Exemples d'utilisation de Foreign interference en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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therefore excluded foreign interference.
social and economic crisis as a result of that foreign interference.
we forwarded to the Security Council irrefutable evidence of foreign interference in our country.
subversion, foreign interference, or terrorism.
This gave a golden opportunity to foreign interference and eventually division.
Ministers may also discuss the importance of addressing disinformation in the broader context of hybrid threats, foreign interference and strategic communication.
non-aligned Afghanistan free of foreign interference.
which condemned foreign interference.
material assistance and less foreign interference.
Democracy has made it possible for the countries of Latin America to provide mutual assistance- without undue and unsolicited foreign interference and in a spirit of collaboration- whenever there is a jointly perceived threat to the institutional stability of one of them.
asked the Security Council to adopt measures that would allow for a negotiated political solution without foreign interference.
the Constitution of Venezuela recognized the right of all peoples freely to determine their political status, without foreign interference, and to pursue their economic,
claiming the events were caused by foreign interference.
fair presidential election in conformity with Lebanese constitutional norms and schedules and without any foreign interference, fully respecting the sovereignty of Lebanon.
I believe that our reunification question should on all accounts be settled independently without foreign interference and peacefully in accordance with the principle of promoting great national unity.
we have to encourage the peaceful resolution of current conflicts through dialogue and negotiations, without foreign interference, and reject any type of act instigating confrontation and conflict.
alleged foreign interference and potentially heavy political consequences.
each nation's right to choose the path to development that was best suited to it, without foreign interference.
the aftermath of which demonstrated both the limitations and the dangers of foreign interference in a country's political development.
operations in Libya and, instead, for the promotion of a process of dialogue that will enable the Libyans themselves to peacefully solve their differences without foreign interference.