Sentence examples for protecting powers from inspiring English sources

After the Republic of the Rif was suppressed, there was little cooperation between the two protecting powers.

Britain's Foreign Office said that Mr. Hague spoke to Mr. Salehi about the embassy assault and that both men expressed hope that their countries "could move soon to confirm the appointment of formal protecting powers in each other's capitals" — a reference to the appointment of third countries to look after Iranian interests in Britain and vice versa.

On the contrary, having laid siege to Khesarash, they were attacked by the Khivans and defeated with immense loss.GreeceThe Greek Government has suspended 25 professors of the University, in compliance, it is said, with the desire of the protecting powers, who insisted on the strictest system of economy being introduced into the finances.

The proposed article sought to prevent the Principalities' Assemblies from modifying the Regulament any further without the consent of both protecting powers.

Unlike his father, the new King Constantine was to prove less willing to accept the advice of ministers, or that of the three protecting powers (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the French Third Republic and the Russian Empire).

"We will no longer have Protecting Powers acting as intermediaries.

Suggesting the existence of an obligation, on those responsible for ordering, to have an organized plan of evacuation/forced displacement and to provide that plan to a third party (e.g. the protecting power) concerned with the protection of civilians.

The protecting power is not to interfere with the internal arrangements of the protected states \ but, in cases of exigency, it reserves the right, in general, to assume the whole of the resources of the protected state.

The warning stated that the United States cannot provide protection or routine consular services to its citizens (the Swiss government serves as protecting power for United States interests in Iran).

"And the first institution he must have control of is the military, which is key to protecting power".

The other alternative to protecting power lines is burying them, an expensive and tedious undertaking, experts said.