Übersetzung für "Attack on the blade " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

blade angle | blade angle of attack | blade incidence | blade pitch angle | feathering angle

EU solidarity programme | EU Solidarity Programme on the consequences of terrorist threats and attacks | EU Solidarity Programme on the consequences of terrorist threats and attacks (revised/widened CBRN Programme)

adhere to the principles of self-defence | obey the principles of self-defence | comply with the principles of self-defence | satisfy the principles of restraint against attack

The 9-11 Commission | The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States

(1) run up to the net, to | (2) attack the net, to | rush the net, to | take the net, to

attack on the freedom of faith and the freedom to worship

One step towards improving the criminal law response to cyber-attacks was taken with the adoption in 2013 of the Directive on attacks against information systems which sets out minimum rules concerning the definition of criminal offences and sanctions in the area of attacks against information systems and provides for operational measures to improve cooperation amongst authorities.

Condemns attacks on hospitals and schools, as prohibited under international law, recognising that such acts may constitute grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions of 1949, and war crimes under the Rome Statute of the ICC; expresses its conviction that the preservation of health and educational facilities as neutral, protected spaces during armed conflict situations must be ensured by transparent, independent and impartial investigations into the brutal attacks that have occurred and by achieving genuine accountability for the crimes committed by all parties involved; stresses the importance of upholding the distinction between humanitarian and military a ...[+++]ctors and the need to refrain from the co-optation of humanitarian action for military or political ends, which undermines and endangers genuine humanitarian operations and their staff.

whereas the international community has witnessed over the last few years a harrowing trend of attacks on hospitals and schools in armed conflicts around the world, such as the latest attacks on Doctors without Borders (MSF) health centres in Kunduz (Afghanistan) on 3 October 2015, in Razah (Yemen) on 10 January 2016 and in a number of Syrian towns throughout the ongoing conflict; whereas there has been an unprecedented increase in denial of humanitarian aid and access, the execution of civilians and humanitarian personnel, detention in dire conditions, and civilians being used as hostages or forced into slavery; whereas the growing ne ...[+++]eds and challenges, the lack of sustained commitments and the rising cost of humanitarian assistance have contributed to the current humanitarian system reaching its limits, and whereas this has forced a number of organisations to temporarily suspend food assistance, shelter and other life-saving humanitarian operations.

Attacks against information systems, and, in particular, attacks linked to organised crime, are a growing menace in the Union and globally, and there is increasing concern about the potential for terrorist or politically motivated attacks against information systems which form part of the critical infrastructure of Member States and of the Union.