Примеры использования A combatant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Whether a person is a combatant in international armed conflict is a question of status, as one becomes a combatant by virtue of membership in the armed forces of a party to a conflict.
in the performance of any function that would qualify the person as a combatant under humanitarian law.
Efrain Bamaca Velasquez, a combatant with the Guatemalan National Revolutionary Union(URNG)a clash between the army and guerrilla forces in the village of Montufar, in the eastern part of Guatemala.">
function that would otherwise qualify the child as a combatant.
The Mission accordingly finds that Rouhiyah al-Najjar was deliberately shot by an Israeli soldier who had no reason to assume that she was a combatant or otherwise taking part in hostilities.
he shall retain his status as a combatant, provided that, in such situations, he carries his arms openly.
regardless of whether the victim is a non-combatant civilian or a combatant, and irrespective of whether the perpetrators are connected to the Government or not.
considerable uncertainty as to the criteria used for the purpose of determining whether an individual's habits of daily life are assessed as sufficient to identify him or her as a combatant.
University of Michigan Law Professor Steven Ratner said,"A lot of it depends on whether you believe Osama bin Laden is a combatant in a war or a suspect in a mass murder.
I said this because of my experience as a combatant trained in the use of an automatic weapon
turn it into a combatant and further destabilize the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
It is well known that, in addition to the definition of a mercenary, article 47 of the said Protocol provides that a mercenary shall not have the right to be considered a combatant or a prisoner of war.
They are shooting from that house… There are three, disregard, four inspection pits there… Do not come into that house. It's a glass bottle storage- lots of glass fragments…” They say that you recognized a combatant who came to negotiate with you. He was a son of a police warden of your district.
violations of these rules shall not deprive a combatant of his right to be a combatant or, if he falls
provided by the Panel, of a combatant who had crossed into Liberia from Côte d'Ivoire in May 2011 with the“Mark Miller” convoy(S/2011/757, paras. 64-75) and who had also
Recent debates have asked whether international humanitarian law requires that a party to an armed conflict under certain circumstances consider the capture of an otherwise lawful target(i.e. a combatant in the traditional sense
Statistics alleging that fewer than one out of five persons killed in an armed conflict was a combatant, such as those provided by PCHR
it will be extremely difficult to present the latter as a combatant against the Russia's fifth column, as exemplified by Dodon himself.
in which a United Nations official or expert on mission is engaged as a combatant against organized armed forces
that is used on a traditional battlefield) but in other cases not e.g. where a civilian with a large piece of metal in his hands must be distinguished from a combatant in plain clothes.