Примеры использования Pillaging на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Waaagh! Kaptin Bluddflagg leads his Ork Freebooterz in a pillaging raid.
Further, Peru should stop uncontrolled pillaging of surface and subterranean water resources in the Tacna Andean region where the Aymara people should preserve pasture land.
As the Assembly is aware, the pillaging that broke out in August this year caused enormous damage in the country.
The Sumgait massacres were followed by killings and pillaging in Gianja in November 1988
In July 2012, HRC also condemned the pillaging, theft and destruction of religious
Pillaging was part and parcel of military
with very little opposition, pillaging the countryside.
My Representative also recalled that pillaging and the extensive and deliberate destruction of civilian property without military justification constitute grave breaches of international humanitarian law.
Pillaging and the destruction of the economic infrastructure deprived hundreds of thousands of the basic necessities of life.
attacking civilians and pillaging.
the troops now acted without mercy, pillaging and killing all in their path,
Moreover, pillaging a town or place,
abductions and pillaging, which triggered significant population displacements,
rape, pillaging) and two counts of crimes against humanity murder and rape.
In the frigid Norsca peninsula, barbaric tribes serve the Dark Gods by hunting wild beasts and pillaging their neighbours.
Despite two thousand years of its existence, and the numerous pillaging, structure inside the mound preserved in excellent condition.
Israel is pursuing systematic policies aimed at distorting our national identity and pillaging our resources by destroying houses,
as well as the pillaging committed in the aftermath of the entry into Bangui of the armed elements of the Seleka group.
The commission received no reports of the pillaging or destruction of property by anti-Government armed groups,
Affirmation that religion should not be used as a shield or a pretext for pillaging property or attacking people