Examples of using External intervention in English and their translations into Arabic
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The quest of some States for weapons of mass destruction is often propelled by the fear of external intervention and aggression.
its spillover to neighbouring States would naturally create additional pressure for external intervention.
(b) The United Nations should retain its role as setter of fundamental standards for such issues as pluralism, rights, constitution-making, governance, conflict management and external intervention.
Sex workers in need of welfare services and who are willing to accept external intervention may receive counselling and welfare assistance provided by the 61 IFSCs and two ISCs.
While many forms of external intervention can help promote psychosocial recovery, experience with war trauma programmes has shown that even those designed
natural calamities and those displaced by external intervention and occupation.
The imposition of peace through unilateral external intervention will only perpetuate situations embodying the Orwellian logic of" peace is war" that we see in many parts of the world today.
likely to be improved by actions taken by the State and its citizens rather than through an external intervention.
Government of the Sudan is once again trying to peddle its usual lie that its internal war is the result of external intervention(see S/1998/922).
That must include consideration of the root economic, social, cultural and ethnic causes, as well as of the role of external intervention and the weakness and frailty of the infrastructure.
These crises need to be addressed in a comprehensive manner through conflict resolution, ending external intervention and halting the illegal exploitation of natural resources that motivates and fuels many of these conflicts.
But there are cases of market failure, when external intervention through appropriate policies may be necessary to correct those failures
Most Latin American leaders wanted to explore a better alternative to the dilemma of having to choose between inaction, on the one hand, and unilateral external intervention, on the other, to stop a humanitarian catastrophe.
The States members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization consider that external intervention, including by force, is unacceptable and may lead to
With the foregoing in mind, we turn to the two principal external intervention theories, sabotage and aerial attack or threat, noting as we do so that the evidence about them is not in watertight compartments.
He hoped that the questions being raised about the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur would not be construed to mean there was a need for external intervention; instead, he called for increased dialogue among the parties involved.
There is a diffusion of substance abuse and substance abuse behaviours among countries and regions which may be attributed to many factors, including the impact of external intervention programmes, global supply factors, mobility of populations and/or social modelling.
This is not an issue which can be addressed by external intervention or conditionality, whether by stronger countries bilaterally or through multilateral institutions; development of the necessary political processes and social protection systems must be driven and brought about by internal political action.
Welcoming the Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government Arrangements signed by the Government of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization on 13 September 1993, aimed at enabling the Palestinian people to achieve their national rights and, principally, their right to self-determination free of external intervention.
Welcoming the Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government Arrangements signed by the Government of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization in Washington on 13 September 1993, aimed at enabling the Palestinian people to achieve their national rights and, principally, their right to self-determination free of external intervention.