Примеры использования Interposition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You could do an interposition vein graft.
Until 1991 peace-keeping operations primarily implemented, observation and interposition mandates.
Therefore interposition was effected according to the law".
The Court therefore should establish,whether there was an interposition justified circumstances of case".
Whether the interposition in the property rights Sultanov was founded on the law?
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Until 1991, peace-keeping operations implemented primarily observation and interposition mandates.
Whether the interposition in the property rights of Mr. Sultanov on the federal act is founded?
More specifically, it seems to us increasingly necessary to have a standing African interposition force.
Deployment of observation and interposition forces, to be defined through negotiations;
In the meantime, both sides should all be assembled in camps under the control of the interposition force.
Hence, the Court believes, that the interposition bullied the lawful purposes according to the paragraph 2 of Clause 8 Convention.
The European Union stresses the importance of an early deployment of the interposition force/international stabilization force.
Until then, the existing mechanisms must be strengthened in their assigned functions of prevention and interposition.
On 16 December 2000,ECOWAS decided to deploy an interposition force of 1,796 troops along the Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia borders.
The European Court in case Gerasimova can not deny the fact, that"it is indisputable,the applicant has suffered from interposition in her property right…".
On case Iatridis a. United Kingdom the interposition in the property right should meet requirement of legal definiteness or lawfulness.
One need only recall so-called humanitarian intervention and the old"temporary interposition" of the early twentieth century.
Currently, the ECOMOG interposition force in Guinea-Bissau stands at 600 troops, composed of contingents from Benin, the Gambia, the Niger and Togo.
The ejectment of the applicant by internal courts has constituted interposition in his right to respect his dwelling, but it was made on the basis.
The possible deployment of an interposition force along the borders between Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone to help prevent the armed incursions occurring in the area remains under active consideration by ECOWAS.
To engage in the withdrawal of the respective military forcesfrom the Mansoa area, as soon as the interposition or observation force is deployed in the said area.
International observers and/or an interposition force should be established to ensure the physical protection of the population of the occupied territories;
This withdrawal shall be done simultaneously with the deployment of an ECOWAS Military Observer Group interposition force, which will take over from the withdrawn forces;
The court concludes, that the interposition in the rights of the applicants guaranteed by Clause 8 Conventions was proportional, justified and, at the end, necessary.
Transforming the espousal The expression"arrogación" in the Spanish text is used as the equivalent to"interposición díplomática"(diplomatic interposition) which is also used when a State espouses a claim by a national.
That would make possible the speedy deployment of an interposition force to that country, as well as the restoration of peace, security and development in Liberia.
In the first five decades of their existence, United Nations peacekeeping missions were largely truce supervision operations or involved the interposition of military peacekeepers between combatants.
With the withdrawal of the ECOMOG interposition force, some of the tasks previously assigned to that force under the Abuja Agreement are now operationally obsolete.
Greece(March 25, 1999), the European Court has emphasized, that the first question, which is necessary to stake,it- lawfulness, as if the interposition was not valid, it could not be compatible with an item 1 Protocol 1.
He endorses the drift of the Organization which invented interposition troops to impose the peace of the great powers instead of observers to monitor the application of a negotiated peace between the parties in conflict.