Examples of using Themselves constitute in English and their translations into Russian
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It was asked whether such measures did not in themselves constitute a form of ethnic cleansing.
Since such devices themselves constitute obstacles, they shall not be installed unless the risk attendant on not doing so justifies them.
Experience shows thatparties to the dispute, in most cases, themselves constitute the arbitral tribunal.
However, they do not in themselves constitute public notice for the purposes of the Convention and cannot replace it.
They can take the form of production cooperatives or labour cooperatives,where members themselves constitute the workforce.
Failures in these broader policies may themselves constitute a policy problem for the forest sector, and economic instruments and incentives are unlikely to solve these fundamental issues.
Under the case law of the Supreme Court,statements made in police stations do not in themselves constitute sufficient evidence.
The author claims that said violations have continuing effects that in themselves constitute violations of the Covenant, in that the authorities refuse to rehabilitate him and continue to suppress his freedom of opinion.
Serious violations of a woman's right to reproductive health can result from practices that themselves constitute violence against women.
Thus, the issues of revitalization themselves constitute a questioning of the effectiveness of the methods of action of the General Assembly, the efficiency of the actions it mandates and the relevance of its working methods.
Anyone who commences an act and desists therefrom by choice shall be punished only for those acts committed by him which in themselves constitute offences.
These steps, however encouraging, do not by themselves constitute a new international agreement.
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 Government concludes that the facts described in themselves constitute major harm with terrible consequences for the girl.
The author submits that the defamation conviction has serious effects that continue beyond the entry into force of the Optional Protocol and which themselves constitute a violation of his rights.
Other harsh conditions currently employed on death rows throughout the world may themselves constitute violations of the prohibition of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
In cases of this type, the admissibility criterion applied by the Committee is whether theevents in question have, since the entry into force of the Optional Protocol, had persistent effects which in themselves constitute violations of the Covenant.
The criterion of admissibility is whether the events have had continued effects which themselves constitute violations of the Covenant after the entry into force of the Optional Protocol.
Moreover, the Committee had repeatedly asserted its competence to consider alleged violations of the Covenant which, despite having their origin prior to the entry into force of the Optional Protocol, either continue orhave effects which themselves constitute violations after that date.
The criterion of admissibility has been whether the events have had continued effects which themselves constitute violations of the Covenant after the entry into force of the Optional Protocol.
Although his communication relates to events which took place before the State party ratified the Optional Protocol, the author considers that the Human Rights Committee becomes competent if, after the entry into forceof the Optional Protocol, the acts in question continue to produce consequences which themselves constitute violations of the Covenant.
The Committee therefore considers that the original judgment has no continuing effects that in themselves constitute a violation of the author's rights under the Covenant.
The Millennium Declaration andthe Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) themselves constitute a significant advancement in building broad acceptance of the normative international framework and standards for gender equality and women's empowerment.
Furthermore, the Committee has stated that it has jurisdiction to hear communications about alleged violations that have effects which themselves constitute violations, after the date of entry into force.
Open and critical communication is also needed to eradicate negative stereotypes, which themselves constitute root causes of mutual suspicion, discrimination, hostility or violence and concomitant human rights abuses.
Indeed, the right of peoples to freedom and democracy is a concept that has become a daily practice in many countries and must be consolidated,taking into account the requirements of growth and progress that themselves constitute a fundamental condition for peace and stability.
New head was of the so-called supramolecular substances(pdf)- compounds in which the components themselves constitute different phases films, fibers, membranes, bubbles, or other.
Harassment may also constitute work discrimination prohibited by the Penal Code, andthe most aggravated forms of harassment may in themselves constitute acts prohibited by the Penal Code.
Some activities closely associated with brokering in small arms andlight weapons that do not necessarily in themselves constitute brokering might be undertaken by brokers as part of the process of putting a deal together to gain a benefit.
The author further submits that the Committee has jurisdiction to examine violations under the Covenant which generate effects that in themselves constitute a violation of the Covenant after the entry into force of the Optional Protocol.