Examples of using To the occupation in English and their translations into Swedish
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which led to the occupation of Gaza, the West Bank and the Golan Heights.
It also notes that other constraints, such as stricter criteria for admission to the occupation of road transport operator may provide a counterbalance to any potential fragmentation pressure that exclusion of this category of driver could produce9.
This is a time for European unity in order to demand an end to the occupation, in order to support the authority of the United Nations over the State of Israel as well,
With Directives 74/561/EEC1, 74/562/EEC2 and 77/796/EEC3, the Council adopted measures aimed at harmonizing the conditions of admission to the occupation and facilitating the freedom of establishment of the operators concerned.
a political solution to the Kurdish question and an end to the occupation of northern Cyprus.
peaceful resolution to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict through an end to the occupation, respect for international law
by which operators gain admission to the occupation.
and an end to the occupation, settlements, security fence,
referring to the occupation of the room, the board type,
Certainly, we must not take away the right they have under the Geneva Convention to armed resistance to the occupation, but we must make determined
Clarifies that foreign citizens"contributed to the occupation authorities in the development of the tourism sector on the Peninsula,
gained by local and regional authorities with regard to the occupation of older people.
This aggression is part of the strategy to overcome the legitimate resistance of the Palestinian people to the occupation and to undermine the conditions required for building a Palestinian state.
It is equally regrettable that the Council has not put in place the measures needed to bring an end to the occupation of Iraq, so as to ensure that the Iraqi people will be able to claim their inalienable right to determine their own future
June 2007 is a time to reiterate the call for an end to the occupation of the territories that Israel occupied in 1967,
admission to the occupation, authorisations for intra-Community
admission to the occupation, authorisations for intra-