Examples of using Right to defend itself in English and their translations into Finnish
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It's Israel's right to defend itself.
It is quite clear that the State of Israel has a right to defend itself.
Democracy has the right to defend itself and it will do so.
The Australian Prime Minister denies the claims,of its sovereignty. but asserts the country's right to defend itself against any violation.
Every country has the right to defend itself against terrorists.
It has been subjected to the most horrendous external and internal terrorism and, in consequence,it undoubtedly has the right to defend itself.
Israel retained the right to defend itself and would retaliate if Iraq took any offensive action.
Finally every nation has a right to defend itself.
But asserts the country's right to defend itself against any violation The Australian Prime Minister denies the claims.
Once we are in this Parliament, however, Parliament constitutes a body in its own right, with its own personality, with the right to defend itself.
There is no doubt in my mind that Israel has the right to defend itself against violence and terror, by military means if necessary.
The Commission is entitled to apply a general presumption that disclosing any document in this phase would undermine the protection of the purpose of the investigations, namely,to give the Member State an opportunity to comply with its obligations and to exercise its right to defend itself.
For instance, a balance must be struck between a state's right to defend itself against terrorist action and the need to ensure civil rights for prisoners.
Every country has the right to defend itself, but that does not entitle it to use unreasonable force on a large scale or take the sort of action witnessed in Beit Hanoun.
I believe that everybody in this House recognises Israel's legitimate right to defend itself, but it would have been no bad thing for the United Nations to have condemned this tragic event.
Yes, Israel has a right to defend itself against indiscriminate attacks on civilians, but it has a duty as a democracy to be more just than its disposable power implies.
We would urge the IMF also to act vigorously in this regard because,although each State has a right to defend itself against terrorism, what we observe in Chechnya is grossly disproportionate to the scale of the perceived threat and we have to deplore and condemn it at every opportunity.
While I recognise that Israel has the right to defend itself against attack, many of us saw the documentary on Gaza yesterday and listened to our colleagues who had recently visited the region.
This is not about denying Israel the right to defend itself against terrorism, but about our strongest condemnation and rejection of excessive courses of action that really have nothing to do with counter-terrorism.
The European Union has always recognised Israel's right to defend itself, but security does not consist solely of preventing terrorists from carrying out their abhorrent attacks; first and foremost, it is a matter of winning the people's hearts and minds.
Nor can it confine itself to defending the rights of the developing world, now that the plutocracy has its sights set more firmly than ever on people in the developed world.