that does not stem from confidence but from fear.
The Turkish Forces' presence on the island does not stem from the 1960 Treaty of Guarantee and that of the Treaty of Alliance.
It is rare to find someone who is not aware of the right of women to education, protection, work and health,even if such awareness does not stem from the Convention.
The situation, lack of equal opportunities in rural Hungary does not stem from the lack of legal regulation; instead, it is often related to disadvantaged situations resulting from local conditions.
As Saint Thomas Aquinas said, as quoted by Edgard Pisani in a recent article on the status of Quebec:‘Agreement does not stem from identical thoughts but from identical wills.
Saudi Arabia's interest in supporting the United Nations programmes andthe international cooperation mechanism does not stem from the scope of this scourge in the Kingdom, but rather from a sense of international responsibility, on the one hand, and from our conviction, on the other, that drug trafficking does not recognize international borders.
The fact that the parties to the conflict have authorized the use of force by the Implementation Force which replaced the United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR) brings into existence a curious blend of coercion andconsent of the parties that does not stem either from the logic of traditional peacekeeping or from a strict reading of Charter provisions.
It seems that the actual intention of the unilateralists to return to the United Nations system does not stem from any real change in their approach; rather it signifies a shift in how they employ the means required.
The issue of the development of the Roma community as a national minority, andof the level of their ethnic consciousness, does not stem from the problem of their recognition as a national minority under the law.
Everyone has the right to profess or not to profess a religion;criminal responsibility does not stem from a person's profession of religious faith or his or her beliefs.
The lack of remuneration for reproductive work,as for other forms of non-market activity performed by unpaid labour, does not stem from the nature of the activity itself but from its social and economic context.
The President of the Islamic Republic of Iran stated that igniting new hot spots under the light ofterrorist organizations in the region and other regional challenges does not stem from anyone's interests and it is necessary to make all efforts to resume the peaceful negotiation process.
As for the second task, i.e. to ensure the rule of law, the Federal Government is also cognizant of the fact that the problem involving the exercise of and respect for human rights andthe rights of minorities does not stem from the country's domestic legislation, which can in principle be said to reflect international commitments taken by the country, but precisely from the way it is enforced.
Their abuse by unscrupulous employers did not stem from any government policy.
Our fear doesn't stem from propaganda… but from the deep rooted knowledge that one day we will be punished… for all the terrible wrongs we have inflicted.
It was true that that essential criterion did not stem from any codified identification but rather from a customary definition that was commonly accepted and applicable under article 27 of the Covenant.
Their negative attitudes did not stem from any desire to introduce segregation.
They did not stem from a colonial past or present and could be addressed by the same mechanisms, a fact that should also be reflected in the resolutions of the Committee.
Many concerns anddilemmas faced by staff do not stem from specific administrative decisions and therefore would not be receivable in the formal system of administration of justice.
The problems faced by the Conference do not stem from its rules of procedure or from its consensus rule.
The political impasse in the Middle East did not stem from any denial of that right.
Humanitarian problems associated with the use of submunitions do not stem from the very nature of these munitions; thus there is no need for laying down specific principles to regulate their use.
The decision not to accept article 14 certainly did not stem from a belief that issues under the Convention monitored by the Committee were more sensitive or controversial.
They did not stem from a colonial past or present and could be addressed by the same mechanisms.
The violations of his rights do not stem from what the courts decided, but rather from how they arrived at their conclusion.
These requirements do not stem from an unexpected peak in workload but are a reflection of permanent needs.