"zona de exclusión aérea" in English

Then there is this whole question of a no-fly zone and the role of military options.

There is no doubt that we must all speak up for a no-fly zone.

I was amongst the first in this House to call for a no-fly zone.

With no direct military presence on Libyan soil, a no-fly zone should be considered.

It was right to take the decision regarding the nofly zone in order to protect civilians.

I urge you to think seriously about the imposition of a no-fly zone.

There have been 13 UN resolutions, each of which has called for a no-fly zone.

The Arab League will discuss a no-fly zone on Saturday.

On Libya, I strongly support the no-fly zone and the pressing need for regime change.

We call for the use of capabilities available in the region to enforce this no-fly zone.

The time has come to impose a no-fly-zone from Chad.

One last important point: you did not talk about the need for the imposition of a no-fly zone.

We must continue to enforce a no-fly zone, including giving the pilots the right to self-defence.

However, I abstained on this resolution because of its call for a no-fly zone.

My other concern is this nofly zone, which I am afraid will result in the bombing of Libya.

The rebels' calls for a no-fly zone pose us a dilemma.

When we talk about the no-fly zone, when we talk about the collateral damage, do not let us forget that point.

The Libyan no-fly zone illustrates the difference.

The African Union is talking about a no-fly zone.

Yet they are saying: 'We want a no-fly zone'.