Примери за използване на Sovereign equality на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The sovereign equality of member states.
The Charter stated that"the sovereign equality of all members" is fundamental to the organization
the principle of sovereign equality, which is the most important norm governing state-to-state relations.
When a“spheres of influence" approach re-emerges, the sovereign equality of States and respect for the rights inherent in sovereignty are flouted.
This is because the sovereign equality of states is a foundational principle of the UNO.
Article 2 of the United Nations Charter claims that the organization is based on the sovereign equality of all members.
self-determination and respect for sovereign equality.
Cooperation within the frame-work of the Association shall be based on respect for the principles of sovereign equality, territorial integrity,
the self-determination of peoples and the sovereign equality of States, despite the willingness of the Bolivian government to maintain cordial relations".
relationship among which shall be based on respect for the principle of sovereign equality.
relationship among which shall be based on respect for the principle of sovereign equality.
the self-determination of peoples and the sovereign equality of States, despite the willingness of the Government of Bolivia to sustain cordial relations,” concludes the note.
In relation to its Members, those principles include the recognition of sovereign equality, the settlement of international disputes by peaceful means
on the basis of sovereign equality, territorial integrity,
Cooperation within the framework of the association shall be based on respect for the principle os sovereign equality, territorial integrity,
The guiding principles of this process of regional cooperation were inspired by respect for sovereign equality, territorial integrity,
including the sovereign equality of States.
The concept of state sovereignty was further reinforced in the United Nations charter of 1945 which is"based on the principle of the sovereign equality of all its Members.".
the UN Charter and the OSCE's documents, that is, the sovereign equality of states, non-interference in domestic affairs,
in accordance with the principles of sovereign equality, territorial integrity,