Examples of using Also violate in English and their translations into Arabic
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It makes no legal sense to focus solely on terrorist acts carried out by combatants in the context of armed conflict and to disregard other acts that also violate the rules of war at the same level of gravity.
Act fly not only in the face of the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, international law and the freedom of trade and navigation, but also violate the rules of the multilateral trading system.
I do not imagine that any one of us would seek to impose such a costly and unsustainable burden on any of our Member States, which would also violate the self-defence provisions of Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
stating that such practices not only affect the Cuban people but also violate the right of some sectors of the United States economic community to free commercial exchange.
ICAO reported that the use of cyberattacks on air navigation facilities would also violate the Convention.
These practices also violate personal fundamental human rights of the girl children
Such flights would also violate the ban on Bosnian airspace imposed by the United Nations last year.
They might even harm it and also violate the principle of equitable geographical distribution without producing the rotation sought.
Do not also violate the storage of these products in a frozen state, i.e., allow defrostation and repeated freezing.
In addition, present practices also violate the parents ' right to intergenerational transmission of their values, including their languages.
Such practices would also violate the Convention on the Rights of the Child(art. 37) and international humanitarian law.
This is reflected in various national and local by-laws which not only discriminate against women, but also violate the rights of women.
They also violate various relevant Security Council resolutions as well as resolutions of the General Assembly and other organs of the United Nations.
They also violate the agreements between the Government of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization and could reverse the peace process as a whole.
Depending on its duration and other facts, incommunicado detention may also violate other rights under the Covenant, including articles 6, 7, 10 and 14.
These acts also violate human rights, and the number and scale of these new victims are greater than the subjects of the original attack.
Such acts also violate human rights, in particular the right to life, destroys the physical and economic infrastructure, and attempts to de-stabilise legitimately constituted governments.
They also violate human rights norms that affirm the right to life and the prohibition on execution of civilians without trial and a fair judicial process.
They also violate the provisions of regional integration organizations and the laws of third countries, including those adopted after the Helms-Burton Act was enacted in 1996.
They also violate paragraph 11 of Security Council resolution 2139(2014), in which the Council demanded an end to the arbitrary detention and torture of civilians.