Примеры использования Sanctions should be applied на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If that was not the case, sanctions should be applied.
Sanctions should be applied only in situations that posed a genuine threat to international peace and security.
If the performance does not improve, sanctions should be applied.
Mandatory sanctions should be applied only when all peaceful means of dispute settlement had been exhausted.
My delegation strongly feels that sanctions should be applied with great caution.
Sanctions should be applied only in full conformity with international law and in order to prevent violations of it.
It is recommended that the Committee consider designating individuals against whom the sanctions should be applied.
In that event, sanctions should be applied in accordance with strict criteria, not to mention full compliance with the Charter and the principles of international law.
Offences under articles 295 and 377 of the Criminal Code do notfall into this category, and alternative sanctions should be applied.
China has always maintained that sanctions should be applied with prudence on the precondition that all peaceful means have been exhausted.
Conversely, the view was expressed that while the formulation could be improved, the basic thrust of the provision,viz., that sanctions should be applied only as a last resort, was correct.
Some delegations stressed that sanctions should be applied in accordance with strict criteria and only when all peaceful means of settlement of disputes had been exhausted.
The group noted the need to further consider how to identify vessels, nationals and States that do not comply with CDS requirements,and what measures or sanctions should be applied in the event of such non-compliance.
That situation demonstrated all too clearly that the most severe sanctions should be applied to Member States which did not comply with the Organization's decisions.
Sanctions should be applied only where it can be shown that the patentee has failed to disclose the known source or where he has sought to deliberately mislead about the source.
Inspections of recruitment agencies in sending and receiving countries should be encouraged and sanctions should be applied, including the revocation of licences, for failure to comply with regulations.
Civil and criminal sanctions should be applied against the incitement of or participation in organized racist activities and other forms of collective acts of discrimination.
While the provisions of Article 50 of the Charter had not been used in the past as frequently as should have been the case, it was essential that sanctions should be applied in an effective manner so as to avoid harm to third States.
Sanctions should be applied in exceptional cases as a tool for putting pressure on the violator State and should be based on a firm legal footing and not on political expediency.
For lack of a permanent fund for assistance to third States affected by the application of sanctions, the prior assessment of their impact should be of crucial importance, and selective sanctions should be applied only when they were unavoidable.
In this regard, sanctions should be applied to public officials charged with applying the law who do so in a discriminatory manner, including singling out particular ethnic groups in the population.
At the 5474th meeting, on 22 June 2006, the representative of Nigeria expressed the view that, in order toenhance the efficiency and credibility of the United Nations sanctions regimes, sanctions should be applied only as a“last resort”, be“targeted” and“timebound”, and should be lifted once the objectives had been achieved.
He said that sanctions should be applied in accordance with Article 50 of the Charter, and that the impact of sanctions both on the target and on third States should be assessed and remedied.686 C.
The Special Committee's study of that issue from a legal perspective would help to improve sanctions regimes which must meet the following criteria. First, the decision to apply sanctions should be in line with the United Nations Charter andthe principles of international law. Secondly, sanctions should be applied only once peaceful means for solving disputes endangering world peace and security had been exhausted. Thirdly sanctions must be clearly targeted with an explicit time frame and purpose.
Moreover, sanctions should be applied only in strict conformity with the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations, since it must not be forgotten that their objective was not to cause suffering to innocent people.
My delegation strongly feels that sanctions should be applied with great caution and should be resorted to only in cases of extreme necessity, when other peaceful options provided for in the Charter have been proved inadequate.
Sanctions should be applied in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Charter and only if all peaceful means of dispute settlement had been exhausted and if the State concerned refused to comply with the relevant Security Council resolutions.
Sanctions should be applied only in cases of emergency, after all means of resolving the problem in a peaceful manner had been exhausted; and before their imposition there should be a preliminary assessment of the impact they were likely to have on the State in question and on third States.
Sanctions should be applied strictly in accordance with international law, especially the Charter, and in order to minimize or avoid adverse impacts they must be clearly defined, targeted and imposed for a specific period, be subject to periodic review and be lifted as soon as the reasons for their imposition had ceased to exist.
It was emphasized that sanctions should be applied in conformity with the provisions of the Charter and international law, and in accordance with strict and objective criteria, that their objectives should be clearly defined(and, in any event, should not include punishment or retribution), and that they should be imposed within a specified time frame, subjected to periodic review and lifted as soon as they achieved their purpose.