Examples of using Prohibiting attacks in English and their translations into Russian
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In 1992, India andPakistan signed an agreement prohibiting attacks against each other's nuclear facilities.
Humanitarian law, prohibiting attacks on civilian populations, is systematically ignored; human rights law is being violated by armed parties.
Such measures for nuclear safety would be reinforced by an international agreement prohibiting attacks against all nuclear facilities.
Introduce strong legislation prohibiting attacks against journalists to effectively investigate such acts and prosecute the perpetrators(Austria);
Such measures for nuclear safety would be reinforced by an international agreement prohibiting attacks against all nuclear facilities.
Commanders should work toward minimizing civilian damage by prohibiting attacks on civilian assembly areas, cultural sites/buildings and temples unless permitted otherwise due to military necessity.
Serzh Sargsyan would most probably refrain from voicing such revelations if he were aware of the universally recognized laws of the conduct of military operations, including, above all, those mandating that a clear distinction be maintained between civilians andcombatants and also prohibiting attacks of an indiscriminate nature.
Noting with alarm that the humanitarian law prohibiting attacks on civilian populations is systematically ignored.
NAM also regrets that the Security Council, while emphasizing its primary responsibility in addressing threats to international peace andsecurity in its resolution 1887(2009), failed to recognize the need for a comprehensive multilaterally negotiated instrument prohibiting attacks or threat of attack on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Our attempt to encourage freedom of the media should also be matched by prohibiting attacks on the religions, prophets and cultural characteristics of the faithful of other religions.
International humanitarian law, prohibiting attacks on civilian populations, as such, is at times systematically ignored and human rights are often violated in connection with situations of armed conflict, affecting the civilian population, especially women, children, the elderly and the disabled.
The Committee is of the opinion that the IDF was responsible for violating norms of international humanitarian law prohibiting attacks on hospitals, ambulances and means of humanitarian assistance.
These include: protecting civilians against violence to life and person; prohibiting deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian objects; prohibiting attacks aimed at terrorizing civilians; taking precautions to minimize incidental loss and damage as a result of attacks; and ensuring that when attacking military objectives, incidental loss to civilians is not disproportionate to the military gain anticipated, and prohibiting pillage.
In that context, the Review Conference must declare the urgent need for a comprehensive,multilaterally negotiated instrument prohibiting attacks or the threat of attacks on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
To recognize the need for a comprehensive multilaterally negotiated instrument prohibiting attacks, or the threat of attacks, on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
They recognised the need for a comprehensive multilaterally negotiated instrument prohibiting attacks or threat of attacks on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
They recognised the need for a comprehensive multilaterally negotiated instrument prohibiting attacks or threat of attacks on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
The Group recognizes the need for a comprehensive multilaterally negotiated instrument, prohibiting attacks, or the threat of attacks, on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
NAM recognizes the urgent need for a comprehensive multilaterally negotiated instrument prohibiting attacks or threat of attacks on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
In this regard, the Group recognizes the need for a comprehensive multilaterally negotiated instrument prohibiting attacks, or the threat of attacks, on nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
These principles prohibit attacks on purely civilian infrastructure, the disruption or destruction of which would produce no meaningful military advantage.
International humanitarian law not only prohibits attacks on civilians and civilian objects but also requires their protection.
International humanitarian law prohibits attacks against targets that do not make an effective contribution to military action.
Protocol II also prohibits attacks on the civilian population, the use of starvation as a method of war, and the arbitrary displacement of the civilian population.
It was noted that they establish a distinction between combatants and civilians and prohibit attacks on the latter.
After one week of fighting in South Lebanon, a mutual agreement mediated by the United States prohibited attacks on civilian targets by both parts.
International humanitarian law prohibits attacking, destroying, removing or rendering useless objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population.
Several provisions of Additional Protocol I reflecting customary international laware also relevant here, including articles 51 and 52, which prohibit attacks on civilians and on civilian objects, and article 54, which prohibits the destruction of objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population.
The principle of proportionality prohibits attacks that may be expected to cause incidental loss to civilian life, injury to civilians, or damage to civilian objects, which would be excessive in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated.
In essence this principle,in this specific case, prohibits attacks that might cause loss of civilian life and damage to civilian object, which would be excessive in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated.