Примеры использования To retaliation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Victims have no right to retaliation.
In at least three cases,staff members have filed applications with the Dispute Tribunal challenging a determination made by the Ethics Office that they were not subject to retaliation.
Even those who were totally opposed to"retaliation" pleaded for clemency.
The protection of witnesses is a particular difficulty in many small countries where even anonymous witnesses can be identifiedwith relative ease and can then be subject to retaliation or intimidation.
Sex workers who complain of abuse are subjected to retaliation and further abuse from police.
In light of recent events, how do you respond to Dr. Berardi's claim that the practical reason for not assassinating foreign leaders is that our officials andfamilies are vulnerable to retaliation?
Failed escape attempts arepunished by death and successful attempts lead to retaliation against the relatives of the escapee.
Such actions give rise to retaliation, like the threat by Argentina to increase import duties on some Brazilian products, such as steel, on the grounds that they are subsidized.
The success of separatism,on the other hand, leads to retaliations.
This shall be without prejudice to the victim's right to retaliation(qisas), blood money(diyah) or an indemnity for bodily injury(arsh).
The process is fair for all involved, andthe person making a report in good faith will not be subject to retaliation for doing so.
The fixed penalties laid down in the Holy Koran,as well as the right to retaliation and blood money, are intended to protect the social entity and ensure equality among its members by preventing any disparity in the punishment of offenders.
Children were paid to act as informants,which exposes them to retaliation and punishment.
With reference to retaliation, it should be noted that the policy on protection against retaliation relates only to cases of retaliation that occur as a consequence of reporting misconduct or for cooperating with fact-finding activities.
Lack of special measures for the child witness may expose him or her to retaliation by the offender.
It has been alleged by the Taliban authorities that most of the recent bombing raids on Kabul during which numerous civilians were killed amounted to retaliation for the losses incurred by the opposition alliance on the front lines. On 6 January, the governor of Kabul stated that the Taliban would execute by hanging persons belonging to the opposition alliance who were in their custody in retaliation for the bomb explosion in a Kabul marketplace on 5 January 1997 in which several persons were killed.
Such activities, when undertaken in conflict-affected areas,may put children at risk and expose them to retaliation by members of armed groups.
However, in a recent case, the Dispute Tribunal affirmed its competence to review a determination made by the Ethics Office, also an independent entity,that a staff member was not subject to retaliation.
In addition, the use of air power in Bosnia and Herzegovina can expose widely dispersedUnited Nations military and civilian personnel to retaliation, with limited possibilities for protecting them.
The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission will also accept and investigate complaints from individuals who, as a result of filing a complaint, giving evidence or otherwise assisting in the processing of a complaint of discrimination,are subjected to retaliation.
The focus had been placed instead on the protection of whistle-blowers in the private sector,owing to a perception that they were more vulnerable to retaliation and other negative consequences as a result of reporting corruption.
The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission will also accept and investigate complaints from individuals who, as a result of filing a complaint, giving evidence or otherwise assisting in the processing of a complaint of discrimination,are subjected to retaliation.
The UNPROFOR Commander in Bosnia and Herzegovina opposed the wider use of force, on the grounds that NATO air attacks jeopardized the United Nations humanitarian mission,exposed United Nations personnel to retaliation by the Serbs, and crossed“the Mogadishu line” which separated neutral peacekeeping from war fighting.
CoE-CPT indicated that the illegitimate use of force by staff against prisoners in Idrizovo prison was frequent, uncontrolled and directed against vulnerable inmates andthat prisoners were convinced that complaining would aggravate their situation or lead to retaliation.
On the other hand, for the Secretary-General to be liable for a decision by OIOS not to investigate a complaint ora determination by the Ethics Office that a staff member was not subject to retaliation, he would also need to have the authority to modify such a decision or determination.
Option C would require substantial reinforcement of the Force and a change in its mandate so that it could initiate military action when the consent and cooperation of a party was withheld and ensure the protection of its own personnel and those of UNHCR andother civilian agencies if this led to retaliation and further escalation.
He stressed that UNPROFOR had to ensure that any use of air strikes was based on verified information, also noting that the use of air power would exposeUnited Nations military and civilian personnel to retaliation.“The agreement of NATO to act only in full consultation with UNPROFOR addresses these concerns.”.
Upon defecting or self-demobilizing, these children find themselves alone in Mogadishu without any family orclan support and exposed to retaliation and re-recruitment.
Indeed, if the Secretary-General were to require OIOS to initiate or terminate an investigation orto instruct the Ethics Office to modify a determination as to whether a staff member had been subject to retaliation, such instructions would fundamentally undermine the independent status of these entities.
Further, the involvement of communities in these demining processes entails a considerable security risk andthey may be subject to retaliation by nonState armed groups.