Примеры использования Their own defence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All States have the right andresponsibility to provide for their own defence.
During this period, as the cities took command of their own defences, the Duchies of Gaeta and Amalfi gained their independence from the Duchy of Naples.
With the assistance of two bilingual inmates,the authors prepared their own defence.
The East Timorese have expressed a desire to have their own defence force on independence, along the lines recommended in Option Three of the recent study made by King's College London.
From 1870 until 1901, each of the six colonial governments was responsible for their own defence.
These cities, exposed to pirate raids(mostly Saracen),organized their own defence, providing themselves substantial war fleets.
If men seemed unrepresented it was because they generally chose to speak in their own defence.
Since the Army was unable to provide security throughout the country,some communities had organized their own defences, and it was possible that children were being used in that context without the Government's awareness or ability to intercede.
But the“ninja” strategy was foiled by the organizedreaction of local communities, who rallied to their own defence.
As a direct result of the move towards implementing the e-Court system and the right of accused to participate in their own defence, the Registry implemented a procedure to allow the secure use of computers by detainees.
The General Assembly had adopted that resolution without giving the Falkland Islanders an opportunity to speak in their own defence.
The returnees were confronted by the inevitability of putting up their own defence, which had intensified the clashes.
According to information received, detainees have little or no access to legal counsel orthe means by which they might prepare their own defence.
To maintain anddevelop their industries to meet their own defence and security needs;
The Brazilian State, as ordered by the Constitution, shall provide full andfree legal assistance to those who show that they do not have the means to pay for their own defence.
To export arms to help other nations to meet their own defence and security needs.
There was a great deal of trafficking in arms, largely from Central American countries, andcommunities were arming for their own defence.
The Belgians, recognising the danger posed by the Germans, secretly made their own defence policies, troop movement information, communications, fixed defence dispositions, intelligence and air reconnaissance arrangements available to the French military attaché in Brussels.
The State shall provide legal assistance for persons who do not have the means to provide for their own defence, in accordance with the law.
This includes the right of States to meet their own defence and security needs, and needs relating to their participation in international peace support operations, both through domestic production and through the responsible importing of arms.
After publication of the instruments in the Official Gazette,citizens are entitled to invoke them directly in their own defence before the courts.
It is clear that the time has come to articulate the normative values that are to be pursued in guaranteeing the security of those who are not in a position to undertake their own defence and to reassure them that their reliance on the United Nations as the guarantor of their sovereignty against violations by stronger nations has not been misplaced.
Initially these were militias in support of British regulars, but when military support for thecolonies ended in 1870, the colonies assumed their own defence responsibilities.
Edward punished Lancaster's supporters through a system of special courts across the country, with the judges instructed in advance how to sentence the accused,who were not allowed to speak in their own defence.
In particular, detainees and accused persons have the rightto defence counsel from the moment of their arrest, and also to conduct their own defence Code of Criminal Procedure, art. 46.
The causes are many: the earlier supply of weapons to client States by the parties to the cold war, internal conflicts, competition for commercial markets, criminal activity and the collapse of governmental law and order functions which both gives free rein to the criminals andcreates a legitimate reason for ordinary citizens to acquire weapons for their own defence.
While it is true that the US has increased its European Reassurance Initiative funding,many European allies have also raised their own defence budgets responding to increased collective defence needs.
France hopes that the other members of the Conference will be able to display the same restraint, andthat they will object to decisions by this forum only when their own defence interests are at stake.
The many draft resolutions adopted by the General Assembly on this question during the present session demonstrate the international community's ever-greater concern at the scope of the phenomenon, as well as the desire to find a solution which,while respecting the legitimate right of all States to ensure their own defence, could at the same time safeguard the sometimes precarious balance underlying peace and security in some regions of the world.
In order to reduce delays further, in 2010 legislative provision had been made for an alternate defender to be available in cases in which accused persons had not organized their own defence or their defence counsel had failed to appear in court.