Examples of using Definition of aggression in English and their translations into Russian
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General Assembly resolution 3314(XIX) offered the best practicable approach to the definition of aggression in the Code.
Paragraph 3(f) of the General Assembly's definition of aggression has been referred to above,
Legal commentators argue that the Definition of Aggression has had"no visible impact" on the deliberations of the Security Council.
provided that agreement was reached on the definition of aggression.
Let us not forget that it took us 20 years to produce a fairly useless definition of aggression.
therefore provided an adequate basic definition of aggression.
The OIC Group also recalls in this regard General Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX) of 1974 on the Definition of Aggression.
shared the view that a satisfactory legal definition of aggression had not yet been arrived at.
which fall under the definition of aggression contained in General Assembly resolution 3314 XXIX.
Furthermore, according to General Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX) of 1974, on the Definition of Aggression, Russia committed an act of aggression by carrying out a military incursion into the territory of Georgia.
and nowhere in the Definition of Aggression is it said that a State bears criminal responsibility for an act of aggression. .
colonialism in relation to the definition of aggression.
Also, what would happen to complementarity in case of possible divergences between the definition of aggression in the Statute and in national legislations?
However, there were difficulties regarding the definition of aggression and the preponderant role of the Security Council in that context.
He thanked the German delegation for its efforts to develop a definition of aggression and supported the generic approach adopted.
Under the United Nations General Assembly's Definition of Aggression(1974), this incursion clearly constituted illegal aggression. .
United Nations Special Committee for the definition of aggression 1973-1974 adopted by resolution 3314(XXIX) of 14 December 1974.
His delegation hoped that the Preparatory Commission would produce a definition of aggression and work out the conditions under which the Court would exercise its jurisdiction with regard to aggression. .