Examples of using To armed force in English and their translations into Russian
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by resorting to armed force, to threaten or violate that State's sovereignty,
modalities of modern armed conflict as well as in the international legal regime governing the recourse to armed force, particularly since World War II.
paragraph 4, of the Charter of the United Nations by resorting to armed force on May 12, 1998.
by resorting to armed force, to threaten or violate the sovereignty,
The scope of the third scenario is further limited by the requirement of"protracted resort to armed force between governmental authoritiesarmed conflict in article 2, subparagraph(b), as well as by the inclusion of the element of"the degree of outside involvement" as a factor to be taken into account, under article 6, subparagraph(b), when ascertaining the susceptibility of a treaty to termination, withdrawal or suspension.">
which in article 1 obliged States"not to have recourse to armed force for the recovery of contract debts claimed from the Government of one country by the Government of another country as being due to its nationals.
Dissemination of information on the Protocol to armed forces and to the civilian populations;
Airbus Helicopters delivers Super Puma and AS 350 helicopters to armed forces of Uzbekistan.
ICRC provides training and information to armed forces, Governments, academics
Dissemination of information on Convention and Protocols to armed forces and civilian populations of High Contracting Parties.
Even though article 10 involves increased protection for children between 15 and 18 as regards recruitment to armed forces, the content is still not satisfactory.
others who have been linked to armed forces or groups, with assistance towards their social reintegration.
which defined the recruitment of children to armed forces as a war crime.
The only solution commensurate with the best interests of the child is that the age limit for recruitment to armed forces be raised to 18, and that States also commit themselves to preventing children under 18 from participating in hostilities.
its annexed Protocols to armed forces and civilian population,
the development of national implementing legislation and raises awareness about mine ban norms in disseminating humanitarian law to armed forces and armed groups.
including to armed forces units, the police,
some delegations were of the view that internal security forces were already covered by the qualification applied to armed forces in the proposed text as having the"primary purpose" of national self-defence.
number of persons trained, etc.) on the gender-sensitization training given to armed forces operating in conflict areas mentioned in paragraph 18 of the report.
United Nations human rights bodies should encourage States to provide training to armed forces and law enforcement on basic principles of international human rights and humanitarian law especially