Примеры использования Sanctions must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Accordingly, sanctions must be.
Sanctions must achieve their goal.
And after compliance, these sanctions must be lifted.
The sanctions must me proper and fair.
Accordingly, the imposition of sanctions must be legitimate.
Sanctions must have clear objectives and precise time frames.
It was also stressed that, once international peace andsecurity were restored, sanctions must be lifted.
The sanctions must respond directly to the objectives for which they were imposed.
Therefore, my Government's view is that the sanctions must remain until Iraq's obligations are fulfilled.
The sanctions must be completely lifted as soon as the accused men appear before the court.
As soon as a reasonable andacceptable terrain d'entente is reached, the sanctions must be lifted immediately and unconditionally.
In other words, the sanctions must clearly outweigh the benefits of the crime.
Sanctions must have clearly defined objectives and must never be imposed in order to exact punishment or retribution.
Several delegations also stressed that sanctions must be objective, limited and imposed for a specific time frame.
Sanctions must be carefully targeted and balanced, having due regard to the consequences for populations and third States.
The responsibility for resolving problems arising from the application of sanctions must rest with the United Nations, in whose name sanctions are imposed.
Finally, economic sanctions must be designed in an atmosphere of transparency and methodological rigour.
Sanctions must be a temporary means of exerting pressure on those responsible for decisions which threatened world peace.
The implementation of sanctions must adhere to the terms of the applicable Security Council resolutions.
Sanctions must be adopted only as a last resort to address situations constituting a threat to international peace and security.
The Rio Group felt that sanctions must not only be effective but should also be targeted and, if possible, temporary.
Sanctions must be devised with clear parameters, including specific and clearly identified targets, time frame and regular impact assessment.
They further decided that the sanctions must be totally lifted once the suspects have appeared for trial, and decided that NAM shall act accordingly.
Sanctions must be applied in a flexible way and be subject to periodic review, enabling them to be adapted to changing circumstances.
Mr. Dieng(Senegal) said that the application of sanctions must be predicated on the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations and be in keeping with the standards and principles of international law.
Sanctions must be devised with clear parameters, including specific and clearly identified targets, time frames and regular impact assessments.
Individuals or entities subject to sanctions must ensure that they comply with often complex rules to ensure that they do not fall foul of the relevant sanctions regime.
Sanctions must be reasonably capable of achieving a desired result in terms of threat or actual breach of international peace and security.
The question of sanctions must remain a central item on the Special Committee's agenda.
The use of sanctions must be improved and regulated, in order to take into account humanitarian considerations and the provisions of Article 50 of the Charter.