Examples of using Which condemns in English and their translations into Russian
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That fate which condemns me to wallow in blood.
Portugal cosponsored Security Council Resolution 1998/2011, which condemns attacks against schools.
I would like to emphasize the principles position of my country, which condemns terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, whatever its source and whoever its perpetrators, be they individuals, groups or States.
It is concluded that the effect of this principle is inextricably linked to public opinion, which condemns or approves certain actions.
General Assembly resolution 110(II)of 3 November 1947, which condemns propaganda designed to provoke or encourage any threat to peace, breach of the peace, or act of aggression;
Bangladesh's international relations are based on article 25(1)(c)of the Fundamental Principles of State Policy under the Constitution, which condemns racism.
Two weeks ago the Security Council met andadopted resolution 1322(2000), which condemns all violent Israeli acts and calls for the establishment of a commission of inquiry to consider all these criminal acts.
We cannot, in one breath, pay lip service to human rights, equality andpoverty eradication and, in the next, defend inequality, which condemns the majority to a life in squalor.
In an effort to protect these peoples, and in conformity with the Constitution, which condemns any act of racial, ethnic or religious discrimination, the Government has undertaken to safeguard them and promote their integration.
As concerns the separating wall, the international community has already expressed its opinion in this regard, andat the 10th special session of the General Assembly a resolution was adopted which condemns these actions of Israel and calls on it to cease construction.
Taking note of the stand of the Great Jamahiriya which condemns terrorism in all its forms, and denounces those who resort to it or encourage it, and its readiness to cooperate with any regional or international effort to resolve this problem.
Indeed, this article has fallen into disuse and is at odds with the philosophy of the new draft legislation which condemns domestic violence of every kind regardless of the underlying motive.
Taking note of the stand of the Great Jamahiriya which condemns terrorism in all its forms, and denounces those who resort to it or encourage it, and its readiness to cooperate with any regional or international effort to resolve this problem.
In view of the Bamako Declaration adopted on 3 November 2000 by the French-speaking States and Governments, which condemns all coups d'état and any seizure of power through violence, arms or other illegal means.
Since the Islamic sharia, which condemns discrimination between persons with regard to their rights and obligations, is the principal source of legislation in the State, it would be inconceivable for the State to promulgate legislation permitting such discrimination.
In view of the Bamako Declaration adopted on 3 November 2000 by the French-speaking States and Governments, which condemns all coups d'état and any seizure of power through violence, arms or other illegal means.
Taking note of the stand of the Great Jamahiriya which condemns terrorism, in all its forms, and denounces those who resort to it or encourage it, and its readiness to cooperate with any regional or international effort made to solve this problem.
On this question, the Special Rapporteur would refer to the 1999 report of Rhadika Coomaraswamy, Special Rapporteur on violence against women, which condemns such practices E/CN.4/1999/68/Add.1, paras. 42-48, of 11 January 1999.
Taking into consideration the position of the Great Jamahiriya which condemns all forms of terrorism and denounces those who resort to terrorism or encourage it as well as Libya's willingness to cooperate with every regional or international effort aimed at solving this problem.
Bearing in mind the Bamako Declaration, adopted on 3 November 2000 by the French-speaking States and Governments at the International Symposium on the Practices of Democracy, Rights andFreedoms in the French-speaking Community, which condemns all coups d'état and any seizure of power through violence, arms or other illegal means.
Taking into consideration the position of the Great Jamahiriya which condemns all forms of terrorism and denounces those who resort to terrorism or encourage it as well as Libya's willingness to cooperate with every regional or international effort aimed at solving this problem.
We reaffirm also our strongest support for the Human Rights Council's condemnation on 16 November of the killing ofPalestinian civilians in Beit Hanoun and Gaza, and for the contents of the Council's draft resolution A/HRC/S-2/L.1, which condemns the systematic violation of human rights committed in Lebanon by the militaristic elite that heads the Government of Israel.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya's delegates to those events stressed the Jamahiriya's position, which condemns terrorism in all it forms and manifestations and urges the necessity of defining the concept of terrorism, understanding its causes and reaching agreement on ways of addressing it.
In accordance with instructions received from the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, I have the honour to refer to the letter dated 6 August 2012 from the Chargé d'affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of Argentina to the United Nations, addressed to the Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,transmitting a note dated 1 August 2012(A/66/881, annex), which condemns the vandalization of an Argentine war monument on the Falkland Islands.
In connection with the foregoing, the United Kingdom had previously made reservations to article 4 which condemns propaganda promoting racial discrimination and requires legislation making it an offence by law.
We reaffirm the provisions of Human Rights Council resolution S-2/1, which condemns the systematic human rights violations committed in Lebanon by the unrestrained militarist elite of the State of Israel, and we demand respect for the Fourth Geneva Convention and its two Additional Protocols relating to the protection of victims of armed conflicts.
It should also be noted that the highest religious council, the Ulema Shura,issued a fatwa in March 2011, which condemns child recruitment, attacks against education and killing and maiming in contravention of international humanitarian law.
My delegation therefore appeals to the international community, as represented by the Assembly,to adopt the draft resolution, which condemns the Israeli aggression and calls for an immediate halt to all military operations; Israel's withdrawal from Lebanese territory, in conformity with Security Council resolution 425(1978); and respect for Lebanon's territorial integrity, sovereignty and political independence within its internationally recognized boundaries.
Nevertheless, I would like to note our support for the position expressed in paragraph 5, which condemns the nuclear tests by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and demands that that country not conduct further tests.
In that context, we would do well to recall andrenew our support for Security Council resolution 1624(2005), which condemns the incitement of terrorist acts in the strongest terms and repudiates attempts at the justification or glorification of terrorist acts, as they may incite further terrorist acts.