英語 での The need to protect の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In addition, the Convention on the Rights of the Child,(15) in its article33, emphasizes the need to protect children from the abuse of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
In other words, if living things did not feel the need to protect and look after their offspring and did not do this successfully, newborn creatures would not be able to look after themselves and would soon die.
Putin has repeatedly stressed the need to protect weapons intelligence, pointing out new weapons such as the Avangard hypersonic missile and the new Tsirkon nuclear missile. Other countries have no similar equipment and cannot be intercepted.
We stress the need to protect the human rights of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants, particularly those in the most vulnerable situations, in accordance with international law.
The need to protect the lives of civilians and other non-combatants(such as wounded or captured soldiers) in armed conflict has been gradually accepted in international humanitarian law, universalized and codified.
When a school theatre play, with Luise involved, turns into a brutal propaganda campaign, Anna recognizes the need to protect her daughter.
Neither airline, however, justified in its answer its refusal on a legal restraining order or on the need to protect the privacy of the families of the victims or of its personnel.
Salma Amer, the UN advocacy officer at the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, said the text“puts Saudi Arabia's desire for impunity above the need to protect the people of Yemen”.
With respect to the public disclosure of information related to nuclear weapon programmes and activities, the need to protect sensitive information from malicious use by terrorists, criminals and non-State actors was underscored.
During the talks reference was made to the life of the Church in the Country and the situation of Christians and ethnic and religious minorities living in Iraq, with particular reference to the importance of their presence and the need to protect their rights.
However, once that concept was firmly established, Gilman became increasingly concerned with the need to protect the common man from abuses of power by government.
But once that concept was firmly established, Gilman became increasingly concerned with the need to protect the common man from abuses of power by government.
Toward this end, we acknowledged the need to take appropriate individual and joint actions, consistent with each economy's circumstances, to further those commitments, including the need to protect legitimate financial and commercial systems from abuse.
On November 18, 2011, the European Union Parliament adopted by a large majority a resolution that“stresses the need to protect the integrity of the global Internet and freedom of communication by refraining from unilateral measures to revoke IP addresses or domain names.”[121][122].
The need to protect such sensitive information from inappropriate disclosure should be carefully considered, on a case-by-case basis, together with the benefits that result from the open and efficient exchange of scientific, technical, and like information.
Sources who worked for other members of the Judiciary Committee said that they respected the need to protect the woman's privacy, but that they didn't understand why Feinstein had resisted answering legitimate questions about the allegation.
We cannot publicly release all available intelligence on this attack due to the need to protect sources and methods, but the following includes an unclassified summary of the US Intelligence Community's analysis of this attack.
When Civil Rights Law Section 50-a was first crafted, state legislators thought they had struck a reasonable balance between the need for criminal defense lawyers and prosecutors to have access to serious misconduct records and the need to protect officers' privacy.