Examples of using Territorial changes in English and their translations into Russian
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There were no major territorial changes.
Hence, territorial changes are the most frequent sources of interstate conflict.
The Treaty of Ghent subsequently ended the war with no territorial changes.
The war ended with no territorial changes on either side.
The contours of these obligations may vary according to the types of territorial changes.
International law is extremely restrictive insofar as territorial changes in the international system are concerned.
It reflects territorial changes caused by fusions or separations in the RAFH via local authorities number.
The International Law Commission should scrutinize the effect of different types of territorial changes on nationality.
The administrative and territorial changes also concerned the Kyrgyz SSR, the composition of the populated areas changed. .
Everyone, who carefully learned History of Kazakh SSR course,caught rare reminders about territorial changes of KazSSR after 1925.
Many territorial changes are induced by domestic political processes often supported by external forces, namely, foreign states.
Dačić should know that issues related to Kosovo's status and territorial changes are not being discussed as part of the current settlement process.
No large territorial changes were made in the ensuing Peace of Cremona of 20 November 1441: Venice kept Ravenna, Florence the Casentino.
The Eisenhower administration were open to non-violent territorial changes but rejected the use of any military means to resolve the dispute.
The article widely presents different approaches of domestic and foreign researchers to analysis andassessment of spatial development and territorial changes.
The local climate differs depending on the territorial changes, and in the northern part it is more humid and continental, with a cold winter and hot summer, and to the south is observed a more subtropical one.
Article 15,"Succession in respectof part of territory", of the 1978 Vienna Convention concerns cases involving the cession of territory or other territorial changes.
This guideline concerns cases involving the cession of territory or other territorial changes referred to in article 15(Succession in respect of part of territory) of the 1978 Vienna Convention.
His delegation welcomed the reference in the Special Rapporteur's report on the topic to the work of international bodies that had concerned themselves with the problem of nationality in relation to recent territorial changes.
Solutions must be found as soon as possible to situations in which,as a result of administrative and territorial changes, an individual was left in a legal vacuum, unable to obtain basic social rights and protections.
The Special Rapporteur holds the view that the study which the Commission is called upon to prepare must address separately the problems of nationality arising in the context of different types of territorial changes.
The Duchy underwent various future territorial changes, becoming increasingly small until the mid-15th century, when it would start to expand again, resulting in the recreation of the Duchy of Opole and Racibórz under Duke Jan II the Good in 1521.
His delegation also endorsed the Special Rapporteur's view that the study which the Commission was to prepare must address separately the problems of nationality arising in the context of different types of territorial changes.
The Bosnian Presidency negotiated on them, sought territorial changes in the third plan, obtained additional territory in the fourth plan and has indicated its agreement with all but one aspect: it would still like additional territory.
The loss of Finnish citizenship by the population concerned was at the time regulated by the internal law of that State, i.e., the Act on the Acquisition and Loss of Finnish Citizenship of 9 May 1941,which did not contain specific provisions regarding territorial changes.
There are no, because there cannot be any, rational arguments that are the slightest bit acceptable to justify pursuing the conflict,especially if we bear in mind who are the major beneficiaries in Bosnia and Herzegovina of the territorial changes,“ethnic cleansing” of entire regions, and murdering of the very idea of tolerance, mutual respect and coexistence between peoples of different origins or faiths.
And, in view of the current requirements of the international community and the completion of the decolonization process, to leave aside the category of newly independent States that emerged from decolonization. It decided, however, to consider issues of nationality which arose during the process of decolonization,insofar as their consideration sheds light on nationality issues common to all types of territorial changes.
In terms of the general human rights situation in Bosnia andHerzegovina, the Special Rapporteur notes that the military activities in recent months and the accompanying territorial changes have yielded new evidence of human rights violations, both past and present.
According to the historian Nicholas Tarling,the United Kingdom took the position that it was"strategically undesirable" for control of the territory to pass to Indonesia because it created a precedent for encouraging territorial changes based on political prestige and geographical proximity.
Current legal and political arrangements and the preparedness of the United Nations system to deal with these situations may prove insufficient,making climate-induced territorial changes a threat to international peace and security.