Examples of using Resorting to force in English and their translations into Arabic
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We hope that resorting to force without the Council's approval will not constitute a precedent.
We reaffirm that nothingin the current circumstances justifies abandoning the inspections process or resorting to force.
Imposing sanctions or resorting to force can hardly offer a sustainable solution to proliferation concerns.
They often do so under difficult and dangerous circumstances,and in some cases they cannot fulfil their functions without resorting to force.
Should the peacekeepers be perceived as resorting to force arbitrarily, the mission will not receive the much needed cooperation of the population.
An important role in this respect is played by internationalsanctions which make it possible to exert pressure without resorting to force.
The Ministry emphasizes once again the inadmissibility of resorting to force and to acts of terrorism as a means of solving political differences.
A democratic society will always be inclined to put intelligence and wisdom in play to solve its problems orsettle conflicts, instead of resorting to force.
Second, proliferation concerns should be addressed through dialogue and negotiation because exerting pressure,imposing sanctions or resorting to force alone were not effective solutions; they would merely aggravate the situation.
With this historic event these two States have once again demonstrated how beneficial it is to settle a dispute by peaceful means rather than by resorting to force.
We believe that resorting to force and violence in international relations, in contravention of the United Nations Charter and the principles of international law, does not promote international legitimacy but leaves the door wide open to the law of the jungle.
We would like here to make a pressing appeal to all those involved to renounce resorting to force as a means of solving disputes.
If- immediately after independence- the Republic of Armenia wished to challenge the sovereignty of the Republic of Azerbaijan over Nagorny Karabakh,it should have done that by peaceful means instead of resorting to force.
It is clear that before resorting to force in keeping with the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations and international law, priority must be given to international assistance and capacity-building in order to help a State meet its obligations.
For the Saharans to be able to choose their future freely, the United Nations must exercise its authority,including resorting to force to enforce the principles of its Charter.
This long awaited report on the violent nature of crime in South Africa found that the country ' s history of colonization andapartheid created a culture where people see resorting to force as normal.
The Conference reiterated the urgency of cessation of violence and armed hostilities,and called upon conflicting Afghan parties to refrain from resorting to force and to settle their differences by peaceful means through inter-Afghan negotiations for a durable political solution and the establishment of a broad-based government.
Most of Africa was already independent by this time, so the resolution was principally a political directive to settle disputes bytreaty based on pre-existing borders rather than by resorting to force.
The Ministers reiterated the call to solve all sovereignty andterritorial disputes in the South China Sea by peaceful means without resorting to force and/or threat to use force, and urged all parties to exercise restraint with a view to creating a positive climate for the eventual resolution of all contentious issues.
Despite these violations and despite the fact that the Georgian Government already considers itself bound by the 12 August ceasefire agreement and has always considered that this ceasefire prohibits the use of force, we unilaterally declare that we will seek reunification andde-occupation only through peaceful means, without resorting to force.
Morocco firmly believes in dialogue and negotiations as ameans of settling regional and international disputes. It also considers that resorting to force, whatever the reason or motives, will not yield viable solutions or lead to a just, lasting and comprehensive peace in the Middle East. On the contrary, it will only exacerbate and prolong the status quo.
The Government ' s recent agreement with the association of former members of the Armed Forces(ADEFAES) to facilitate benefits to 5,000 members of that organization raises disturbing questions given the scarcity of funds and land available for reintegration programmes and the need to discourage theimpression that benefits can be obtained by resorting to force.
They agreed that the transformation processes in the region created the need to search for ways of addressing crises in countries in the Middle East and North Africa within the framework of international law andonly through peaceful means, without resorting to force, through establishing a broad national dialogue with due respect for the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of the countries in the region.
Resort to force is never a basis for sustainable peace.
Resort to force then becomes indispensable.
Instead, the resort to force for political ends seems deeply entrenched in the political culture.