Примеры использования Such a doctrine на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is such a doctrine.
But the apostles could not grasp such a doctrine;
Such a doctrine may ultimately be incorporated in an amendment to the Charter.
I'm sure your mother made you familiar with such a doctrine.
The Panel found evidence in support of the existence of such a doctrine in several Member States' national legislation and noted.
Was Pakistan supposed to be happy with the declaration of such a doctrine?
Development of such a doctrine is a major priority and could come from an examination of procedures already developed within existing alliances;
Apostle Paul wrote that just to counter such a doctrine.
Such a doctrine of strength and hypocrisy disturbs the international order, while seriously threatening peace and security not only in the Middle East but also in the rest of the world.
Moreover there are strong voices-- Salmon and Rousseau-- against such a doctrine.
The choice of such a doctrine on the non-use of landmines is particularly significant given the international responsibilities incumbent upon France and the commitment of its armies throughout the world to peace.
Turning to the draft"capstone doctrine" document circulated by DPKO,he said that the development of such a doctrine was overdue.
Such a doctrine, whatever its questionable merits during the cold war, is now neither credible nor consistent with the concept of a clearly non-winnable nuclear war.
Is the international community supposed to be reassured by the announcement of such a doctrine, especially when it stipulates that it will be accompanied by a further build-up of conventional weapons as well?
In such a doctrine, as is evident, there is no room for the idea of God; there is no difference between matter and spirit, between soul and body; there is neither survival of the soul after death nor any hope in a future life.
I would like to take this opportunity once again to underline the dangers of such a doctrine, the dangers of such a mistaken belief on the part of Indian leaders that they can go to war with Pakistan and keep it limited.
Such a doctrine would also help facilitate a better understanding of the strategic role of United Nations Police in missions, particularly their role regarding the transfer of essential skills to local police institutions.
It was also observed that the General Assembly had presupposed the existence of such a doctrine when, in its resolution 52/156 of 15 December 1997, it had endorsed the decision which the Commission had taken at its previous session to study the subject.
Such a doctrine would also constitute a grave violation of the positive and negative security assurances given by nuclearweapon States in the early 1980s and reaffirmed in 1995, including in a Security Council resolution.
Refusing to human life any sacred orspiritual character, such a doctrine logically makes of marriage and the family a purely artificial and civil institution, the outcome of a specific economic system.
In the final analysis, such a doctrine would promote the advent and spreading of a culture that would give security to peoples and individuals and would mobilize energies and resources that had long been gobbled up by the arms race, thereby serving to protect and promote the rights of every person, including the fundamental right to life and to living in conditions compatible with the value and dignity of the individual.
The Secretary-General further expressed his-- and, indeed, our-- concern that,if such a doctrine were applied arbitrarily, it could set precedents that could result in the proliferation of the unilateral and lawless use of force, with or without justification.
Such a doctrine partly admits to:an early neglect of institutions, especially of law and the role of the State; the importance of real growth as an objective that cannot result spontaneously from monetary stabilization alone; the significance of enterprise governance besides ownership changes; and the role of social dimensions of systemic transformation World Bank, 1996, 1997; Zecchini, ed., 1997.
France is the first permanent member of the Security Council to adopt a doctrine based on such a strict ban on the use of anti-personnel mines.
I appreciate the efforts by a number of Member States to consider the components of such a capacity, including doctrine, training and command-and-control issues.
Such a provision would reflect jurisprudence, doctrine and, possibly, State practice on the Calvo Clause.
At a time when multilateralism and the United Nations itself are faced with challenges such as the doctrine of pre-emptive action, we believe that it is critical for the General Assembly to adopt such a resolution.
The people of Gibraltar considered that there was no such doctrine in the United Nations or in international law.