Examples of using External aggression in English and their translations into Greek
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defending the nation from external aggression and internal threats,
Lisbon European Councils which mean that arms exports from the EU must not be used for internal repression, external aggression or supporting terrorism.
regular army's capabilities and acting as an additional deterrent against external aggression.
The two Israeli security chiefs answered the Syrian Foreign Ministry's warning Monday- that Damascus would only use chemical weapons if faced with“external aggression”- by making it clear that Israel is not planning to attack Syria.
the major European powers, the more they turn to external aggression as the only policy upon which they can all agree.
regular army's capabilities and act as an additional deterrent against external aggression.
together with its solidarity with the Yemeni people suffering under ruthless external aggression by the military coalition led by Saudi Arabia
to defend their territory against threats of external aggression.".
it does not seem to me that the nature of the government is relevant to the question of external aggression.
Every person who, owing to external aggression, occupation, foreign domination
The term‘refugee' shall also apply to every person who, owing to external aggression, occupation, foreign domination
Factors to be taken into account when determining whether indiscriminate violence exists could include external aggression, occupation, foreign domination,
The term"refugee" shall also apply to every person who owing to external aggression, occupation, foreign domination
necessary consequence of“encirclement” and as the only feasible form of defending the achievements of the revolution against external aggression and its complementary: internal subversion.
they feel more confident about their ability to protect themselves from external aggression.”.
a country which felt that the export of arms would mean the likelihood of those arms being used for internal repression or external aggression and which therefore blocked the sale of those arms would then be able to say to other countries'this is a position which we have adopted'.
To simply defend the indigenous government against external aggression would be a strategic error,
The problem of the current situation where there is no code which is effective arises when one country says'we do not believe that arms should be sold to a third country because of the likelihood of internal repression or external aggression, but if we do not sell them somebody else will
Protected from external aggressions, they are smooth,
