Examples of using Would not be consistent in English and their translations into Russian
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The adoption of a destination tolerance would not be consistent with the approach in other UNECE Agricultural Standards.
That would not be consistent with the sense of urgency expressed by the international community following the bombings in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi.
However, the adoption of a destination tolerance would not be consistent with the approach in other UNECE Agricultural Standards.
Some delegations were of the view, however,that conferring the substantive legislative power upon the judges of the court would not be consistent with the principle of legality.
Such a peace would not be consistent with continuing settlement activity, the judaization of Jerusalem, the blockade, and attacks on civilians.
But prayer produces such a change in us it renders it consistent for God to do as it would not be consistent for Him to do otherwise.
According to counsel,such an approach would not be consistent with article 5 of the Optional Protocol or with rule 96 of the Committee's rules of procedure.
To allow otherwise would undermine the independence, impartiality andobjectivity of the institution and would not be consistent with public international law.
However, such an approach would not be consistent with the purpose of the draft guide to modernize the law so as to promote increased access to secured credit.
It was held by Allsop J that to allow the respondent to avoid the stay provisions in this manner would not be consistent with the aims of the NY Convention.
In the State party's view,arguing the contrary would not be consistent with the customary rule of interpretation reflected in article 31 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
The objective of utilizing the expertise of former Presidents was laudable, butgranting observer status to the Council would not be consistent with General Assembly decision 49/426.
The reporting would not be consistent with the budget approval process, where the regular programme of technical cooperation is approved separately under section 23;
There was, however, the feeling that a dispute settlement mechanism would not be consistent with the objective of developing trust-based aid relationships.
Kazakhstan: Projections from the energy-producing sector given here represent a“baseline scenario” that assumes no mitigation measures to be implemented,recognizing that this scenario would not be consistent with long-term trends.
After the express request by the Secretary-General, it would not be consistent with its status as an international treaty body to report through some other institution or individual.
To impose other obligations on non-nuclear-weapon States without some degree of progress being made in the area of nuclear disarmament would not be consistent with the principle of balance.
The Secretary-General considers that it would not be consistent with the Organization's operational requirements and mobility policy to assess continuing need by reference to a particular mandate, function or post.
As not all States parties to the Covenant were members of the Human Rights Council,further action on this issue by the Council would not be consistent with the international law of treaties.
It would not be consistent with modern principles of justice to allow issues of both law and fact to be heard at both levels of the justice system, and there was no need for more than one judge to hear cases at the trial level.
Moreover, the Secretary-General considers that a ceiling linked to particular posts,mandate or function would not be consistent with the Organization's operational requirements and mobility policy.
Its adoption as an international standard would not be consistent with that initial intention, particularly as, while the mandate of the Commission was to develop international trade law, insolvency was primarily a matter for municipal law.
She explained that the rates and benefits offered in the health insurance packages were negotiated annually and, therefore,changes would not be consistent with the movement of the medical component of the consumer price index.
This would not be consistent with the United Nations policy on geographical distribution, which applies at the global United Nations Secretariat level and is subject to a system of desirable ranges, as mentioned by the Board of Auditors in paragraph 595 of its report.
Concern was expressed that amending the text would distort the balance achieved in 1994,might open the door to protectionism in various countries and would not be consistent with trends in international regulation of procurement.
In addition, this approach would not be consistent with the headcount method currently applied for the three bodies of the United Nations that are financed on an inter-agency basis, namely, the International Civil Service Commission, the Joint Inspection Unit and the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination.
An interpretation which would forbid States from taking exceptional measures to respond to a threat to the nation unless it becomes materially impossible to protect human rights would not be consistent with the object and purpose of the treaty, that is, the protection of human rights.
In countries where such a requirement would not be consistent with general principles of administrative law applicable to government contracts, it might be important to ensure, at least, that the contracting authority's right to terminate the project agreement should be without prejudice to the concessionaire's right to seek subsequent judicial review of the contracting authority's decision to terminate.
After all, it is clear that technology possessors cannot and should not share their knowledge andexperience if doing so would not be safe or would not be consistent with their non-proliferation obligations.
If article 689-11 entered into force without the 2010 law on the International Criminal Court having been updated,the crime of enforced disappearance as a crime against humanity would be treated under a regime different from that applied to other crimes against humanity, which would not be consistent.