Примеры использования Governing coexistence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The key problem for those attempting to impose this new world order on us is that such an order itselfis in clear and open contradiction to the principles governing coexistence among nations.
Mexico bases its foreign policy on the principles of international law governing coexistence among nations: the peaceful settlement of disputes, the legal equality of States, non-interference in their internal affairs and the right of peoples to self-determination.
The situation in the Middle East continues to be one of the greatest moral obligations of the international community, and in particular of the Organization, which came into being with the mandate of ensuring international peace and security andthe implementation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as well as the rules governing coexistence among the community of nations.
It is through the observance of international law andthe rules and principles governing coexistence between nations, regardless of asymmetries or disparities, and through respectful dialogue that States are able to overcome their differences and ensure a climate of international peace.
With regard to the matter of the extraterritoriality of national laws, a most sensitive issue for peoples and Governments the world over, the Rio Group summit meeting expressed its rejection of any attempt to use a country's domestic legislation to impose unilateral sanctions of an extraterritorial character,as this contravenes the standards governing coexistence between States, disregards the fundamental principle of respect for sovereignty and is a clear violation of international law.
Mexico emphasizes once again that it is through the observance of international law andthe rules and principles governing coexistence between nations, regardless of imbalances or disparities, and through respectful dialogue, that States are able to overcome their differences and ensure a climate of international peace.
To reaffirm its most emphatic rejection of the so-called"Helms-Burton Act", and of the new attempts to reinforce this legislation in the Congress of the United States of America, since the Act disregards the fundamental principle of respect for sovereignty,contravenes the standards governing coexistence between States, imposes unilateral sanctions of an extraterritorial nature and constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and of the principles and standards governing international trade;
Mexico considers that it is through the observance of international law andthe rules and principles governing coexistence between nations, even if there are asymmetries or disparities, and through respectful dialogue that States are able to overcome their differences and ensure a climate of international peace.
At attempts to enforce domestic laws beyond territorial boundaries in violation of international law andthe fundamental principles governing coexistence in the region. Such actions violate the sovereignty of other States and are contrary to unanimously accepted transparent trade practices”. A/50/425, para. 13.
Mexico considers that it is through the observance of international law andthe rules and principles governing coexistence between nations, even if there are asymmetries or disparities, and through respectful dialogue that States are able to overcome their differences and ensure a climate of international peace.
We express our concern at attempts to enforce domestic laws beyond territorial boundaries in violation of international law andthe fundamental principles governing coexistence in the region. Such actions violate the sovereignty of other States and are contrary to unanimously accepted transparent trade practices.
Mexico believes that the observance of international law andthe rules and principles governing coexistence among nations, as well as respectful dialogue irrespective of imbalances or differences, are necessary tools for overcoming differences between States and for ensuring a climate of international peace.
We express our concern over attempts to enforce domestic laws beyond territorial boundaries in violation of international law andthe fundamental principles governing coexistence in the region. Such actions violate the sovereignty of other States and are contrary to unanimously adopted transparent trade practices”. A/50/425, annex, para. 13.
Mexico emphasizes that it is through the observance of international law andthe rules and principles governing coexistence between nations, regardless of asymmetries or disparities, and through respectful dialogue that States are able to overcome their differences and ensure a climate of international peace.
Mexico emphasizes that it is through the observance of international law andthe rules and principles governing coexistence between nations, even if there are asymmetries or disparities, and through respectful dialogue that States are able to overcome their differences and ensure a climate of international peace.
The threat of excluding Costa Rica from commercial preference systems is not only a clear interference in its internal jurisdiction butalso ignores the basic principles governing coexistence among nations, and, more specifically, respect for sovereign rights, and that attitude is at variance with traditional democratic principles and values which have always existed between both peoples and Governments.
They violate the norms that govern coexistence among States.
It clearly infringes upon the norms that govern coexistence between States and ignores with impunity the fundamental principle of sovereignty; besides, it constitutes a violation of international law.
Mexico's external relations are based on the principles of international law which govern coexistence among nations and are established in its Constitution: self-determination of peoples, non-interference, peaceful settlement of disputes, prohibition of the threat or use of force in international relations, legal equality of States, international development cooperation and the struggle for international peace and security.
Mexico's external relations are based on the principles of international law which govern coexistence among nations and are established in its Constitution: self-determination of peoples, non-interference, peaceful settlement of disputes, prohibition of the threat or use of force in international relations, legal equality of States, international development cooperation, and the struggle for international peace and security.
Zimbabwe's foreign relations are based on the principles of international law which governs coexistence among nations and are established in its constitution: self-determination of all peoples, non-interference in the internal affairs of other sovereign States, peaceful settlement of disputes, prohibition of the threat or use of force in international relations, legal equality of States and the struggle for international peace and security.
The draft resolution urged States not to adopt such measures,which were incompatible with international law and the principles governing peaceful coexistence between States.
Mr. Al Zaabi(United Arab Emirates) said that the United Arab Emirates was committed to the principles enshrined in United Nations and other international legal instruments,in particular those governing peaceful coexistence.
We have thus been obliged to recall that the Constitution of the Plurinational State of Bolivia,approved in 2009, introduced provisions which contravene the framework of international law governing peaceful coexistence among nations and which are therefore unenforceable against our country.
However, the cogency of their formulation is either no longer attractive to contemporary political culture ordissolves into a series of well-intentioned statements disconnected from the practical mechanisms governing contemporary human coexistence.
We reject any attempt to impose unilateral sanctions of an extraterritorial nature in application of a country's domestic law,as this contravenes the rules governing the coexistence of States and ignores the basic principle of respect for sovereignty, in addition to constituting a violation of international law.
The countries of the Rio Group urge the Government of the United States to consider the negative effects of the implementation of the Act known as the"Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act",which contravene the principles governing regional coexistence and the goal of the integration of the hemisphere.
In like manner, at the seventh Ibero-American Summit, held on Margarita Island in November 1997, the Heads of State or Government stated that they rejected the application of the law known as the Helms-Burton Act,since they considered that that legislation violates the principles governing international coexistence and runs counter to the spirit of cooperation and friendship that should prevail in relations among all members of the international community.
We would also like to point out that at the seventh Ibero-American Summit, held on Margarita Island, Venezuela, in November 1997, the Heads of State andGovernment of that group of countries also expressed their rejection of the application of that law because they believed that it violated the principles governing international coexistence and ran counter to the spirit of cooperation and friendship that should characterize relations among all the members of the international community.
Coexistence among nations was henceforth governed by law.