Примеры использования Set a dangerous precedent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They could also set a dangerous precedent.
Allowing foster children to get their own lawyers would set a dangerous precedent.
Azerbaijan's assertion set a dangerous precedent and undermined the Convention.
If a commander overrules individual beliefs that violate his own we will set a dangerous precedent.
That set a dangerous precedent for the Committee and the Organization by going against the traditional spirit of partnership and empathy.
Mr. Skračić(Croatia), speaking as a sponsor of the draft resolution,said a reference to document A/62/658 was more than inappropriate-- it would set a dangerous precedent.
Moreover, it can only set a dangerous precedent, as it will prompt others to flaunt binding arbitrations under suitable pretexts.
Such a challenge to a candidate endorsed by a regional group ran counter to the established practices of the United Nations and set a dangerous precedent for future elections.
To allow ortolerate unilateral intervention would set a dangerous precedent in power politics for future generations, which would lead to the demise of the rule of law.
In terms of international law, his country's intervention could not be equated with the military intervention by Rwanda andUganda in support of an armed rebellion, which set a dangerous precedent.
Civil society is deeply concerned about these actions at the global level, as they set a dangerous precedent for meaningful independent civil society engagement in national EITI processes.
In their war against Iraq, the Coalition forces used internationally prohibited weapons, such as depleted uranium shells,for the first time in an international conflict, which set a dangerous precedent.
It would set a dangerous precedent encouraging any country to introduce biased, politically motivated draft resolutions, leading to never-ending confrontations that would degrade the dignity of the Assembly.
If adopted, it would constitute discrimination against a State party to the Convention and might set a dangerous precedent for the status of other States parties and create obstacles for the implementation of the Convention.
Since the Government of France is not considering any such taxation on staff of the United Nations Office at Geneva,it would appear that this would betray the principle of the common system and set a dangerous precedent.
He expressed grave concern at Israel's unilateral decision to suspend cooperation with the Human Rights Council, which set a dangerous precedent that, left unnoticed, would undermine the effective role and mandate of the Council.
Their call for a secret ballot set a dangerous precedent; the issue was not which nation's representative would serve as Vice-Chair but whether the Committee would allow the United Nations to be degraded and discredited.
Inaction on the part ofthe international community and appeasement in the face of such violations will only encourage intransigence and set a dangerous precedent with far-reaching consequences for peace and stability.
Even one(especially high profile)case could set a dangerous precedent, also for other States to follow, but the more continuous and systematic a practice of questionable targeted killing becomes, the more questions will be raised.
The Government of Eritrea firmly believes that any"alternative mechanisms" and"special envoys" related to the legally resolved border issue are irrelevant andunacceptable and could set a dangerous precedent in international law.
We would like to emphasize once again that such legally unfounded andpolitically motivated action may set a dangerous precedent with respect to the status of the States parties to the Convention and create serious obstacles in its implementation.
It was unconscionable that the European Union had turned a blind eye to those tangible results, and had decided to submit a draft resolution that infringed upon Myanmar's sovereignty and that, if adopted,would set a dangerous precedent for all developing countries.
They expressed the view that the circumstances under which the President demitted office set a dangerous precedent for democratically elected Governments everywhere as it promotes the unconstitutional removal of duly elected persons from office.
The Government of Iraq has previously drawn your attention and that of the Security Council to the serious character of such illegal practices,given that they may set a dangerous precedent in international relations that must be firmly resisted.
Mr. Salvioli said that, while the scenario did seem extremely unlikely,the guideline set a dangerous precedent as it relativized the provision of general international law which disallowed the formulation of reservations that were explicitly prohibited by a treaty or were incompatible with its object and purpose.
As had been indicated in his delegation's note verbale to the Chair, the decision of the host country had serious negative implications for multilateral diplomacy,given that it could set a dangerous precedent and adversely affect the work of intergovernmental organizations and the activities of Member States.
The agreement reached at Midrand, which grouped together the least developed, land-locked and island developing countries, was part of an arduously negotiated and delicate package, andto interpret it arbitrarily could disrupt the package and set a dangerous precedent.
Mr. BORCHARD(Germany) said that he had sympathy for the ideas motivating the draft decision but felt that it set a dangerous precedent by opening the way to similar decisions in the multifarious areas in which industrial development had an impact on socio-economic issues.
Mr. Haj-Ibrahim(Syrian Arab Republic) expressed concern over the fact that the practice of imposing sanctions was now more prevalent than ever and that the sanctions imposed had less and less credibility,particularly when the recourse to sanctions and the use of force occurred without the authorization of the Security Council, which set a dangerous precedent in international relations.
In view of those considerations,his delegation was convinced that the action to suspend its participation in the meeting was entirely politically motivated and could set a dangerous precedent for the future with respect to the status of the States parties to the Convention and create serious obstacles in its implementation.