Примеры использования All other peaceful на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was also necessary to exhaust all other peaceful means under Chapter VI of the Charter.
Recourse to Chapter VII should not be excessive butshould be a last resort after all other, peaceful means have been tried.
With regard to the formula“all other peaceful means”, a suggestion was made that there should be inserted after it the words“including provisional measures provided for in Article 40 of the Charter”.
Let this be the respect for ants, fish,birds, and all other peaceful incarnate beings!
They should only be used in the last resort,when all other peaceful means had been tried and had failed; and, even then, they should be imposed only after the most careful consideration.
On the basis of that document andthe provisions of the Charter, recourse to sanctions was a last resort after the exhaustion of all other peaceful means.
However, before the application of sanctions, all other peaceful means should first be exhausted.
Despite strong provocation from that group, the Government was exercising maximum restraint and took limited andtargeted military action only after exhausting all other peaceful options.
Furthermore, the reference to sanctions only being permissible"after all other peaceful means of settling the dispute" had been exhausted was queried.
Article 31 of the Haitian Constitution of 1987 provides that"freedom of association and freedom of assembly, without weapons, for political, economic, social,cultural and all other peaceful ends is guaranteed.
My delegation believes thatsanctions should be used only as a last resort, when all other peaceful means have been exhausted, so as to prevent further suffering for the civilian population.
Mr. Ben Lagha(Tunisia) said that sanctions should be conceived andimplemented in accordance with the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations and only when all other peaceful solutions had been exhausted.
The point was further stressed that sanctions should be used as a last resort when all other peaceful means for settling a dispute, including referral of the dispute to the International Court of Justice, had been exhausted.
In her delegation's opinion, sanctions should come witha precise timetable and should not be used unless all other peaceful means had been exhausted.
Recourse to Chapter VII should be a last resort after all other peaceful methods of resolution have been exhausted and after in-depth discussions of short- and long-term ways not to impose sanctions have been carried out.
Sanctions should be resorted to with extreme care and only when absolutely necessary,when all other peaceful measures provided for in the Charter have been applied.
Sanctions should be imposed only after all other peaceful means have been exhausted, in accordance with the provisions of Chapters VI and VIII of the Charter, and only after elaborated extensive studies on their direct and indirect consequences in the short and long-term.
It was his Government's conviction that sanctions against a country anda people should be resorted to only when all other peaceful measures had been utilized and had failed.
The application of sanctions is a radical measure andis permitted only after all other peaceful means of settling the dispute or conflict have been exhausted and only when the Security Council has determined the existence of a threat to peace, a breach of the peace or an act of aggression.
It attached great importance to the question of sanctions,which should be used only as a last resort in response to threats to international peace and security after all other peaceful means of settlement had been exhausted.
In this framework,particular importance should be placed on keeping the use of sanctions for a last resort, after all other peaceful means have been exhausted, limiting their time-frame and lessening their impact on civilian populations and neighbouring countries.
The experience of the past decade has shown that the use of sanctions must be modified so as to alleviate their impact on peoples,while certain criteria, such as their use as a last resort after all other peaceful means have been exhausted, must be applied.
It was reiterated that the application of sanctions shouldbe an extreme measure, which should be resorted to only after all other peaceful means of settling the dispute have been exhausted and only when the Security Council has determined the existence of a threat to peace, a breach of the peace or an act of aggression.
Mr. Ashiru(Nigeria) reiterated his country's view that sanctions were by nature an extreme measure to be applied with caution andonly when all other peaceful means of dispute settlement had been exhausted.
Several delegations underscored the exceptional and last-resort character of sanctions,which should be imposed after all other peaceful means of settlement of disputes had been exhausted and only after an appropriate resolution by the Security Council.
Mr. Obeid(Syrian Arab Republic) pointed out that the question of assistance to third States affected by sanctions was more important than ever, in that the use of sanctions seemed to be becoming more and more frequent eventhough it was not justified except in very specific cases, after all other peaceful, political and diplomatic means had been exhausted.
Sanctions should be imposed only as an exceptional measure once all the other peaceful methods of settlement of disputes had been exhausted.
Some delegations stressed that sanctions should be imposed only as an exceptional measure once all the other peaceful methods for settling disputes had been exhausted.
Some delegations emphasized once again that sanctions should be imposed only as an exceptional measure once all the other peaceful methods for settling disputes had been exhausted.
In addition, before taking any military measures under Chapter VII of the Charter, all the other peaceful means provided for under Chapter VI must have been exhausted.