Exemples d'utilisation de Violent attack en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Villages and towns in the West Bank are particularly vulnerable to violent attack by the IDF and Israeli settlers,
Mahatma Gandhi preferred to postpone the independence of India rather than compromise with terrorism when there was a violent attack in the course of the non-cooperation movement.
Equally, a well-off person can be vulnerable to violent attack, but having resources can reduce that person's vulnerability, since richer people
After a violent attack of what was later diagnosed as Typhoid fever the Admiral came ashore where,
The violent attack against peaceful demonstrators is surely an appalling act of violation of human rights-- first and foremost the right to life, as the most basic human right.
The violent attack resulted in the killing
Such positive momentum was ruptured, however, by the violent attack on her and her party colleagues at Depayin in May 2003,
as well as the delegations represented here, whose compatriots were the victims of that violent attack, the deepest condolences of the Government
A violent attack upon the official premises,
Record profound disappointment with the United Nations Security Council on its mild statement on the violent attack by the Zionist regime on the humanitarian aid mission vessels;
solidarity with the plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit against Tahoe Resources over the company's role in a violent attack in April 2013 at its Escobal silver mine.
the first and most violent attack on the immune system occurs in the gut itself,
The Commission strongly condemned the violent attack on a peaceful and lawful opposition rally in Phnom Penh on 30 March 1997 and called upon the
The first violent attack against Şahide Goekce by her husband,
The violent attack has caused widespread fear
They further contend that the violent attack and vandalism suffered, as well as
said that statement had amounted to a violent attack on Arab countries,
And apart from the case relating to the first violent attack on a religious minority on 17 October 1999, in which the two individuals charged with destruction of property were ultimately acquitted,
hc pointed out that in January 1970, uhcn Portugal renewed its violent attack, the Scnegalcse Chief of State had formally addressed the Secretary-General in order that a factfinding mission bc sent to Senegal to dcterminc the daily damage inflicted by Portuguese troops on Scncr;~! csc tcrritury.
the members of the Council condemned in the strongest terms the violent attack on 13 August in which two Kosovo Serb teenagers were killed