Примеры использования Arrogate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mad is he who while on earth arrogates to himself the Teaching of Life.
They arrogated to themselves extraordinary powers which have ensured their dominance of international affairs for the last 50 years.
No one country, region orgroup of countries can arrogate to itself the right to dictate the reform agenda.
No nation could arrogate to itself the right to stand in judgement of others or to subject developing countries to human rights eligibility criteria.
If they have a difference with a nation or State, they bring the matter to the Security Council as claimants,then simultaneously arrogate to themselves the roles of prosecutor, judge and executioner.
States which were victorious in 1945 arrogated to themselves special prerogatives which they denied to others.
As both had the sovereign right to choose the most appropriate way to maintain social order, security and peace,neither side should arrogate to itself the right to impose its standpoint on the other.
Some people ask:"Why should Uganda arrogate to itself the role of stopping genocide in the Great Lakes region?
The blame for the United Nations debilitation does not lie with them; it rests squarely on the shoulders of its Member States, andparticularly on those States which arrogate to themselves control of United Nations activities.
The human and fallible should not arrogate a power with which the divine and perfect alone can be safely entrusted.”.
One of the preambular paragraphs points out basically that we must not enter the third millennium- which is amusing, because we are all talking as ifon 1 January 2000 everything will change- with the prospect that some countries arrogate to themselves a right to consider keeping nuclear weapons for an indefinite period of time.
The victorious countries in the Second World War arrogated rights and privileges for themselves at the time the Charter was drawn up.
States that arrogate to themselves the right to define their approach towards key arms control and disarmament issues based on their national security assessments must also recognize the right of other States to decide freely about their adherence to international instruments.
In this sense it must be understood that no authority can arrogate to itself cases pending before a judicial authority or interfere in its exercise of its functions.
As far as"regional approaches" to peacekeeping operations were concerned, United Nations activities must be based on the provisions of Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations, andmust comply strictly with the principle that no State could arrogate to itself the right to be the main guarantor of peace and security in the region.
Paragraphs 20 and 26, in which UNMIK arrogates the right to select and appoint Serbian representatives in Kosovo and Metohija;
The Uruguayan delegate had earlier declared that"[t]o state that authors' rights should be protected in accordance with the laws of each country[as the USSR had suggested], would be to introduce a dangerous stipulation,since it was not impossible that certain States might arrogate to themselves the profits accruing from artistic property.
The Croatian representative arrogated the right to represent the Muslim-Croatian federation and spoke about the ethnic cleansing in the former Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The provision could be read as implying that any State could,with very serious consequences, arrogate to itself the right to act as an international policeman by invoking, for example, human rights.
Nor can the Committee arrogate to itself the role of adjudicating on the exceptional nature of circumstances or determining whether or not there is a public emergency.
With its vote, the Assembly will also be defending all those States whose sovereignty andlegitimate interests are being crushed by those who arrogate powers that no one has ceded to them and who attempt, with no right whatsoever, to dictate rules to the entire world and to enforce their application beyond their own borders.
No individual or State can arrogate to themselves special privileges; nor can they disregard the rights of others or position themselves, through influence and pressure, as the"international community.
Ukraine favoured the further development of cooperation between the United Nations and regional arrangements in the field of peacekeeping and stressed that such cooperation should always be pursued in compliance with the provisions of Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations andwith the principle that no State could arrogate to itself the right to be the main guarantor of peace and security in a region.
The Security Council cannot arrogate to itself powers that have not been invested in it, nor overstep the Organization that created it and to which it is accountable.
However, whatever justification we may rationalize, there is a population of Liberia that has suffered the scourge of seven years of civil war: vulnerable children, women and the elderly, who deserve humane assistance irrespective of any political imperatives;people who care less for the politics of the machination of power brokers who arrogate unto themselves the right to determine what is acceptable behaviour in the international political system.
Consumers who enjoy the highest living standards arrogate a disproportionate share of the subsidies; their share is estimated at 80 per cent of the cost of the system, excluding administrative costs.
In addition, those States that arrogate to themselves the right to define their approach towards arms control and disarmament issues based on their national security assessments conveniently disregard the same right of other States.
The fact that certain international powers are advocating new nuclear safety strategies by which they arrogate for themselves the right to deploy nuclear weapons against nonnuclearweapon States is a flagrant violation of the negative security assurances given by the nuclear-weapon States under the NPT.
We do not believe that any State can arrogate the right to establish criteria or benchmarks with which to gauge or disparage the efforts of other States to combat illicit drugs. Moreover, no State can justifiably take unilateral coercive measures to impose policies on any other State with respect to the fight against illicit drug trafficking.
The Great Lakes region is even more unstable because States arrogate to themselves the right to violate the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries on the false pretext of seeking to protect their own national security.