Примеры использования Right of self-defence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Right of self-defence.
Article 21: Right of self-defence.
Who among you would choose not to exercise the right of self-defence?”?
Invocation of the right of self-defence in other instances.
Ethiopia is simply exercising its right of self-defence.
This right of self-defence is basic and elementary.
Ethiopia is exercising its right of self-defence.
The right of self-defence in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter.
The Philippines recognizes the right of self-defence enshrined in the Charter.
The right of self-defence is enshrined in the United Nations Charter.
Once again, Eritrea was compelled to exercise its right of self-defence.
The right of self-defence was recognized by the Charter of the United Nations.
It is important, in this context, to preserve the right of self-defence in its entirety.
The right of self-defence in international law was formulated well before 1945.
Ethiopia had merely resisted aggression and exercised its right of self-defence.
It is clear that the right of self-defence in response to an armed attack does not arise.
If such terrorist attacks continue, Israel will be forced to exercise its right of self-defence.
In fact, the right of self-defence is enshrined in Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
Eritrea wishes to underline that its legitimate right of self-defence remains unquestionable.
In addition, the right of self-defence could be exercised only in response to an act of aggression.
It is inconceivable that we should disregard the security concerns of countries and their legitimate right of self-defence.
Their supporters spoke of the right of self-defence and the cooperation which citizens owe to the armed forces and police.
And inaction denies the Bosnian Government, for no cause of law or justice,its inherent right of self-defence.
The sole exception to this rule is the right of self-defence under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.
The right of self-defence can be exercised only as the right of all States to the common defence of all.
The latter must be able to exercise its right of self-defence under Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
This is, despite its prerogative under international law to exercise its legitimate right of self-defence.
Everyone knows that the right of self-defence is not an unlimited right; the response is to be commensurate, even against a clear aggressor.
Thus, this past spring, we invited a group of experts to discuss the subject of the right of self-defence, and in that context, the role of the Security Council.
Compounding this failure is the arms embargo imposed against the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina,which continues to deny that country its most fundamental sovereign right of self-defence.