Примеры использования Comprehensive definition of terrorism на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A comprehensive definition of terrorism has been proposed.
The United Nations has had difficulty in reaching agreement on a comprehensive definition of terrorism.
The Act provides for a comprehensive definition of terrorism based on the UK legislation.
In order to succeed in the fight against terrorism, States must be prepared to take hard decisions,including establishing a comprehensive definition of terrorism.
Without attempting a comprehensive definition of terrorism, it would be useful to delineate some broad characteristics of the phenomenon.
Mr. Muhumuza(Uganda) said that in order to combat terrorism successfully, hard decisions must be taken,including the formulation of a comprehensive definition of terrorism.
We should not spend time seeking to evolve a comprehensive definition of terrorism, lest we become helplessly mired in a semantic minefield.
Finally, the Special Rapporteur wishes to encourage efforts under way,in particular in the forum of the United Nations, to develop a universally valid and comprehensive definition of terrorism and terrorist acts.
Lack of agreement on a comprehensive definition of terrorism that is acceptable to all hampers international efforts to combat terrorism. .
She had highlighted the need to study the phenomenon of terrorism in all its aspects, including its economic, social and political causes,as well as the importance of agreeing on a comprehensive definition of terrorism.
Any comprehensive definition of terrorism would need to include State terrorism and distinguish terrorism from the right to self-determination.
The Sudan feels that the adoption by the international community of a comprehensive definition of terrorism will facilitate the identification of terrorist activity and provide a legal tool for its elimination.
The Special Rapporteur considers that use of the counter-terrorism conventions as a trigger for determining what conduct is to be proscribed in the fight against terrorism is, in the absence of a universal and comprehensive definition of"terrorism", the proper starting point.
The final text should include a clear and comprehensive definition of terrorism, including State terrorism, and should distinguish it from the right of peoples to resist aggression and struggle for self-determination.
Mr. Muhumuza(Uganda) said that in order to combat terrorism successfully, hard decisions must be taken,including the formulation of a comprehensive definition of terrorism, which would serve to distinguish it from legitimate struggles.
The Vienna Declaration includes a comprehensive definition of terrorism as any activity aiming at the destruction of human rights, fundamental freedoms and democracy, threatening the territorial integrity of States and destabilizing legitimately constituted Governments.
By reviewing the concept of terrorism included in the Criminal Law in light of the United Nations andEuropean Union's efforts to formulate an extensive and comprehensive definition of terrorism, a group of experts prepared amendments to Article 88 of the Criminal Law.
It was necessary to formulate a comprehensive definition of terrorism, distinguishing it from State terrorism and acknowledging the legitimacy of resisting occupation, and the right of peoples to self-determination as established in the Charter of the United Nations.
The controversy over the exact meaning, content, extent and beneficiaries of, as well as the means andmethods utilized to enforce the right to self-determination has been the major obstacle to the development of both a comprehensive definition of terrorism and a comprehensive treaty on terrorism. .
To that end, the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism must be finalized,including a clear and comprehensive definition of terrorism that distinguished it from the legitimate resistance embodied in the right of peoples to deter aggression in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations.
His delegation expressed support for India's proposal concerning the adoption of a comprehensive definition of terrorism and the elaboration of a detailed and comprehensive convention reflecting the spirit of the Twelfth Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries held in Durban in 1998, at which the member States had reaffirmed their willingness to refrain from organizing or facilitating acts of terrorism in the territories of other States and from participating in them.
Mr. Alfarhani(Saudi Arabia) said that it was now essential to finalize the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism, which should set forth a clear and comprehensive definition of terrorism, including State terrorism, differentiating between the latter and legitimate resistance in recognition of the right of peoples to exercise self-defence and self-determination under Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
The absence of a universal, comprehensive and precise definition of"terrorism" is problematic for the effective protection of human rights while countering terrorism. .
In chapter III of the report it was explained how the absence of a universal, comprehensive and precise definition of"terrorism" was problematic for the effective protection of human rights while countering terrorism. .
The Special Rapporteur is of the view that a universal, comprehensive and precise definition of terrorism would be the best cure to the problems resulting from the current absence of such a definition. .
A conference could provide an opportunity to address issues broader than the outstanding questions regarding the draft comprehensive convention, including the definition of terrorism.
The inherent limits to the powers of the Security Council under Chapter VII are more pressing in the light of the persistent problem of the lack of a universal, comprehensive and precise definition of"terrorism" see E/CN.4/2006/98.
Some other delegations emphasized the importance of including, in the draft comprehensive convention, a legal definition of terrorism to distinguish it from the legitimate struggle of peoples for self-determination.
But the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, despite some commendable aspects that addressed the factors that led to terrorism, was no substitute for a comprehensive convention with an internationally accepted definition of terrorism.
Efforts to combat terrorism would remain ineffective unless they were based on ageneral consensus regarding a clear, universal, comprehensive, United Nations-promulgated definition of terrorism.