Examples of using Internal affair in English and their translations into Swedish
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I think this is not just an Italian internal affair, but is a service to the whole of European democracy.
The Spanish Prime Minister speaks of Chechnya as if it were an internal affair, thereby clearly allying himself with the extermination of the Chechen people.
the corruption in the state of new york is their internal affair, and corruption in Sochi is a matter of international importance.
Madam President, we probably cannot repeat enough now that human rights are no internal affair but an international issue.
The systematic mass violation of human rights should henceforth not simply be the internal affair of an individual country.
it is not Russia' s internal affair.
For the whole of this century we have been accustomed to thinking of democracy as an internal affair of the nation-state.
Please do not accept the answer that it is an internal affair, because it is not.
because that reality is no longer the internal affair of one Member State.
namely because this issue is a purely internal affair.
this debate is still, on the whole, an internal affair in which the general public are not involved.
because the main theme is that the assessment of communist totalitarianism will be an internal affair for every relevant country.
described the violent repression as an'internal affair' of Belarus.
That means that what is happening in Russia is not an internal affair of a far-off land but that it is an internal affair of a European institution at whose heart are the fifteen Member States of the EU.
to say that such a change of the vector is completely an internal affair of Czechoslovakia, smacks of insanity.
with the Internet and not just be an internal affair(which, if you read on, I wouldn't really mind).
trying to make a global conflict in the internal affair of the West.
he is of the opinion that the UN should not intervene in the Yugoslavian crisis because it is an internal affair.
for the Council and not merely an internal affair of Austria' s.
will offer the chance of a solution. It is therefore unacceptable that President Milosovic continues to take the position that this is an internal affair, and that all interference from outside can be rejected.