Примеры использования Nonintervention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The new provision reflected the underlying principles of sovereignty and nonintervention.
Foreign policy under Stroessner was based on two major principles: nonintervention in the affairs of other countries and no relations with countries under Marxist governments.
Yet on the other hand, there was a tension in practice with the traditional approach to principles of sovereignty and nonintervention.
He recalled Article 2, paragraph 7,of the Charter concerning nonintervention by the United Nations in matters that were essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any State.
Peacekeeping operations should show respect for the principles of sovereign equality, political independence,territorial integrity and nonintervention.
The rights of peoples to selfdetermination and the principle of nonintervention are fundamental tenets of Brazil's Constitution and guide the country's actions abroad.
The purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations refer to the right of States to exercise sovereignty on their territory and the right to nonintervention in their internal affairs.
The principles of respect for sovereignty, nonintervention and peaceful coexistence, enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, should form the basis of efforts to eliminate international terrorism.
Any cooperative action in the event of a disaster should be based on the principles of neutrality and nonintervention enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.
On the topic of protection of persons in the event of disasters there were two competing tendencies: the duty to ensure that protection andthe need to respect fundamental principles of sovereignty and nonintervention.
This is an extremely important matter that goes to the very core of international law,sovereignty, nonintervention and the strengthened role of the United Nations in international affairs.
State sovereignty and nonintervention in the internal affairs of other States are fundamental principles embodied in the Charter of the United Nations which should guide relations among States.
Interventions by third parties are not favored andare assessed in relation to the norms of nonintervention set out in numerous global and regional treaties and legal documents.
The principles of sovereignty and nonintervention should not be interpreted as allowing a State affected by a disaster to deny the victims access to assistance if it was unable to provide the goods and services required for the survival of its population.
However, other relevant principles of international law,particularly those relating to sovereignty and nonintervention, were equally important and should not be disregarded.
Such a right would be in conflict with principles of sovereignty and nonintervention, be contrary to the need for consent of the affected States, as stipulated in relevant General Assembly resolutions, including resolution 46/182, annex, and was unsupported by State practice.
Fourthly, the broad approach involved the need to have appreciation of the tensions underlying the relationship between protection andthe principles of sovereignty and nonintervention, as well as an understanding of the conceptual framework underpinning protection.
Pursuant to the principles of the sovereign equality of States and nonintervention in internal affairs that are enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, and in accordance with international law, which provides for freedom of trade and navigation, Madagascar has always been in favour of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed on Cuba, and maintains its solidarity with the other Member States of the United Nations.
The principles of sovereign equality, political independence andterritorial integrity of all States and nonintervention in matters that were essentially within their domestic jurisdiction should also be maintained.
Cooperation and assistance for Haiti should continue in the future, in close coordination with the Haitian Government and in full respect for the principles of sovereignty,territorial integrity and nonintervention, including in domestic matters.
The position of Uruguay is in keeping with the broader context of defending multilateralism, nonintervention and the peaceful solution of disputes, which are the fundamental principles of our diplomacy.
The Kingdom of Lesotho expresses its deep concern at the continuation of the unilateral economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba, which is in contravention of the principles of the multilateral trading system, international law and the Charter of the United Nations, in particular, andthe principles of the sovereign equality of States and nonintervention in internal affairs.
As to the role of the affected State,the fundamental principles of sovereignty and nonintervention must be the central guide for the Commission's work and any related expansion of the law in that area.
Our Constitution clearly states that Honduras shall adhere to the principles and practices of international law based on human solidarity,our people's self determination, the nonintervention of others in our internal affairs and the consolidation of peace and universal democracy.
Reaffirming the importance of ensuring respect for the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity andpolitical independence of States and nonintervention in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any State, in accordance with the Charter and international law.
Given that unilateral embargo imposed on Cuba by the United States, along with the new measures to tighten it, contradict the principles of international law, international humanitarian law and the rules and norms that govern relations between States-- in particular the principles of the sovereign equality of States, nonintervention in their internal affairs and the freedom of international navigation and trade-- this embargo is without doubt illegal.
The draft articles should respect the key role of States in planning, coordinating and executing their own humanitarian assistance measures;while the principles of sovereignty and nonintervention could not justify denial of the victims' access to assistance, such assistance should not be provided without the prior consent of the State in which the disaster had occurred.
It was also pointed out that customary international law was not so peripheral in its relevance to the topic; it incorporated certain general principles,such as sovereignty and nonintervention, the principle of cooperation and the Martens Clause, which were of great importance to the topic.
It is not that fulfilling such rights requires no resources; in fact,all rights require the use of resources even when States' actions are limited to nonintervention and preventing third parties from engaging in activities that may violate those rights.
Ms. Moreno Guerra(Cuba) said that peacekeeping operations must be based on the principles of respect for the sovereignty, territorial integrity andpolitical independence of States and nonintervention in their internal affairs, consent of the parties, impartiality and non-use of force except for self-defence.