Examples of using Internal autonomy in English and their translations into Russian
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Disrespect of internal autonomy.
In 1973, three communities and three regions were established and granted internal autonomy.
The Faroe Islands had internal autonomy, governing its own internal affairs, but cooperated with Denmark in the area of international obligations.
All have a large degree of internal autonomy.
Cyrenaica enjoyed a brief period of internal autonomy in 1949-51 when the British authorities recognised Amir Mohammed Idris Al-Senussi as Emir of Cyrenaica.
All have a large degree of internal autonomy.
Following the Second Anglo-Maratha War of 1803-1805, the Gaekwads of Baroda made peace with the British, entering into a subsidiary alliance which acknowledged British suzerainty andcontrol of the state's external affairs in return for retaining internal autonomy.
The island of Rotuma has the status of a dependency, and enjoys a degree of internal autonomy, with its own island council.
Cyrenaica enjoyed a brief period of internal autonomy in 1949-51 when the British authorities recognised Amir Mohammed Idris Al-Senussi as Emir of Cyrenaica, which ended on 24 December 1951 when Cyrenaica, Tripolitania and Fezzan were unified as the Kingdom of Libya.
Greenland and the Faroe Islands are also partof the Danish Realm, but both enjoy internal autonomy.
In some countries it is recognized as a source of law,in others its role is limited to the exercise of internal autonomy or self-government by indigenous peoples and local communities, while many countries have yet to give formal recognition to customary law.
In February 2007, the European Court of Human Rights invoked this freedom in its ASLEF judgment to justify the internal autonomy of trade unions.
The Constitution contains provisions designed, on one hand, to ensure that the internal autonomy of the Communities and Regions is as extensive as possible at the international level and, on the other hand, to guarantee, through appropriate mechanisms, consistency and unity in the country's external relations.
The twenty-six conditions strictly limited the Azerbaijani administrative andmilitary presence in the region and underscored the internal autonomy of Mountainous Karabagh.
Initiatives such as self-determination through internal autonomy provided for under the Charter needed the collective consideration and support of the entire international community in order to forestall wars, human suffering and anarchy resulting from the new phenomenon of"failed" nation States incapable of sustaining themselves.
Nevis was united with Saint Kitts and Anguilla in 1882, andthey became an associated state with full internal autonomy in 1967, though Anguilla seceded in 1971.
In the fallout from the Léopoldville riots, the report of a Belgian parliamentary working group on the future of the Congo was published in which a strong demand for"internal autonomy" was noted.
Are Non-Self-Governing Territories(within the meaning of Chapter XI of the Charter of the United Nations) orterritories which have broad internal autonomy, but do not themselves handle their international relations(for instance, the Faeroe Islands and Greenland in relation to Denmark), to be considered as forming part of the territory of the State for the purposes of the law of treaties?
For instance, some religious community leaders have rejected antidiscrimination stipulations imposed by the State,in which they may see an undue infringement of their right to internal autonomy.
India had a federal structure with decentralization of power, but it would strongly oppose any external attempt to equate the concept of self-determination with any State's internal autonomy, as a gross violation of the Charter of the United Nations and of the principle of State sovereignty.
The statute of French Polynesia derives from Organization Act No. 96-312 of 12 April 1996 and from Act No. 96-313 of 12 April 1996 substantiating the autonomous status of French Polynesia,both of which grant the territorial authorities extensive internal autonomy.
Following a discussion between Mr. WOLFRUM, Mr. DIACONU, Mr. ABOUL-NASR, Mr. SHAHI, Mr. AHMADU, Mr. SHERIFIS and Mr. RECHETOV regarding the exact status of the Convention in Greenland and in the Faeroe Islands which, although forming part since 1953 of the Kingdom of Denmark,enjoyed internal autonomy in some fields, the CHAIRMAN suggested that the paragraph should be deleted, it being understood that the Committee could come back to the matter when it examined paragraph 24.
The only respite for the popular resistance, which lasted for three years, was on 31 July 1954,when the French Government, represented by the President of the Council, Mr. Mendès-France, declared its willingness to grant internal autonomy to Tunisia.
As a result of such conflicts, indigenous peoples endure grave violations of their human rights, including threats, forced disappearances, the targeted assassination of their leaders, torture, massacres, forced recruitment for combat, forced displacement, the exile of entire communities,loss of internal autonomy and social control and lack of access to places where they can engage in traditional activities such as hunting and fishing, subsistence agriculture and trade.
Morocco had unilaterally and arbitrarily rejected the 1990 Settlement Plan, the 1997 Houston Accords and the 2003 Peace Plan, all concluded under the auspices of the United Nations and unanimously approved by the Security Council, andhad proposed instead a spurious internal autonomy plan.
The province's future had been in dispute for several years, with both Morocco and Mauritania demanding its full annexation to their territory andSpain attempting to introduce either a regime of internal autonomy or a Sahrawi pro-Spanish independent state.
There is a need to identify the countries where the human rights problems of the Roma are the most glaring, the main areas of the problems, the causes, the measures taken or which can be envisaged to solve them, the comparative experiences of other countries, and the possibilities which are open to achieve the protection of the human rights of the Roma,either through integration or some form of internal autonomy based on consensus.
The representative of Colombia agreed with the formulation of articles 3 and 31 and supported the present wording,as the articles duly clarified the concept of self-determination being applied in Colombia with respect to the internal autonomy of indigenous peoples, self-government and self-determination.
It was basically a modification of"Hymans' plan", with the difference that the Klaipėda Region(the area in East Prussia northof the Neman River) was to be incorporated into Lithuania in exchange for granting certain level of internal autonomy to the Central Lithuania.
In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, major military conflicts occurred between Romanians and the Ottomans andthe suzerainty of the Ottoman empire was finally accepted, in exchange for the internal autonomy of the Romanian States.