Примеры использования Not to use force на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I prefer not to use force.
People asked‘Berkut' workers, sitting on the buses, not to use force.
We welcome Georgia's commitment not to use force and call on Russia to reciprocate.
Discussions once again highlighted the importance of Moscow's legally binding commitment not to use force against Georgia.
The two sides reaffirmed their commitment not to use force or the threat of force against each other.
He gave a positive response to our request, the request of western countries and,first of all, of the opposition not to use force.
The parties reaffirmed their commitment not to use force or the threat of force against each other.
Translated into plain language,this statement quite simply means that Saakashvili is promising not to use force against South Ossetia.
The chief thing now is to get firm commitments not to use force against Abkhazia and South Ossetia assumed, along with a de-escalation of the situation in the Kodori Valley.
This is plainly right so far as concerns thecore obligation under Article 2(4) of the Charter not to use force in international relations.
The only means of confronting terrorism is not to use force but to eradicate its causes without occupying the territory of others and without injustice, arbitrary action or dictatorship.
After consulting with theMinister of Justice and the police, the prison governor decided not to use force to quell the riot since he wished to avoid casualties.
Georgia once again called on the Russian Federation to fulfilits outstanding obligation and to reciprocate Georgia's unilateral pledge not to use force.
The chief issue of the Geneva discussions-- of Georgia's commitments not to use force against South Ossetia and Abkhazia-- continued to be discussed.
Considering the above-mentioned facts, it is clear that the Russian Federation must-- as soon as possible-- renew its obligation under international law not to use force against Georgia.
The international community should demand that Russia pledge not to use force against Georgia and should establish international security arrangements in these occupied Georgian territories.
The PPW would further enhance security in outer space by supplementing the non-weaponization obligation with an obligation not to use force or threat of force against outer space objects.
Accordingly, we continue to insist on written,legally binding undertakings not to use force, preferably accompanied by international assurances, something that has now been under discussion at the Geneva talks for more than two years.
According to Dzhioev, in 2009 the South Ossetian delegation issued a draft bilateral agreement between South Ossetia and Georgia not to use force and now it has proposed to return to it.
Until Russia undertakes the legally-binding commitment not to use force against Georgia, one of the central objectives of the Geneva discussions and the pillars of the 12 August 2008 Ceasefire Agreement remains unfulfilled.
Until the entry into force of these agreements the Georgian side must strictly observe its commitment not to use force, of which the European Union acts as the guarantor.
In the framework of the first working group, the Georgian delegation once again called upon Russia to fulfilits outstanding obligation and to reciprocate Georgia's pledge not to use force.
The obligation not to use force against the territorial integrity or political independence of another State is an obligation erga omnes, but the particular victim is the State against which the armed force is used. .
Leonid Tibilov has stressed that South Ossetia, Abkhazia and Russia continue to insist on the signing of a document,which would oblige Georgia not to use force against South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
Welcomes the commitment of the parties not to use force for the resolution of any disputed questions, which must be addressed through negotiations and by peaceful means only, and to refrain from propaganda aimed at the solution of the conflict by force; .
The Georgian side remains hopeful that the Russian Federation will reciprocate the unilateral pledge by Tbilisi on the non-use of force made in November 2010 andwill undertake the commitment not to use force against Georgia.
In his address to the European Parliament on 23 November 2010, the President of Georgia made a unilateral declaration not to use force in order to restore control over our illegally divided country, neither against the occupation forces, nor against their proxies.
On 29 April 1999 Serbia and Montenegro(then known as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) filed Applications instituting proceedings against Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom andUnited States of America"for violation of the obligation not to use force.
Despite the calls from the participants from Tbilisi and the co-Chairs,the Russian Federation refused yet again to undertake the obligation not to use force against Georgia, thus reciprocating the unilateral non-use of force obligation undertaken by the President of Georgia.
Despite his many promises-- including public pledges-- not to use force against the South Ossetians and Abkhazians whom he had classified as Georgians, he mounted a treacherous heavy artillery attack against the small city of Tskhinvali on the night of 7 to 8 August.