Примеры использования Where war на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His more fiery emotions, except where war is concerned, have cooled;
Most recently in 2008 relations between Eritrea andDjibouti were driven to a point where war was imminent.
Play World of Warcraft where war never ends and there's always something to discover.
He is 59 years old and comes from the eastern part of Ukraine where war rages presently.
It is not merely a world where war is kept in check for a balancing of armed forces.
Regarding other events in the Middle East region,he expressed serious concern over developments in Iraq, where war seemed imminent.
You have indicated your desire to enter a new era where war no longer takes place, and call for world peace.
Where war is thought to be unlikely not because of mutual fear but because of mutual satisfaction with the prevailing situation”. Stable Peace, by Kenneth Boulding.
We will create a better world for all, where war will be a thing of the past.
However, where war crimes were in question, crimes against humanity and genocide could be considered related crimes and therefore could be tried in military tribunals.
My country is deeply concerned at the recent situation in Afghanistan where war continues to bring death and devastation.
This constancy is remarkable in a region where wars, peasant revolts and revolution hardly allowed a moment's peace for the aristocratic properties dotted about the landscape.
One time all attention of black archeology was focused in Iraq- where war was carrying out in museum under open sky.
In as many as 50 countries around the world where war is still raging or where recovery has begun, the aspirations of the Convention are being flouted with impunity, blighting the future of millions of children.
Thus, the reference to Bosnia andHerzegovina and to Croatia, where war was indeed going on, was fully justified.
It therefore appears that while all cannot agree on how dangerous missiles are, there may be consensus that certain forms of behaviour are dangerous,especially in a strategic relationship where war is a possibility.
We are dealing with a highly aberrant social structure around your world, where war and aggression are seen to be"normal" and continuous.
The strike against Prime Minister Rabin is at the same time an attack against the will of the large gathering which, only a few minutes before the criminal act occurred, was expressing clearly the support and hope that millions of Jews and Arabs and millions of others around the world saw in him andin other pioneers of peace in that part of the world, where war has taken so many lives over several generations.
My delegation is concerned at the situation in Sierra Leone, where war has been raging for four years, with great loss of life and property.
Reintegration often takes place in the aftermath of protracted conflicts, such as in Burundi, Liberia,Sierra Leone and the Sudan, where wars lasted for more than a decade.
The Peacebuilding Commission must become the means of renewing nations, where war and the collapse of proper systems of government have left them ravaged and their people desolate.
It must be mentioned that military actions andterrorism insurance is available only for the territories where war or ATO is not currently in action.
This leads us to the entire region of the Horn of Africa, where war, drought and famine have inflicted untold suffering on its people, with whom we have relations of kinship and neighbourhood.
We have a historic opportunity to create a united Europe, ultimately developing integration andcooperation to a point where war becomes inconceivable anywhere on our continent.
Effective arms control measures can only be achieved andsustained in a region where war, armed conflict, terrorism, political hostility and incitement are not features of everyday life.
Provisions have been made for the establishment of mobile courts,which can operate in areas where war is being waged or a state of emergency has been declared.
Another significant detail is the fact that the struggle against heroin traffic goes unmentioned in a country where war has turned poppy growers into the only people capable of satisfying the country's medical demand of opium and, in addition to this, of supplying countless people with the drug.
While many of the types of discrimination and inequality impeding the advancement of women were universal, the dangers andshortcomings which threatened the welfare of women were particularly great in the developing countries, where war, the external-debt burden and structural-adjustment measures had the greatest impact on the most vulnerable groups of society.
Raimo Väyrynen andAndrej Tusicisny differentiated between interstate security communities(where war between states is unlikely) and comprehensive security communities where both interstate conflicts and civil wars are seen as unthinkable.