Примеры использования Represents a threat на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Terrorism represents a threat to security and stability
the Green Knight represents a threat to homosocial friendship in his medieval world.
to modify the behaviour of the country or party that represents a threat to international peace and security.
not just their proliferation, represents a threat to humanity.
major nuclear powers in the world, still represents a threat to someone.
This man is a disruptive force in our community and represents a threat to our students.
political consequences and represents a threat to the integrity and authority of the General Assembly.
We must do so in the realization that internal conflict in any part of the world represents a threat to the rest.
for water resources, and represents a threat to biodiversity.
One of the misapprehensions informing the reasoning behind the D'Amato-Kennedy Act is that Libyan behaviour represents a threat to United States national security.
instability in the occupied territories is the continued existence of Israeli settlements, which represents a threat to peace and security in the region.
In addition, article L 213.1 of the Code provides for denial of access to the territory by any foreigner who represents a threat to public order.
One of the misapprehensions informing the reasoning behind the D'Amato-Kennedy Act is that the conduct of Libya represents a threat to the national security of the United States.
The extremely serious situation in Sandžak makes the peace processes in the territory of the former Yugoslavia more difficult, and represents a threat to international peace and security.
Herzegovina intends to actively tackle this issue, which represents a threat to the entire civilized world.
We believe that success in combating illicit Afghan drug trafficking, which represents a threat to international peace
access to resources justify allegations that FDLR represents a threat to security for the civilians in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and to Rwanda.
Pursuant to Article 39 of the Charter, the Council has determined that international terrorism associated with Al-Qaida represents a threat to international peace and security, and that an effective sanctions regime adopted under Article 41 is necessary to address that threat. .
The Committee is also concerned that defamation remains a crime under national law, which represents a threat to the exercise of freedom of expression