Примеры использования An immediate threat на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If he's an immediate threat to civilians.
Declining pollination also poses an immediate threat on nutrition.
But not an immediate threat to the security of the United States of America.
Saddam Hussein did not constitute an immediate threat to the United States.
Hunger is an immediate threat to their lives and those of their families.
For some countries, climate change is an immediate threat to survival.
The Supreme Court has not directly specified which degree of offensiveness of the language used may constitute such an immediate threat.
In several areas ERW still represent an immediate threat for the civilian population.
Dr. Woods believes the hybrids have evolved… that they no longer pose an immediate threat.
These groups likely do not pose an immediate threat to Liberian or Ivorian national security.
In the latter case,"you would only be able to kill a suspect if they represented an immediate threat.
The antiterrorism law was only applied when there was an immediate threat to public order, security and the sovereignty of Nepal.
Temporal necessity means the use of force must be used against a person who presents an immediate threat.
In the face of these ominous developments,which pose an immediate threat to our security, we cannot be expected to remain complacent.
First: A mechanism giving responsibility to the competent authority to promptly recognize industrial accidents or an immediate threat thereof;
Even though these groups do not represent an immediate threat to security, their rhetoric calling for violence and their paramilitary appearance are cause for concern in all communities in Kosovo.
On the basis of that judgement,all Lebanese detainees had been released except those who posed an immediate threat to Israel's security.
Military power may be deployed to prevent or defend against an immediate threat, but it cannot resolve underlying political, social and economic problems and sustain peace.
Inflation itself is far lower than historical norms in most of these countries and, in many cases,does not pose an immediate threat to macroeconomic stability.
The narrow interpretation by the courts of domestic violence as an immediate threat to the life and health of the victim does not cover the emotional and psychological integrity of victims of domestic violence.
It is bad that, as we warned earlier, the Syrian internal conflict begins to spill outside of Syria,creating an immediate threat to the security of neighboring states.
Industrial accidents or an immediate threat thereof are recognized as such on time, enabling the activation of preparedness procedures as well as transboundary cooperation;
There might be other applications where concentrations of PBDE/BFR are very low orin uses which do not constitute an immediate threat to humans and the environment.
Take all necessary measures, including enforcement measures,against persons creating an immediate threat to the safety of the flight of the aircraft and refusing to comply with the instructions of the captain of the aircraft;
The Security Council's powers are not directed even against violations of international legal obligations but against an immediate threat to international peace and security.
This treacherous aggression constitutes an immediate threat to the Peace Agreement, takes the war beyond Darfur and is a flagrant violation of the cease-fire agreements, as well as a blatant defiance of all Security Council resolutions on Darfur, in particular resolution 1591 2005.
Address critical shortcomings in the delivery of basic social services,which constitute an immediate threat to stability, and mobilize resources to address those gaps.
While the eradication of mines and unexploded ordnance may take decades,the Government is determined to remove within five years all those posing an immediate threat to communities.
In accordance with the principles of the Charter, it is important that theSecurity Council consider and act upon matters that pose an immediate threat to international peace and security.
Furthermore, the Council has been increasingly resorting to Chapter VII of the Charter as an umbrella for addressing issues that do not necessarily pose an immediate threat to international peace and security.