Примеры использования Recourse to force на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Recourse to force is distinct from torture,
This occupation and colonization has been accompanied by consistent recourse to force against Palestinian civilians, the most recent
her right to life if death had resulted from a"reasonably justified" recourse to force(para. 25 of the report) gave cause for concern in that regard.
We must also voice our sense of frustration with and our rejection of the acts of violence committed by Palestinian elements who think-- on the basis of equally ambiguous and erroneous criteria-- that the recourse to force could benefit their interests.
such incidents must be assessed in accordance with both the rules regulating recourse to force and international humanitarian law, the applicable lex specialis.
then withdrew its consent, recourse to force became wrongful,
notably in integrated missions established under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations with authority to recourse to force.
firmly rejects any systematic recourse to force such as that advocated by the Rwandan-Ugandan coalition.
has also stressed that recourse to force when implementing an expulsion order should be limited to what is reasonably necessary,
Punishment has also stressed that recourse to force when implementing an expulsion order should be limited to what is reasonably necessary,
Recourse to force, even when it seems indispensable to maintain
While these remain the facts and consequences of the Ethiopian Government's persistent recourse to force, it is indeed tragic
preliminary investigation through recourse to force, pressure, deliberately caused suffering,
In particular, the mandate of integrated missions with recourse to force under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations is perceived differently by humanitarian agencies,
number of international bodies, the Commission made a number of recommendations on legal protection, recourse to force, communication between the services involved,
made it possible to avoid the recourse to force, with its incalculable consequences.
the settling of disputes through negotiation and without recourse to force or the threat of force. .
a country that favours recourse to force, threats and blackmail,
strict necessity in recourse to force against persons belonging to the groups referred to in the last paragraph of the preamble,
Nonetheless, since the Charter of the United Nations explicitly prohibited recourse to force in international relations,