Translation for 'non state actor' from English to Russian

non-state actor

негосударственный актор {м}пол.

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Actor

Актор {м}миф.

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actor

актёр {м}занятие

unverified субъект {м} политикипол.

actor [doer]

актор {м}

film actor

киноактёр {м}занятиефильм

артист {м} кино

actor [female]

актриса {ж}занятие

non-toxic

неядовитый {adj}

non-expert

неспециалист {м}

non-linear

нелинейный {adj}мат.физ.

non-refundable

невозмещаемый {adj}

non-stop

безостановочный {adj}

непрерывный {adj} [безостановочный]

non-binding

необязательный {adj}

non-voters

непроголосовавшиe {мн}

non-migratory bird

оседлая птица {ж}орн.

non-breaking space <NBSP>

unverified неразрывный пробел {м}печ.

failed state

несостоявшееся государство {с}пол.

state [country]

штат {м}

state examination

государственный экзамен {м}образ.

• On 12 November, the Party's website was hit by a cyber-attack, believed initially by security officials to be from a "non-state actor".
• Non-Government Organisation (NGO) projects under Human Rights, Democratisation and Non-State Actor budget lines (EIDHR and NSA) also get funding.
• The corollary of the concept in the context of the European Court and Convention of Human Rights is that a government can be held responsible for failing to prevent, through judicial or law enforcement methods, the violation of a person's human rights by another person or private, non-state actor.
• The drone strike came amidst ceasefire talks between the Pakistani Government and the TTP breaking down and on the 7th anniversary of APS Peshawar Massacre by TTP that left 148 dead including 132 students, the drone strike is yet to be claimed by a state, or a non-state actor.
• Although there is no clear definition of terrorism, a terrorist can be explained as an individual who is a non-state actor who engages in armed hostilities toward a state or government during a time of peace.

• In general, Hezbollah has the most advanced and numerous anti-tank weaponry of any non-state actor, while having less advanced weapons than a normal nation state.
• In January 1974, the British Army carried out Operation Marmion, the occupation of London's Heathrow Airport on the grounds of training for possible violent non-state actor activity at the terminal, without Wilson's foreknowledge.
• In May 2014, the ASRM became an associated a non-state actor (NSA) with the World Health Organization (WHO).
• It is unique in being the first instance of the UN dealing with a non-state actor like the SPLM/A in order to negotiate the distribution of humanitarian aid within a conflict zone.
• A non-state actor (NSA) are organizations and/or individuals that are not affiliated with, directed by, or funded by any government.

• The simplest definition includes any war in which one of the major participants is not a state but rather a violent non-state actor.
• It is also a non-state actor of Track II diplomacy in the Holy See–Taiwan relations.
• A military operation is the coordinated military actions of a state, or a non-state actor, in response to a developing situation.
• "Non-State Actor" is mostly in 4/4, but has parts in 5/8 and 7/8.
• Since the fall of the Soviet Union, an HCP often is faced with a non-state actor, as argued by General Wesley Clark in 2007.

• Paragraph 1 of resolution 1540 mandated that States shall refrain from providing any form of support to non-State actors that attempted to develop or acquire weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery.