Examples of using Whatever measures in English and their translations into Russian
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President has decided to change strategy,take whatever measures are necessary to end this once and for all.
To adopt whatever measures might be required to prevent the dispersion of radioactive material.
He stressed that upon ratification the State party had an obligation to take whatever measures were necessary to ensure the immediate applicability of the Convention.
As I await whatever measures you may take, I request you to have this letter circulated as a document of the Security Council.
In such situations, it is admitted that the competent authorities are vested with the power to take whatever measures are necessary to safeguard the existence and independence of the country.
Whatever measures are taken, an important condition is that they must be taken in full consultation with the developing countries.
Libya has condemned international terrorism in all its forms anddeclared its readiness to commit itself to whatever measures are adopted by the international community to combat this scourge.
The Ministers emphasized that whatever measures undertaken in the Straits should be in accordance with international law including UNCLOS 1982.
This propaganda implicitly assumes that publishers deserve the special power which they exercise in the name of the authors, andthat we are morally obliged to suffer whatever measures might be needed to maintain their power.
Whatever measures we agree on for implementation in the United Nations reform agenda must enjoy legitimacy and broad-based support if they are to be effective and universally respected.
As Hamas continues to provoke, stir violence, and perpetrate terror,Israel is ready to take whatever measures are necessary to prevent them and safeguard and defend the lives of its citizens.
Whatever measures are taken in the ongoing process of the modernization and the institutional change of the United Nations should therefore ensure that its essential character as an intergovernmental organization is maintained.
The procedure recommended by the Advisory Committee was intended to ensure that the Member States and the Secretariat carried out a full andtransparent dialogue on whatever measures were necessary to fund the development account.
I am confident that the Security Council will take whatever measures it deems suitable in the light of this clear disregard by the Bosnian-Serb administration in Pale of its obligation to cooperate with this Tribunal.
From the firmly established principles of international law mentioned above,it is clear that a State affected by a disaster has the freedom to adopt whatever measures it sees fit to ensure the protection of the persons found within its territory.
Whatever measures are introduced within the criminal justice system to lessen the risk posed to witnesses to extrajudicial executions by state agents, it will generally also be necessary to adopt a formal witness protection programme for some cases.
It should be understood, then,that Israel reserves the right to take whatever measures may be necessary to assure its own self-defence, in accordance with international norms and the Charter of the United Nations.
The Court, being aware of the danger such a law poses of undermining or even destroying democracy on the ground of defending it,affirms that the Contracting States may not, in the name of the struggle against espionage and terrorism, adopt whatever measures they deem appropriate.
On the other hand, it was pointed out that draft articles 16 and17 were important to confirm the carrier's authority to take whatever measures were reasonable, or even necessary, under the circumstances to prevent danger to persons, property or the environment.
Emphasizes that whatever measures are undertaken in the Straits should be in accordance with international law including UNCLOS and in this regard acknowledges the interests of user States and relevant international agencies and the role they could play in respect of the Straits;
We trust that all Haitian sectors will recognize the international community's determination andwill have no doubt that the Security Council is prepared to take whatever measures are necessary for the speedy restoration of democracy and institutional normality in Haiti.
Whatever measures are taken it will be critical, as emphasized in the relevant United Nations Security Council Resolutions(UNSCRs), that they do not affect the provision of humanitarian assistance to the vulnerable populations and refugees in Syria and Iraq and surrounding areas.
The United Kingdom firmly rejects the Argentine protest concerning the Falkland Islands' fisheries legislation andreiterates that the Falkland Islands Government is entitled to adopt whatever measures it considers necessary to conserve, manage and exploit fish stocks within its waters.
A final comment on this point:whatever anti-discrimination laws are passed and whatever measures are taken to combat racism, certain negative trends will never be reversed until positive steps are taken to improve the situation of those women and men affected by racial discrimination and/or multiple discrimination.
Iraq further holds Iran fully responsible for the consequences of these acts of aggression, and it affirms Iraq's full entitlement to compensation and its legitimate andlawful right to take whatever measures it deems appropriate in order to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity and the security of its people.
If these steps are not taken,NATO is ready to take whatever measures are necessary in the light of both parties' compliance with international commitments and requirements, including in particular assessment by the Contact Group of the response to its demands, to avert a humanitarian catastrophe, by compelling compliance with the demands of the international community and the achievement of a political settlement.
Her Majesty's Government firmly rejects this protest andreminds the Government of the Argentine Republic that the Falkland Islands Government is fully entitled to adopt whatever measures it considers necessary to conserve fish stocks within the conservation zones and safeguard the Islands' economic future.
Taking into account that Mr. Gómez Casafranca was convicted after retrial in 1998,the Committee takes the view that whatever measures were taken by the Special Criminal CounterTerrorism Chamber to guarantee Mr. Gómez Casafranca's presumption of innocence, the delay of some 12 years after the original events and 10 years after the first trial resulted in a violation of the author's right, under article 14, paragraph 3(c), to be tried without undue delay.
In formulating his proposal for draft article 9, the Special Rapporteur took particular note of the principles of State sovereignty and non-intervention,concluding that"it is clear that a State affected by a disaster has the freedom to adopt whatever measures it sees fit to ensure the protection of the persons found within its territory" ibid., para. 74.
Taking into account that Mr. Gómez Casafranca was convicted after retrial in 1998, the Committee[took]the view that whatever measures were taken by the Special Criminal CounterTerrorism Chamber to guarantee Mr. Gómez Casafranca's presumption of innocence, the delay of some 12 years after the original events and 10 years after the first trial, resulted in a violation of the author's right, under article 14, paragraph 3(c), to be tried without undue delay.