The intention to restrict their movement cannot and will not constitute a final solution to the problem.

Such a preliminary order does not constitute an award.

While it would definitely constitute an interference with the human right to physical integrity, as a proportional measure it would not constitute CIDT.

On its own, the right of reply does not constitute a dialogue, nor is it any indication that such a dialogue will ensue.

Together they will constitute a space laboratory allowing experiments in extensive areas.

Convinced that the High level Plenary Meeting will constitute a significant event,

They will thus constitute the basis for determining future outcomes and performance indicators.

It will not constitute model legislation, but will include samples of legislative provisions adopted by various States and enable users to decide which options would be appropriate in their national context.

The statutes of the honorary board did not constitute a valid arbitration agreement.

(b) does not constitute an abuse of the right to submit such communications,

They will constitute a direct input for the formulation of technical cooperation programmes and projects.

The establishment of that body will surely constitute one of the landmarks of this summit.

It argues that they will not constitute the appropriate compensation to offset the losses claimed by Kuwait since the services provided by the preserves will not be exactly the same as the services that Kuwait claims to have lost.

(b) Does not constitute an abuse of the right of submission of such requests

In cases where this Act is not applicable financing can constitute complicity to crime.

Duterte told Kerry that the arbitration ruling will constitute the base when any negotiation is conducted.

The growth of electricity demand will constitute a challenge for many countries in the coming decades.

Education is a key element but on its own, it does not constitute capacity building.

(iii) China is not in favor of the prohibition on the use of MOTAPM with tilt rods fuzes. Tilt rods are exposed over the earth and easily identifiable. Such MOTAPM will not constitute harm to persons.

Moreover, the court could not conclude that not meeting the hour requirement affected a person's human dignity so as to constitute discrimination.

The certification report shall constitute

About 15 years ago, I spent a summer in France s Loire Valley. As many travelers to France will attest, people in the French countryside believe that they, not Parisians, constitute the true France.

The ability to achieve internationally recognized conformity with such requirements will constitute a major condition for entry into foreign markets.

Reaffirming that acts of racial violence and discrimination do not constitute legitimate expressions of opinion, but rather are offences,

Legal residence in the country does not constitute a prerequisite for the registration of foreign children in public schools.

Therefore, the mere fact that the submission of a communication is delayed does not constitute an abuse of rights.

Acts aimed at humiliating the victim constitute degrading treatment or punishment even where severe pain has not been inflicted.

However, it is felt that they will not be sufficient to motivate staff to remain until the completion of the mandate, and that the offer of a retention bonus would constitute a stronger incentive.

These things constitute a balanced meal.

The 42 participants in the course will constitute the core of staff officers for AMIS and AU headquarters in the future.

That group, together with the elected officers, will constitute the extended bureau foreseen in Economic and Social Council resolution 1991 39.

The upcoming Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and parts of the northern West Bank, when completed, will indeed constitute an important milestone.

8. Reaffirms that acts of violence against others stemming from racism do not constitute expressions of opinion but rather offences

The authorities should ensure that disciplinary measures employed in prisons do not constitute torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.

This also implies that Eurobonds will never constitute the silver bullet that some had hoped would solve Europe s sovereign debt crisis. As long as member states remain fully sovereign, investors cannot be assured that if the eurozone breaks up, some states will not simply refuse to pay or will not refuse to pay for the others.

Reaffirming that acts of racial violence and discrimination do not constitute legitimate expressions of opinion, but rather unlawful acts or offences,

The Panel reviewed each proposed amendment to ensure that it did not constitute a new claim filed after the appropriate deadlines.

7.4 The Committee also noted that the complaint did not constitute an abuse of the right to submit a communication and was not incompatible with the Convention.

Of course, past performance is no guarantee of future results, and two cases do not constitute a statistically significant sample. Just because the dollar weakened twice during the last two periods of Fed tightening does not prove that the same thing will happen again.

By contrast, where there was agreement on all the elements essential to the operation of the treaty, but the parties wished to determine the status of an additional feature which related to the treaty but did not constitute an essential element, any action taken to determine such a feature did not constitute interpretation.

Under this draft, proposed articles 2 to 4 would constitute the scope of application chapter, and proposed article 1 would constitute the definitions chapter.

The Court of Appeal confirmed that that argument did not constitute a ground for refusing recognition and enforcement of the arbitral award.

They constitute an overwhelming majority in this House. They represent not just the voice that too but the aspirations of teeming billions.

The Committee observes that the different treatment for different remedies according to the seriousness of the offence does not necessarily constitute discrimination.

Sexual exploitation and sexual abuse constitute serious misconduct.