Examples of using Lethal force in English and their translations into Spanish
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indicate that humans will, for the foreseeable future, remain in the loop on any decisions to use lethal force.
A claim of conscientious objection to military service must be based on an objection to the obligation to use lethal force.
The Committee is concerned at reports of excessive and disproportionate use of lethal force and at reports of torture,
The ideal model for the use of lethal force during arrest appeared to be one in which the suspect had committed a violent crime
In general comment No. 22, the Committee recognized this right"inasmuch as the obligation to use lethal force may seriously conflict with the freedom of conscience
The growth in the number of security companies had led to an increase in the use of lethal force, the number of weapons in circulation and the number of
the analysis of the cases shows that the use of lethal force is focused on certain sectors the social imaginary identifies with crime.
In practice, this means that only the protection of life can meet the proportionality requirement where lethal force is used intentionally, and the protection of life can be the only legitimate objective for the use of such force. .
Responses indicated a general understanding of military necessity as a principle which permits States engaged in armed conflict to use the kind and degree of lethal force necessary to achieve the legitimate purpose of the conflict.
One derives from the general principles on the use of force that there are no situations authorizing the use of lethal force to break up a protest
on the use of lethal force, and are obligated to respect the rights of citizens.
The occupying Power has dramatically escalated the use of lethal force against the civilian population,
The Committee deplored the use of lethal force by Israeli troops against Palestinian workers at the Erez checkpoint in July 1994
Where lethal force is deliberately inflicted by State officials, there may be a threat not only to the life of the suspect,
As will be discussed below, the only objective that can be legitimate when lethal force is used is to save the life of a person or to protect a person from serious injury.
Police authorities were said to have defended the use of lethal force in what was described as a"shoot-to-kill" policy,
concerned at the use of lethal force by security forces
the legislation did not make it clear whether it was legal to use lethal force against a person who had committed an offence
The more pertinent question is whether they have additional powers to use lethal force, also in the context of arrest,
Also important is that the decision to use lethal force should be taken as closely as possible to the time when that decision is executed,