Примеры использования Have intervened на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I shouldn't have intervened.
Should have intervened when I had the chance, Finch.
If those cases were legitimate, I can assure you, we would have intervened.
If he thinks I have intervened, he will have my head.
As provided for in the Charter, the United Nations should have intervened and stopped the attack.
I should have intervened sooner, but I wanted to see how it was going to go.
These remarks lead me to the reason why I have intervened during this plenary meeting.
In the claims before this Panel,events- in the shape of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait- have intervened.
The municipality should have intervened, but they did nothing.
We have intervened to stop a massacre, and we will work with our allies and partners to maintain the safety of civilians.
You're the leader of our party,and should have intervened, instead, you betray our cause.
However, the unknown men did not manage to bring Ciubasenco out of cordon, because other participants in demonstration have intervened for him.
In any event, the Security Police should have intervened to prevent the inhuman treatment.
The source submits that, as Mr. Yusuf and Mr. Ahmed are Swedish nationals,the Government of Sweden should have intervened on their behalf.
Not that that's very likely now that you have intervened, which I specifically asked you not to do.
And, in view of the hundreds of thousands of lives that have been saved in Somalia and Bosnia,who can argue with an easy conscience that the United Nations should not have intervened?
The Government, private andcivil society institutions have intervened to address this problem in two ways.
It is the countries that have intervened most in Afghanistan that are also the most affected by the negative consequences of the Afghan conflict.
In some cases, powerful nations have ignored it; in other instances,smaller States have intervened in the domestic affairs of other States.
Consequently, many Governments have intervened and provided various support mechanisms for financing technology.
Faced with the threat of excessive currency appreciation, many central banks in middle-income countries have intervened in the foreign-exchange market.
In several instances, monitors have intervened with the KLA to secure the release of abducted Serbs in Gnjilane and Orahovac.
But for the international community, represented by the United Nations, the question also remains of whether it should have intervened earlier, and with greater decisiveness.
Most governments in successful countries have intervened to stabilize output prices, guarantee local procurement and subsidize inputs and credit;
The current dilemma facing international law is reflected in Nguyen Quoc Dinh, Droit International Public, which boldly states that the use of force is prohibited in the caseof diplomatic protection but then considers as"delicate" the legality of cases in which States have intervened militarily to protect their nationals.
In some countries, RBP control authorities have intervened to ensure that privatization is undertaken in a manner which safeguards competition or prevents abuses.
Some analysts have argued that this overall depreciation has been ineffective because the most relevant exchange rates have not changed: a number of surplus developing countries(for example, China)have either pegged their currencies to the dollar or have intervened to prevent their currencies from appreciating sufficiently.
Furthermore, even when the Croatian police have intervened, they have conducted only cursory investigations on the basis of which they have detained and forcibly returned persons to Velika Kladusa.
As for the comments made by the observer of Nigeria,the representative of the host country said that the Mission would have intervened had it known that ministers had not been granted visas to attend a meeting of the Economic and Social Council.
All delegations that have intervened on this topic identified both highly enriched uranium and plutonium, even if with refence to different levels of enrichment and isotopic compositions, as the main fissile materials to be concerned by a treaty.