A contrario, если масштаб вооруженн

A contrario, если масштаб вооруженного конфликта остается ограниченным , к нему применяются всего несколько минимальных норм. Здесь необходимо отметить, что эти нормы продолжают применяться в качестве гуманитарного минимума и в более крупных конфликтах, в том числе в международных вооруженных конфликтах, как это признал Международный суд в деле Никарагуа против США (1986)[123],
отклонив тезис, который, по-видимому, исключал применение общей статьи 3 к международным вооруженным конфликтам[124].

Risultati (Inglese) 1:

A contrario, if the scale of armed conflict remains limited, subject to only a few minimum standards. Here it must be noted that these standards continue to be applied as a humanitarian and in larger conflicts, including in international armed conflicts, as had the International Court of Justice in the Nicaragua v. United States (1986) [123],rejecting the thesis, which seems to exclude the application of common article 3 to the international armed conflict [124].

Risultati (Inglese) 2:

A contrario, if the scale of armed conflict remains limited, shall be applied only a few minimum standards. It should be noted that these rules continue to apply as a humanitarian minimum, and in the larger conflicts, including in international armed conflicts, as recognized by the International Court of Justice in the Nicaragua v. United States (1986) [123],
rejecting the argument that, by -vidimomu excluded the application of Common Article 3 to international armed conflicts [124].

Risultati (Inglese) 3:

A contrario, if the scale armed conflict remains limited, are applied to a few minimum standards. Here it should be noted,That these rules continue to apply as a humanitarian minimum and in the more major conflicts, including in international armed conflict,As soon as it is recognized that the International Court of Justice in the Nicaragua v. United States (1986) (123) ,
by rejecting the thesis, which seems to be ruled out the use of common article 3 of the international armed conflict[ 124).