Examples of using Case of libya in English and their translations into Russian
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The case of Libya has already been referred to.
For my part, my experience of the Court is limited to the case of Libya.
Take the case of Libya, where the Security Council was able to prevent a massacre in Benghazi.
The EU has to officially submit request to NATO on implementation of the Berlin plus, but this did not happen in the case of Libya.
However, in the case of Libya, many critics argued that the US was"leading from behind.
The United Kingdom has worked effectively with the United States in the case of Libya's programmes and in countering the A.Q. Khan network.
The case of Libya is regarded in Russian official discourse as an unconstitutional shift in power.
Sanctions had been used to enforce resolutions of the Council, as well as in other situations,one of which was the case of Libya.
The case of Libya, as with any intervention in a complex situation, offers lessons to be learned.
In the case of Haiti, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia andthe former Yugoslavia sanctions have been fully lifted and in the case of Libya they were suspended.
As the case of Libya shows, the empire is ready, in any scenario, to create the political conditions for going to war.
They also include managing crises as they arise,as in the recent case of Libya, and working together with our partners in the international community to establish and keep peace.
In the case of Libya, UNMAS is working with the States that participated in the military operations under the United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1970 and 1973.
We find recent examples of promises-- subject to conditions, to be sure-- in the matter of the lifting of sanctions, as in the case of Libya and the sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council.
In the case of Libya, it was at the initiative of some of its members that the League of Arab States requested the Security Council to take measures to protect the population.
They should have specific objectives, be clearly targeted and have specified time-frames, and they should be completely and formally lifted as soon as they are no longer necessary,as should have been done in the case of Libya.
The referral of the case of Libya to the International Criminal Court by the Security Council revealed once again a negative trend that Cuba has repeatedly condemned.
The protection of populations from crimes against humanity andthe risk of other crimes and violations related to the responsibility to protect were the basis on which the Security Council authorized measures under Chapter VII of the Charter in the case of Libya.
The case of Libya demonstrates that the problem of proliferation can be tackled through discussion and engagement and that States have nothing to fear from coming forward and admitting non-compliance.
In the case of Darfur, the Council acted on a recommendation by its International Commission of Inquiry, and in the case of Libya, the referral took place while the Commission of Inquiry established by the Human Rights Council was still carrying out its investigations and fact-finding.
The case of Libya demonstrates that the problems of proliferation can, with good will, be tackled through discussion and engagement, and that States have nothing to fear from coming forward and admitting non-compliance.
With respect to impunity, the speaker noted the referral to the International Criminal Court in the case of Libya, the dialogue with the Prosecutor of the Court, the discussion of the question of deferral in Kenya, and increasing concern about children and armed conflict and the protection of civilians.
The case of Libya demonstrates that the problems of proliferation can, with good will, be tackled through discussion and engagement, that countries can abandon programmes voluntarily and peacefully, and that States have nothing to fear from coming forward and admitting non-compliance.
Primary among them are the serial non-compliance of Iran, the case of Libya and the A. Q. Khan trafficking network-- whose magnitude and the potential of whose customers are yet to be fully disclosed.
The case of Libya demonstrates that the problems of proliferation can, with good will, be tackled through discussion and engagement, that countries can abandon programmes voluntarily and peacefully and that States have nothing to fear from coming forward and admitting non-compliance.
Although the international community has acted under Chapters VI, VII and VIII of the Charter,it is understandable that the greatest attention has been paid to Security Council action under Chapter VII. In the case of Libya, the Security Council decided to authorize the use of force after most of its members had come to the conclusion that a series of peaceful measures had proven inadequate.
The case of Libya should alert us to the desire to practice a new imperial version of colonialism: military interventionism endorsed by the anti-democratic bodies of the United Nations and justified by prefabricated lies.
Let us remember that the case of Libya was brought before the Security Council on the basis of intense propaganda on the part of the media, which lied in saying that the Libyan Air Force was bombing innocent civilians, not to mention the grotesque media setting of Tripoli's Green Square.
I refer here to the cases of Libya and of Iraq.
That has occurred in the cases of Libya, Sudan, Iraq, Cuba and Iran with the imposition of multilateral sanctions regimes against those countries.