Примеры использования There was no justification на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There was no justification for focusing solely on external resources.
The report was confusing and imprecise, and there was no justification for the proposals it contained.
There was no justification for such an attack, none whatsoever.
In view of the differences between the two programmes, there was no justification for merging sections 23 and 35 of the budget.
There was no justification for continuing to delay resumption of talks.
However, the Commission considered that there was no justification for the open-ended payment of the non-removal element.
There was no justification for the deliberate planning and expansion of settlements, or the Wall.
That meant that public officials could not be empowered to resort to such measures and there was no justification for such acts.
According to him, there was no justification for his arrest and detention.
Ethiopia condemned all acts of terrorism irrespective of their form, motivation ormanifestation and considered that there was no justification for such acts.
Ms. Bowen(Jamaica) said there was no justification for the forced recruitment of children as soldiers.
If the article was moved to chapter I with an indication that chapter III could be varied by agreement,then there was no justification for moving it.
There was no justification for the current disenfranchisement of more than three million American citizens.
The issue should be discussed on its merits; there was no justification for resorting to questions of sovereignty and domestic jurisdiction.
There was no justification for linking labour standards with trade, for such a link might constitute a new form of protectionism.
While noting UNITAR's position,the Board considers that there was no justification for exercising flexibility to circumvent established procedures on procurement.
There was no justification for some countries to unilaterally pay less than their legally binding share, or nothing at all.
Iraq states that,as it repeatedly said it would not attack Saudi Arabia, there was no justification for equipment being evacuated or not delivered.
Similarly, there was no justification for gratis personnel at senior levels in DAM or OIOS.
Other members contended that none of those criteria was superior to the one being used and hence there was no justification for making a change.
To say that there was no justification for terror did not give governments carte blanche to violate international law in the name of combating terrorism.
Since Japan's views on the substance of the issue were well known, there was no justification, at that juncture, for a vote on such a well-supported draft resolution.
There was no justification for examining expulsion in the course of an armed conflict, since that issue was already covered by international humanitarian law.
He stated that the paratroopers had been arrested because of the tragic outcome but,as the investigation had unfolded, it became clear that there was no justification for keeping them in detention.
They concluded that there was no justification to separate Dromiceiomimus from Ornithomimus, sinking Dromiceiomimus as a synonym of O. edmontonicus.
It was obvious that the Inspectors must have proven administrative andfinancial expertise, but there was no justification for making the Unit inaccessible to all but financial and budgetary experts.
It believed that there was no justification for the retention of weapons of mass destruction, which should be dismantled in the shortest possible time.
Such a step was important at a time when some scientists were trying to conduct dangerous experiments in the unnatural,asexual reproduction of human beings, for which there was no justification.
There was no justification for those continued violations which created a state of tension and constituted a dangerous precedent in international relations.
A strong executive was certainly needed when economic conditions were difficult, but there was no justification for the negation of judicial independence or the executive's arrogation to itself of legislative power.