Examples of using Recognised borders in English and their translations into Finnish
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the inviolability of its internationally recognised borders.
democratic and sovereign states that live peacefully together behind secure and recognised borders on the basis of UN Resolution 242 of 22 November 1967.
where two democratic states, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace, in secure and recognised borders.
sovereign states, living together in peace within secure and recognised borders, and even accepting that,
Georgia's territorial integrity and inviolable, internationally recognised borders and strongly condemn the recognition by the Russian Federation of the independence of the breakaway Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia as contrary to international law.
namely an independent Palestinian state that is democratic and viable, living peacefully alongside an Israel with secure, recognised borders.
security within internationally recognised borders.
number of suicide bombings, I cannot really criticise Israel for building it, but I can criticise it for the fact that the wall does not follow the recognised border.
territorial integrity at the internationally recognised border, the EU must, through its representative, take the lead role in resolving the conflict between Russia and Tbilisi on Georgia's separatist regions,
The Palestinians' right to self-determination conflicts with the Israelis' right to live within secure and recognised borders.
security within internationally recognised borders;
The end result should be two States living side by side within secure and recognised borders enjoying normal relations with their neighbours.
by ending the repressive occupation of Palestine and by withdrawing behind Israel' s internationally recognised borders.
Its statedobjective is the end of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict bythe creation of two states living side-by-side withinsecure and recognised borders enjoying normal relations with their neighbours.
two states- Palestine and Israel- living peacefully side by side within recognised borders.
controls on its Kosovan border as it does on other internationally recognised borders.
both with secure and recognised borders, is respected
This is why the European Union should speak out in support of an immediate and definitive agreement to establish secure and internationally recognised borders. These would be protected if necessary by an international force for an interim period.
territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognised borders, as most recently reaffirmed in the UNSC Resolution 1808 of 15 April 2008.
unity of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia within its internationally recognised borders.