Definition of non-state actor in English:

non-state actor

noun

An individual or organization that has significant political influence but is not allied to any particular country or state.
非国家行为体，非国家行为者
Example sentencesExamples
- The American capacity to battle nonstate actors is less impressive.
- The wording of the first clause also leaves open the question whether terrorism can be committed by states or only by non-state actors.
- Similarly, it is important to consider the complex challenge posed by the spread of weapons of mass destruction even to non-state actors.
- The potential role of non-state actors has added a further dimension to the nuclear proliferation issue in the post cold-war context.
- Today, a reasonably advanced country - or nonstate actor - could develop a chemical or biological weapon in months.
- We are therefore largely concerned with persecution by non-state actors.
- Conflict involving non-state actors would likely occur in the midst of the civilian population.
- What this calculus doesn't take into account is the prospect of leakage to non-state actors.
- Under international law, the state has a clear responsibility for human rights abuses committed by non-state actors.
- The focus of the book is on national governments, not nonstate actors.
- A modest expansion of the right imposes the further duty on government to protect a speaker against deliberate interference by nonstate actors.
- The second is the growing power of non-state actors.
- Different nonstate actors operate differently in the urban sea.
- To fight a nonstate actor whose operational actions are planned to achieve strategic goals, the United States must operate similarly.
- In other words, I don't see North Korea acting in the way say a non-state actor, a terrorist group, would act.
- Positive measures of protection are, therefore, required… also against the acts of non-state actors.
- Pluralists consider non-state actors very important entities, having transnational impact.
- The inmates at Guantanamo Bay were captured fighting for a non-state actor, by US forces fighting on the territory of a foreign state.
- In certain contexts, such promotion of rights may be a useful or indeed essential path toward their better recognition by nonstate actors.
- A simple definition of a terrorist might therefore be a nonstate actor employing violence for political ends.

词汇	non-state actor
释义	Definition of non-state actor in English: non-state actor noun An individual or organization that has significant political influence but is not allied to any particular country or state. 非国家行为体，非国家行为者 Example sentencesExamples The American capacity to battle nonstate actors is less impressive. The wording of the first clause also leaves open the question whether terrorism can be committed by states or only by non-state actors. Similarly, it is important to consider the complex challenge posed by the spread of weapons of mass destruction even to non-state actors. The potential role of non-state actors has added a further dimension to the nuclear proliferation issue in the post cold-war context. Today, a reasonably advanced country - or nonstate actor - could develop a chemical or biological weapon in months. We are therefore largely concerned with persecution by non-state actors. Conflict involving non-state actors would likely occur in the midst of the civilian population. What this calculus doesn't take into account is the prospect of leakage to non-state actors. Under international law, the state has a clear responsibility for human rights abuses committed by non-state actors. The focus of the book is on national governments, not nonstate actors. A modest expansion of the right imposes the further duty on government to protect a speaker against deliberate interference by nonstate actors. The second is the growing power of non-state actors. Different nonstate actors operate differently in the urban sea. To fight a nonstate actor whose operational actions are planned to achieve strategic goals, the United States must operate similarly. In other words, I don't see North Korea acting in the way say a non-state actor, a terrorist group, would act. Positive measures of protection are, therefore, required… also against the acts of non-state actors. Pluralists consider non-state actors very important entities, having transnational impact. The inmates at Guantanamo Bay were captured fighting for a non-state actor, by US forces fighting on the territory of a foreign state. In certain contexts, such promotion of rights may be a useful or indeed essential path toward their better recognition by nonstate actors. A simple definition of a terrorist might therefore be a nonstate actor employing violence for political ends.
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