Примеры использования Rule of law must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The rule of law must prevail.
Freedom, equality before the law and the rule of law must be defended.
The rule of law must prevent impunity.
The obligation to enforce the law, however, does not change: the rule of law must be upheld in war as in peace.
The rule of law must also apply to those who intervene.
We welcome that decision, butwe want to stress that the debate on the rule of law must apply at both the national and international level.
The rule of law must be de jure and de facto available to everyone equally.
Order, security and the rule of law must be restored immediately.
The rule of law must be strengthened, in the interest and with the participation of all.
Ms. Enersen(Norway) said that respect for human rights and the rule of law must be the starting point for all efforts to combat terrorism.
The rule of law must also govern international relations, particularly within the United Nations.
Mr. Dos Santos(Mozambique)said that at the international level, the rule of law must serve as the foundation for cooperation and peaceful coexistence among States.
Promoting the rule of law must be one of the main objectives when devising peacebuilding strategies in Africa and when addressing democratic deficits elsewhere.
All human rights must be respected, including in the refugee camps;the principles of democracy and the rule of law must apply to all the Sahrawi population.
Strengthening the rule of law must be predicated on a recognition of common values.
Human rights and the protection of civilians should not be compromised by political expediency, and the rule of law must be upheld as a cardinal principle of democracy and good governance.
In such an agenda, the rule of law must play a critical role in ensuring equal protection and access to opportunities.
Upholding the international standards of human rights and humanitarian and refugee law, and defending dignity, freedom,democracy and the rule of law must remain the guiding star of the human rights movement.
One speaker stated that the rule of law must remain intact in the fight against crime and terrorism.
The rule of law must be strengthened as it laid the foundations for social and economic justice and the enjoyment by every human being of the right to development.
Respect for human rights and the rule of law must be an integral part of any solution to the problem.
The rule of law must be taken into account in preparing the post-2015 development agenda, as without it sustainable development was inconceivable.
Spain is firmly convinced that respect for human rights and the rule of law must constitute the foundation and the limits of any State action in the fight against terrorism.
The rule of law must be universal, applicable to the subject as an abstract unit in the process of society management, irrespective of its individual characteristics.
Within United Nations missions,all units whose role was vital to the rule of law must cooperate to the maximum so that domestic justice systems could be promptly rebuilt.
The rule of law must be upheld through the implementation of the legal norms which we all strive to uphold, and it must be strengthened through its application to all peoples and societies, without exception.
The Rio Group shared the Secretary-General's view that efforts to promote the rule of law must be based on common values, like those referred to in paragraph 25 of his report A/62/226.
Due process and the rule of law must be scrupulously followed by all United Nations bodies whose mandates included counter-terrorism, in particular the Counter-Terrorism Committee.
The ongoing security sector reforms, the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process, andmeasures to strengthen the rule of law must also be fully set in place in order to ensure the durability of returns, restore confidence in security structures and stem human rights violations.
The rule of law must apply to all members of the international community without exception, and the same moral and legal yardstick must be used to measure Israel's occupation and violations as applied to all other issues on the global agenda.