Примеры использования Political coercion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What measures fall under the rubric of“economic or political coercion”?
The expression“extreme economic and political coercion” in subparagraph(b) is unclear.
One wonders why this prohibition is restricted to economic and political coercion.
The notion of countermeasures involving“extreme economic or political coercion”, which subparagraph(b) seeks to prohibit, is vague and altogether too subjective.
Guyana has no legislation orother forms of coercive measures which encourage the use of economic or political coercion.
Hybrid warfare typically involves a combination of political coercion, conventional and unconventional warfare, cyber warfare and influence campaigns.
The Government also underlined that essential goods, such as food and medicines,should not be used as tools for political coercion.
First, politicization of human rights issues andtheir manipulation as a means of political coercion in order to realize economic, trade or other objectives are unacceptable.
We refer to the prohibition of countermeasures consisting in the threat or use of force andthe prohibition of forms of extreme economic or political coercion.
Furthermore, Cuba rejects any attempt to use the nuclear fuel supply as a means of economic or political coercion or as a mechanism to confirm the monopoly of a few countries over the distribution of that fuel.
He welcomed the deletion of the provision in the 1996 draft referring, under"prohibited countermeasures",to"extreme economic or political coercion.
The continued pursuit by the United States of its embargo policy as a means of political coercion is to be repudiated, and it takes the international community back to times of backwardness and debasement.
It was necessary to ensure that allcountries had fair access to markets and were not subjected to political coercion or conditionalities.
It reaffirmed that economic andfinancial measures should not be used as tools for political coercion and that under no circumstances should people be deprived of their own means of subsistence and development.
The opposition attempted to execute a newtype of coup d'état, corrupting State institutions by using them as instruments of political coercion.
Unilaterally imposed measures and economic andfinancial sanctions should not be used as tools for political coercion; under no circumstances should people be deprived of their means of subsistence and development.
The expert group examined a wide range of adverse effects that are associated with the unilateral imposition of economic measures as a means of political coercion.
In this regard, it is obvious that unilateral measures of economic and political coercion cannot possibly have a place in the context of humane behaviour and mutual assistance, which should underlie contemporary international relations.
The authors also found that"a personal research effort into family history andthe ability to actively protest political coercion were positively related to social functioning.
ESCWA provided a summary of latest developments of three economies-- the Occupied Palestinian Territory, the Sudan and the Syrian Arab Republic-- that were previously reported to have been adversely affected by unilateral economic measures as a means of economic and political coercion.
Furthermore, if the original wrong were the application of“extreme economic or political coercion” to the injured State, it is hard to see why that State should not respond in kind against the wrongdoing State.
We also note that the prohibition would not extend to all economic or political pressure which threatened those interests butonly to extreme economic or political coercion.
Indeed, unilateral coercive measures andeconomic sanctions should not be used as tools for political coercion and, under no circumstances should people be deprived of their basic human rights and means of subsistence and development.
Second, certain countries and international organizations must halt the imposition of unilateral economic,trade and financial sanctions on developing countries for the purpose of political coercion.
The unilateral economic measures being imposed on States by developed countries as a means of economic and political coercion were detrimental to the establishment of a transparent, non-discriminatory and equitable trade system and were preventing the achievement of the MDGs.
Mr. HORIN(Ukraine) said that currently, in an increasing number of cases,various types of economic measures were being used as a means of economic and political coercion, and not only against developing countries.
Several speakers welcomed the deletion of the reference to"extreme economic or political coercion"; while such a prohibition appeared to be justified where such measures were designed to endanger the territorial integrity of the State, it was covered by the principle of proportionality.
At the San Francisco Conference, where the Charter of the United Nations was adopted,several countries of South America proposed that specific mention of the prohibition of economic and political coercion be made in paragraph 4.
While the epithet“extreme” is not precise andmay give rise to disagreement in a specific instance of economic or political coercion used by way of a countermeasure, we are of the view that some such limitation on the taking of countermeasures is desirable and that the formulation has merit.
Second, certain countries and regional entities must halt the imposition of unilateral economic, trade andfinancial sanctions on developing countries, outside a legitimate international framework, for the purpose of political coercion.