Примеры использования Could not be imposed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By law, the death penalty could not be imposed on a minor.
Solutions could not be imposed; they required the full agreement of all parties concerned.
But changes in a society's norms could not be imposed from outside.
Peace could not be imposed by military means or with supposedly humanitarian interventions.
However, each State charted its own course-- it could not be imposed by external actors.
Human rights could not be imposed externally, and country-specific resolutions only undermined trust between potential partners.
Today, it was recognized that nationhood could not be imposed by a Government.
Human rights could not be imposed from the outside; only through dialogue and cooperation could they be promoted and protected.
Although community work existed as an alternative to imprisonment, it could not be imposed without the consent of the convicted person.
Human rights could not be imposed from outside and could only be advanced through dialogue, cooperation and engagement.
Ms. Furman(Israel) said that history had shown that peace must be negotiated and could not be imposed from outside.
A durable solution could not be imposed by force or unilateral actions.
Indeed, provisional application was a domestic legal and political option that could not be imposed.
Given that human rights standards could not be imposed from the outside, such mandates were confrontational and counterproductive.
There was an overwhelming demand for the early restoration of sovereignty and the message was conveyed that democracy could not be imposed from outside.
History clearly showed that peace,stability and development could not be imposed by force and that military operations did not lead to lasting solutions.
UNMIK supported reconciliation, butbelieved that it had to come from within if it was to have a fundamental effect; it could not be imposed.
Goals could not be imposed from outside: they must correspond to specific national realities and be acknowledged both by Governments and their peoples.
Democracy could thrive only in an atmosphere of peace and stability;the transition was never easy and could not be imposed from outside.
Consensus could not be imposed through prearranged deals that disregarded previous commitments and ignored the legitimate aspirations of the majority of the world's population.
That sentence was very rarely handed down and,under article 23 of the Penal Code, could not be imposed on women, minors or men over the age of 65.
His delegation firmly believed that human rights could not be imposed from outside and that country-specific resolutions only undermined trust among potential partners and politicized the United Nations human-rights machinery.
Ms. González Martínez said that she understood the importance of religious harmony to Bangladeshi society andagreed that changes in a society could not be imposed from the outside.
Mr. Kariv(Israel) said that history had demonstrated that peace could not be imposed by external forces, but rather that it should be negotiated directly by the parties concerned.
The application of corporal punishment was also strictly monitored to avoid any arbitrary use and such punishment could not be imposed on men or women over the age of 50.
His Government firmly believed that human rights could not be imposed from outside and that country-specific resolutions only undermined trust among potential partners and politicized the United Nations human rights machinery.
Ms. Axelsson(Denmark) said that an unmarried mother had sole custody of her child unless the parents agreed to opt for shared custody;the latter could not be imposed by the courts.
While she understood that quotas could not be imposed on political parties in a democratic system, she nonetheless urged the Government to assign advisers to political parties to promote and support women candidates.
She concluded by stressing that change that contributed to universal human rights in diverse cultural settings could not be imposed from the outside: to be lasting, it must come from within.
Changes in national human rights situations could not be imposed by the international community and country-specific resolutions only undermined trust between nations and resulted in politicization of United Nations human rights mechanisms.