Examples of using Only one state in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
It is not correct to speak of previous resolutions of the United Nations as though the whole world was wrong and only one State was right.
We are profoundly grateful that the General Assembly adopted it by an overwhelming majority, while only one State voted against it.
though there was only one State television channel.
There is only one State claiming a contiguous zone extending beyond 24 miles 35 nautical miles.
However, only one State has introduced and effectively implements legal
Only one State has a declaration
Moreover, only one State is a party to the 1951 Geneva Convention relating to the Status of Refugees.
Only one State has adequate measures in place to regulate financial transfers through informal remittance systems.
The Committee notes with concern that there is only one State centre for the protection of victims of abuse and neglect.
Thus far, only one State party-- Canada-- had deported a complainant in violation of the Committee's decision.
Only one State respondent reported having banned directed shark fisheries solely for the purpose of harvesting fins.40.
Only one State party mentioned that it had used diplomatic channels twice to transfer sentenced persons.
Eventually, however, the State recommended that there should be only one State school system,
Only one State party mentioned that it had used the diplomatic channel twice to transfer sentenced persons.
Only one State adequately screens travellers against available counterterrorism databases,
Only one State has implemented international standards for maritime security,
Only one State has fully implemented measures to prevent the illegal movement of persons across borders,
In the area of aviation security, only one State has implemented international standards,
Only one State has a range of measures to regulate financial transfers through informal remittance systems, but three others have some controls in place.
which would exclude situations in which the question of the effects of armed conflicts on treaties involves only one State.