Примеры использования Right to intervene на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, State Parties should not have a right to intervene.
Hull said:"No country has the right to intervene in the internal or external affairs of another.
We should, however, not confuse the responsibility to protect with the right to intervene.
Do small States also have the right to intervene and the prospect of intervening in the affairs of larger States?
These were two historic moments which laid the first markers of the right to intervene.
The USSR asserted its right to intervene in the internal affairs of nations in the socialist camp, in order to"support" socialism.
Myth 8: Domestic violence is a private family matter,in which the state has no right to intervene.
It was also suggested that the right to intervene should be available only to the representative of a foreign main proceeding.
Do not hasten, either, to announce my death andto give the government the right to intervene.
In the case of a limit breach, the Parent Bank's MACO has the right to intervene in the Bank's risk management activities and practices.
You may not agree with every decision I make regarding my daughter's well-being,but you have no right to intervene.
He, nevertheless, insisted that the State should retain the right to intervene and take control of a company that was in crisis or that failed.
Where parents no longer provided for the protection and education of their children,the State reserved the right to intervene.
No State orgroup of States has the right to intervene either directly or indirectly, whatever the motive, in the internal affairs of any other State.
The Government asserts that other lawyers, beyond Chen Kegui's two legal aid lawyers,have no right to intervene in the proceedings.
In civil cases, the Procuracy has the right to intervene at any stages of the trial, even where the State does not have a clear and legitimate interest.
It followed from Article 2, paragraph 7,of the Charter of the United Nations that the Organization had no right to intervene in such matters.
Therefore, no State orbody has the right to intervene in the process of delimitation and demarcation of the boundary or try to change the decisions of the Commission.
The doctrine of humanitarian intervention dates from the nineteenth century,when the powerful claimed the right to intervene in the affairs of the weak.
So long as any country assumed the right to intervene in, control or manipulate the affairs of another country, one could not speak of freedom, sovereignty or democracy.
Senior Muslim officials stated that while they were complying temporarily, they would resume work soon andthat Israel had no right to intervene.
In the case of a limit breach the Parent Bank board member responsible for global treasury has the right to intervene in the Group's risk management activities and practices.
Often the modern new Orthodox Churches represent autocephaly as the state border, enclosed by barbed wire andminefields where no one has the right to intervene.
Both declarations provide that no State has the right to intervene, directly or indirectly, for any reason whatever, in the internal or external affairs of any other State.
Not a single oligarch, the paper states, has need for a strong andindependent president"who possesses the right to intervene in the oligarchs' affairs".
It will have the right to intervene in cases of genocide and extreme human rights abuses, and to conduct a peer review of a country's record.
However, if a municipality seriously disregards its obligations under the Education Act,the Government has a right to intervene.
In other words, there should be no right to intervene in the event of disasters, and any form of assistance to the affected State should be subject to the consent of that State.
However, great care must be taken to ensure that it is not interpreted or used-- as it has been so often in the past-- as a right to intervene.
The Protection Order can be enforced by the police who has the right to intervene in domestic disputes, and arrest the respondent without a warrant in order to protect the victim.