Примеры использования Which they were expelled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We cannot forget the situation of Palestinian refugees andtheir right to return to the land from which they were expelled.
Well over half a million refugees would find it impossible to return to villages,towns and cities from which they were expelled if Serbian forces that committed murder, rape and torture were to continue to control those territories.
International Law condemns this ethnic cleansing and obliges Israël to recognise the inalienable right of the victims andtheir descendants to return to the lands from which they were expelled.
The Jahalin requested that they return to their land in Tel Arad,in the Negev, from which they were expelled in 1950. The Jerusalem Times, 31 January.
Those causes come down to the continued Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories and its refusal to implement the resolutions of international legitimacy, including Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantees the Palestine refugees' right to return to the homes from which they were expelled.
The speedy, secure andorganized return of all Croatian citizens to those regions of Croatia from which they were expelled or displaced;
Those causes come down to Israel's continued occupation of Palestinian territories and its refusal to implement the resolutions of international legitimacy, including Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantees the Palestine refugees' right to return to the homes from which they were expelled.
Chairman Arafat became the loudest voice and the unyielding symbol of the cause of the Palestinian people in the struggle for their inalienable national rights, aimed at the creation of a fully independent State, with East Jerusalem as its capital, andthe return of all refugees to their place of origin, from which they were expelled as a consequence of a genocide that has remained unpunished for more than 56 years.
The principal reason for the Palestinian presence in Lebanon and neighbouring States, including Syria, is Israel's continued occupation of Palestinian territory and its refusal to implement the resolutions of international legitimacy, especially Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantee the refugees' right of return to the land from which they were expelled.
Israel was to comply with the principles of the Charter and respect the relevant resolutions, especially Assembly resolutions 181(II) and 194(III), which both stress the right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent State on their national territory andthe right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their homeland, from which they were expelled by coercion.
We also reiterate that the primary reason for the Palestinian presence in Lebanon and other neighbouring States,including Syria, is the continued occupation by Israel of Palestinian territory and its refusal to implement United Nations resolutions, including General Assembly resolution 194(III), which guarantees the Palestine refugees the right to return to the homes from which they were expelled.
We also reiterate that the primary reason for the Palestinian presence in Lebanon and neighbouring States, including Syria, is Israel's continued occupation of Palestinian territory and its refusal to implement internationally recognized resolutions, including General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantees the right of the refugees to return to the lands from which they were expelled.
We also reiterate that the primary reason for the Palestinian presence in Lebanon and neighbouring States, including Syria, is Israel's arrogance and continued occupation of Palestinian territory and its refusal to implement internationally recognized resolutions, including General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantees the right of the refugees to return to the lands from which they were expelled.
The principal reason for the Palestinian presence in Lebanon and neighbouring States, including Syria, is Israel's continued occupation of Palestinian territory and its refusal to implement the resolutions of international legitimacy, especially Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantee the refugees' right of return to the lands from which they were expelled.
The efforts of the Quartet are essential to move the political process forward and to find a solution that, in accordance with international legitimacy, ends the Israeli occupation, dismantles the settlements, fulfils the aspirations of the Palestinian people to establish their own State in their homeland,including East Jerusalem, and enables the refugees to return to their homes and villages, from which they were expelled in 1948.
We also reiterate that the primary reason for the Palestinian presence in Lebanon and other neighbouring States, including Syria, is the continued occupation by Israel of Palestinian territory and its refusal to implement United Nations resolutions, including General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantees the Palestine refugees the right to return to the homes from which they were expelled by occupation forces.
We also reiterate that the primary reason for the Palestinian presence in Lebanon and other neighbouring States, including Syria, is the continued occupation by Israel of Palestinian territory and its refusal to implement United Nations resolutions, including Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and General Assembly resolution 194(III),which guarantees the Palestine refugees the right to return to the homes from which they were expelled.
With regard to allegations referring to mass relocations of nonArabs andarabization of areas from which they are expelled, the Special Rapporteur would like to refer to his interim report to the General Assembly A/55/294.
This is due, first of all,to the fact that people cannot go back to the homes from which they were barbarously expelled.
Four million Palestinians live in exile andin refugee camps awaiting the time of their return to their homeland, from which they were forcibly expelled.
The number of persons who were expelled, returned or extradited, the countries to which they were sent, and the means used by the State party to ensure that these persons were not likely to be tortured in the country of destination.
It will no doubt became apparent that for many expellees the major concern is not simply the possibility of compensation, but also enjoyment of the right to return to the countries from which they were improperly expelled. This is entirely different from the cases of people who have been expelled with respect for due process and in conformity with international law.
Some undocumented aliens were expelled against their will to countries of which they were not nationals without an effort to ascertain their true identity, simply because they possessed a travel document of the receiving country, which they might have obtained by fraud.
The Constitution's Article 66, the first paragraph, provides that the right of foreigners to enter Iceland and to stay in Iceland,and the reasons for which they may be expelled, shall be laid down by law.
Constitutional Act No. 97/1995 also inserted into the Constitution's Article 66, the second paragraph, the provision that the right of aliens to enter Iceland andstay there, and the reasons for which they may be expelled, shall be laid down by law.
The Constitutional Act No. 97/1995 also introduced into article 66(2) of the Constitution the provision that the right of foreigners to enter Iceland and reside there,and the reasons for which they may be expelled, are to be laid down in law.
When the Venetians called for help in Crete against the Ottoman Turks,the Pope extracted in return a promise that the Jesuits should be permitted back in Venetian territory, from which they had been expelled in 1606.
A few days later,the UNITA Political Committee issued a communiqué insisting that the extension of state administration should be linked to the return of UNITA functionaries to all locations from which they had been expelled and the end of abuses perpetrated by ANP.
Persons who had been expelled should not be prosecuted in the receiving State for the same offence for which they had been tried in the expelling State, in keeping with the general prohibition of double jeopardy.
My country firmly believes that we should implement the provisions of that declaration,particularly the provision for the safe return of Bosnian refugees to the homes from which they have been expelled, and that a Security Council resolution should be adopted rejecting the fait accompli situation that was arbitrarily imposed on the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, calling for the restoration of its sovereignty over all its territories and ensuring its territorial integrity.