Примеры использования Further threats на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many victims prefer to keep silent out of fear of further threats or reprisals.
He hasn't made any further threats on the Queen family, but we gotta find this son of a.
The Special Rapporteur was told there had been no further threats 8 December 1995.
Further threats include erosion as well as pressures from navigation and tourism activities.
I want you to go to the hospital and guard against further threats to his life, natural or otherwise.
Upon detecting suspicious behaviors, the antivirus pops out a notification andquarantines the program to avert further threats.
The complainant was called to give evidence buthaving received further threats decided not to give evidence and the charges were dropped.
Further threats in Sabah come from exploration for oil and coal in the Maliau Basin and the draining of the wetlands on the Klias Peninsula.
The Special Rapporteur urged the authorities to provide adequate measures for their protection and for the prevention of further threats and acts of intimidation.
The Mission has also received accounts of further threats made to Mr. Hariri by security officials in case he abstained from voting in favour of the extension or"even thought of leaving the country.
Al-Qaida ideology has continued to spread,raising the spectre of further terrorist attacks and further threats to international peace and security.
Examples of such responses,which have themselves resulted in further threats to civilian security and rights to protection, include regroupement camps, forced relocation, protected villages and, in the Middle East, punitive measures directed at civilians.
It is also clear that climate change will hit the drylands hardest,with an expected severe decline in rainfall in most areas and further threats to food security.
Fear of reprisals from the perpetrator:Women who live in violent relationships may fear an escalation of violence and further threats, as violent partners usually forbid women to talk about the violence with any other person and threaten with further violence.
A further factor complicating calculations of the number of the internally displaced in Colombia is the reluctance of many of the displaced to identify themselves as such, for fear of further threats to their safety.
After I was nominated for the Council of Representatives(parliament),I received further threats from militias aligned to religious political parties in Iraq.
State authorities should investigate promptly and thoroughly all reports of threats against journalists, and take any necessary andappropriate steps to ensure that the individual is protected from further threats and/or physical attack.
Further threats include the drainage and cultivation of permanent grassland areas, the increasing impact from recreational activities, and the exploitation of natural resources such as mussels, as well as impacts from transportation and industrial activities such as potential oil spills.
Police reinforcements have been sent to Pljevlja, particularly since September, thus consolidating the overall civil security,so there have been no further threats nor pressure applied nor explosives planted against the Muslims;
The 11 September attacks and the further threats evoked in their wake(collapsing of main bridges, driving of trucks with dangerous goods against human gatherings or urban centres) have highlighted the vulnerability of the transport system to terrorist or criminal actions and the gravity that such actions can reach.
The arms embargo is part of a broader understanding that Cyprus should be demilitarized andis seen as an important factor in ensuring the effective implementation of the Comprehensive Settlement and in eliminating further threats to international peace and security in the area.
Currently, his Government was trying to provide irrigation water to south Lebanon to benefit farmers, butIsrael had met those development initiatives with further threats of bombing, thereby hindering his Government's efforts to normalize living conditions for the Lebanese population in that region.
UNMIL should redouble its efforts to ensure greater transparency and full participation of national partners in the implementation and policy-making regarding the DDRR, address shortcomings in the programme, bridge the gap between DD and RR andprovide economic opportunities for ex-combatants to begin rebuilding their lives and to stave any further threats to peace and security in the region.
While Lebanon is proceeding to rebuild the infrastructure destroyed by Israel during the 22 years of the occupation and to meet its responsibility to provide vital services to the villages and areas liberated from Israeli occupation,Israel is confronting us with further threats based on allegations and delusions in preparation for the launching of fresh attacks on Lebanese territory on the fabricated grounds that Lebanon has set about diverting the course of the Hasbani river and depriving Israel of its water.
Noting that in the history of Cyprus the presence in and flow to Cyprus of arms has served to fuel conflict in Cyprus and instability in the region, and that the prohibition of the supply of arms to Cyprus will be an important factor in ensuring the effective implementation of the Comprehensive Settlement, including its provisions on demilitarization,and in eliminating further threats to peace and security in the region.
In the same vein, Egypt also emphasizes the need to further enhance efforts and programmes aimed at tackling the threats caused by increased sea temperatures, sea-level rise and ocean acidification resulting from climate change,which pose further threats to marine life, coastal and island communities and national economies.
Change has become a characteristic of our times, and whereas these changes- which include globalization and trade liberalization- bring with them opportunities in telecommunications and information technology,they have also created further threats to small island States, thus increasing their vulnerability to economic shocks.
The concentration of exports in a few products poses a further threat to a sustained growth process.
Increased sea temperatures, sea level rise andocean acidification caused by climate change pose a further threat to marine life, coastal and island communities and national economies.
They constitute a further threat to international peace and security and represent a backward step vis-à-vis nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects.