Примеры использования Selfdefence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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China's nuclear weapons are purely for selfdefence.
The claim of selfdefence does not negate the due diligence.
Counterinsurgency campesino patrols or selfdefence committees.
Israel's concept of selfdefence was very far from the one established in intemational law.
Article 51 of the United Nations Charter speaks of the inherent right of selfdefence.
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It does not apply to situations of selfdefence for individual persons.
China has always kept its nuclear weapon forces at the minimum level necessary for selfdefence.
It does not apply to situations of selfdefence for individual persons.
Immediacy has not been recognized by the ICJ as a condition to the exercise of the right of selfdefence.
International bodies andStates universally define selfdefence in terms of necessity and proportionality.
Selfdefence Israel based the construction of the wall on its inherent right of selfdefence as contained in Article 51 of the Charter.
It also reaffi rmed the inherent right of individual or collective selfdefence as recognized by the Charter of the United Nations.
In the Department of Casanare, merchants must pay"taxes" to FARC, ELN andthe Autodefensas Campesinas del Sur del Casanare Southern Casanare Peasant SelfDefence Groups.
Our nuclear option is only a selfdefence measure which cannot be otherwise in the worst situation imposed upon us from the outside.
It is reported that some 3,500children remain in the ranks of the ex-Séléka forces and that children continue to be recruited by selfdefence groups.
The Court's formalistic approach to the right of selfdefence enables it to avoid addressing the very issues that are at the heart of this case.
Small arms and light weapons have many lawful uses,including use by law enforcement to maintain the peace and for selfdefence.
Article 51 of the Charter thus recognizes the existence of an inherent right of selfdefence in the case of armed attack by one State against another State.
The treaty should respect the purposes and principles of the Charter as well as the provisions of its Articles,in particular Article 51 on the inherent right to selfdefence.
In 1998, 15 members of the Rojo Alta selfdefence group were arrested in the Department of Tolima and weapons, ammunition and explosives were seized.
By contrast, in conformity with Article 51 of the Charter(quoted supra 12),the right of selfdefence can be exercised"collective"ly by any third State.
The individual's desire to carry a gun as selfdefence must be considered in the broader context of the State's obligation to maximize protection of human rights.
In Belarus, border control officials orthe armed forces are authorized to use force in selfdefence or to prevent crossing illegally into the country.
Selfdefence is more properly characterized as a means of protecting the right to life and, as such, a basis for avoiding responsibility for violating the rights of another.
Thus, the acts of the Salikhov brothers andtheir acquaintance Fayzrakhmanov were wrongly qualified as selfdefence and the criminal proceedings against them were wrongly terminated.
The right of selfdefence in international law is not directed toward the preservation of lives of individuals in the targeted country; it is concerned with the preservation of the State.
Doubts were expressed in particular with regard to the reference to selfdefence, which related primarily to States and could result in a conflict with the Charter of the United Nations.
The determination of the police and armed forces is reflected in the results of the intensification of military actions, searches, seizures of arms andarrests of members of the selfdefence groups.
Thus, international criminal law designates selfdefence as a rule to be followed to determine criminal liability, and not as an independent right which States are required to enforce.
Any measures to build transparency in armaments must, in order to be effective,take into account the right of States to selfdefence, as provided for under the United Nations Charter.