Примеры использования Measures with extraterritorial effects на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Tunisia does not apply laws or unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects.
Accordingly, we reject unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects that are contrary to international law and that may pose a threat to multilateralism.
Tunisia does not apply any laws or unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects.
Some delegations stated that unilateral coercive measures with extraterritorial effects violated the sovereignty of States, citing the over 50-year-long sanctions imposed by the United States of America on Cuba as an example.
Senegal does not apply orrecognize unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects.
Furthermore, the broad response from States Members of the United Nations on the implementation of resolution 50/10 of 2 November 1995, contained in document A/51/355, accentuates, among other things,the invalidity of the application of measures with extraterritorial effects.
Colombia stated that it opposed the use of unilateral coercive measures with extraterritorial effects, given that it considered that such measures constituted an inappropriate use of pressure.
Brazil's legal system does not recognize the validity of the application of measures with extraterritorial effects.
Saint. Kitts and Nevis has not promulgated orapplied any laws or measures with extraterritorial effects that could affect the sovereignty of other States and the legitimate interests of entities or persons under their jurisdiction including the freedom of trade and navigation.
Nicaraguan law does not recognize as valid the application of coercive measures with extraterritorial effects.
The Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela reiterates its categorical rejection of the application of unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects because, in its opinion, they violate the norms and principles of international law, as enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and other international legal instruments, and because they violate free trade and navigation and the norms of the international trading system.
Nicaraguan law does not recognize as valid the application of coercive measures with extraterritorial effects.
Panama reaffirms its defence of the free flow and transparent practice of international trade, andtherefore firmly rejects unilateral coercive measures with extraterritorial effects that are contrary to international law and the commonly accepted rules of free trade established in all multilateral trade and integration mechanisms.
For several consecutive years now, the overwhelming majority of Member States of the United Nations have expressed their views on this matter,clearly acknowledging the invalidity of the application of measures with extraterritorial effects.
It appeals to the Government of the United States of America to refrain in its foreign policy from adopting unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects which breach the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
As a member of the World Trade Organization, the Government of Costa Rica respects and implements principles governing the organization,including those relating to the recourse to unilateral economic coercive measures with extraterritorial effects.
Each year for 16 consecutive years, the General Assembly has adopted a resolution urging all countries, in compliance with the United Nations Charter and the principles of international law,to retract all laws and measures with extraterritorial effects that compromise the sovereignty of other States, undermine the legitimate rights and interests of entities and persons under jurisdiction of those States and affect the freedom of trade and navigation.
In that regard, Zimbabwe's legal system does not recognize the validity of the application of measures with extraterritorial effects.
Each year for 15 consecutive years, the General Assembly has adopted a resolution urging all countries, in compliance with the Charter of the United Nations and the principles of international law, to repeal orinvalidate all laws and measures with extraterritorial effects that compromise the sovereignty of other States, undermine the legitimate rights and interests of entities and persons under the jurisdiction of those States and affect their freedom of trade and navigation.
In accordance with the constitutional principles that underpin its actions in the community of nations, namely humanism, cooperation and solidarity among peoples, staunch in its commitment to peace, and guided by its unconditional respect for the norms and principles of international law, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela does not andwill not apply unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects that violate the sovereign rights and political independence of other States, as well as the human rights of their people.
For consecutive years, the General Assembly has overwhelmingly adopted resolutions urging all countries, in compliance with the United Nations Charter and the principles of international law,to retract all laws and measures with extraterritorial effects that compromise the sovereignty of other States, undermine the legitimate rights and interests of entities and persons under the jurisdiction of those States and affect their freedom of trade and navigation.
In accordance with the constitutional principles that underpin its actions in the community of nations, namely humanism, cooperation and solidarity among peoples, staunch in its commitment to peace and guided by its unconditional respect for the norms and principles of international law, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela does not andwill not apply unilateral measures with extraterritorial effects that violate the sovereign rights and political independence of other States, as well as the human rights of their people.
Mr. Zhang Yishan(China)(spoke in Chinese): Resolutions have been adopted by the General Assembly for 11 consecutive years urging all countries to comply with the Charter of the United Nations and the principles enshrined in international legal instruments by repealing orinvalidating all laws and measures with extraterritorial effects that impinge on the sovereignty of other States, the legitimate interests of entities or persons under their jurisdiction and freedom of trade and navigation.
Tunisia applies no laws or measures with extraterritorial effect.
Tunisia applies no unilateral laws or measures with extraterritorial effect.
In addition, the need to restrain unilateral measures with extraterritorial effect was also mentioned.
We reiterate Venezuela's strong rejection of the application of any unilateral measure with extraterritorial effects that violates the rules and principles of international law.
Canada has always taken a vigorous stand against measures with extraterritorial effect that seek to constrain the freedom of investment and trade of third countries.
Panama firmly rejects coercive unilateral measures with extraterritorial effect that are contrary to international law and to the commonly accepted rules of free trade established in all of the multilateral trade and integration mechanisms in which it participates.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, staunch in its commitment to peace and to full respect for international law,confirms its unswerving resolve not to adopt unilateral measures with extraterritorial effect that impair the sovereign rights of other States.