Examples of using Foreign intervention in English and their translations into Russian
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Moreover, an armed rebellion with foreign intervention.
To reject any foreign intervention from any entity in this purely African matter;
It opposed coercive measures,interference and foreign intervention.
Foreign intervention can only be positive if it promotes national reconciliation and national harmony.
In the Sudan, Arab lethargy has led to foreign intervention in its affairs.
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For over a decade, Pakistan supported the legitimate struggle of our Afghan brothers against foreign intervention.
Increasing foreign intervention has heightened various internal factors of instability, thus compounding their difficulties.
He accused President Anastasio Bustamante of allowing foreign intervention in national affairs.
Ten years after the foreign intervention ended, almost 3 million Afghan refugees are still in Pakistan and Iran.
It indicated that any solution could only be the outcome of Syrian-led policies without foreign intervention.
It remains vigilant against the danger of foreign intervention, which takes on different forms with each passing day.
General Morgan" asserted that people had had a right to defend their country against perceived foreign intervention in that period.
To draw attention to the danger that foreign intervention in the affairs of States members of the League of Arab States poses to regional security and stability;
Nor should the United Nations become an instrument for unwanted foreign intervention in the internal affairs of States.
Additionally, the Russian delegation said that Syria alone held the power to change the fate of its people, without foreign intervention.
You are awarethat the Afghan nation, as a result of the imposed war and blatant foreign intervention, compounded by the drought, has faced burdensome hardships.
While Singapore wants international support in this effort, Indonesia andMalaysia are opposed to foreign intervention.
To call attention to the fact that foreign intervention in the affairs of a State member of the League of Arab States poses a danger to security and stability in the region;
Any development process could only be an outcome of Syrian-led policies, without any foreign intervention.
It remained open to a peaceful solution to the crisis,excluding any foreign intervention, and would persist with its ambitious reforms to promote human rights.
To that end, it was necessary to create an environment in which his nation could decide its national affairs by itself without foreign intervention.
However, with the American and French revolutions,the issues of international recognition and foreign intervention coming to the core of this kind of conflict, for the first time.
The Ministers reaffirmed their total respect for Syrian sovereignty, independence, unity andterritorial integrity and their rejection of any foreign intervention.
Furthermore, the widespread and brutal foreign intervention has taken the issue beyond the boundaries of Bahrain and has, increasingly, threatened regional security and stability.
The Secretary-General of LAS stressed that the League was attempting to avoid any foreign intervention, especially military intervention. .
Supporting efforts to end the Syrian crisis without foreign intervention, preventing a descent into civil war and preserving the unity and territorial sovereignty of Syria.
Dialogue and cooperation between parties provided the best solution to any situation,obviating the need to resort to foreign intervention, pressure or conditions.
In a move to stave off foreign intervention two days before the revolution, Nasser had notified the American and British governments of his intentions, and both had agreed not to aid Farouk.
Historical legacies of, or collective grievances stemming from, domination, oppression,subjugation or foreign intervention can enable narratives of victimization to take hold.
Those demands have become stepping stones used by armed groups to sow discord and to sabotage our security,eventually becoming a new pretext for foreign intervention.