Examples of using States often in English and their translations into Russian
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States often invoke“public morality” to justify limitations on the rights to freedom of association,
In international relations, States often carried out unilateral acts with the intent to produce legal effects.
In the face of such difficulties, States often resort to radical measures aimed at protecting their nationals
Many of the small island developing States often experience transport and trading cost disadvantages as the volumes of their maritime and other transport services are often comparatively small.
The issue of migration controls has raised major debates in recent years, as states often seem unable to control their borders
States often sought to justify such continuing practices under domestic law, including religious law,
Where the notice is to be given prior to taking possession, States often place a higher information burden on secured creditors.
States often restrict the rights of temporary migrant workers to family reunification
As States often pleaded helplessness in fulfilling their obligations,
experience showed that States often committed a wrongful act jointly,
States often cite the absence
In contexts other than the death penalty where transparency issues are raised, States often claim that secrecy is necessary to protect national security.
his Government knew that host States often sacrificed their own security to keep their borders open.
Nonetheless, because of the impact these rules may have on third parties, States often adopt a mixture of mandatory
due to their or their parents' irregular immigration status, States often detain migrant children.
Mr. Carballo said that States often gave preference to asylum-seekers with urgent health needs.
human resource constraints in many small island developing States often preclude data acquisition
In these cases, States often use a"decree" to the effect that, for example,
States often do not take into account the difficulties,
States often see the world only through the prism of narrow self-interest