Примеры использования A progressive development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, the scheme is suggested as a progressive development of law.
There has been a progressive development towards the primacy of human rights over State rights.
The remaining part of the articles could be regarded as de lege ferenda or a progressive development of international law.
Thomas and Martha Wayne had a plan for their city, a progressive development plan that would raze Arkham's shanty towns and, in its place, build new, affordable housing for Gotham's less fortunate.
It seems, therefore,that the International Law Commission must propose a rule expressing a progressive development of international law.
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Moreover the reference to"other entities" constituted a progressive development of the subject matter which was not consonant with international practice.
If existing international legal obligations did not offer sufficient protection,the Commission should embark upon a progressive development exercise.
If the Commission wishes to incorporate this provision as a progressive development of international law, this should be clearly stated in the commentary on this draft article.
The interpretation of article 7 as reflected in paragraph 5 was not inconsistent with the Convention against Torture,although it admittedly constituted a progressive development.
The draft also contains other rules which could constitute a progressive development of international law, as they do not reflect the general practice of States up to this point.
The concept of international crimes of States bears no support under the customary international law of State responsibility,would not be a progressive development and would be unworkable in practice.
Malaysia notes that the articles also represent a progressive development of international law especially as envisaged in articles 8(Stateless persons and refugees) and 19 Recommended practice.
In the specific case of unilateral acts, the majority view in the Commission andthe Sixth Committee has been that the topic of unilateral acts of States can be dealt with as both a codification and a progressive development exercise.
We note that this continuity of nationality between two datesis required by customary international law, not a progressive development of the law as stated in paragraph 2 of the commentary to draft article 5.
Some members had found that such a progressive development of international law was warranted by contemporary international law, which could not be indifferent to the plight of refugees and stateless persons.
Given existing and inconsistent State practice, precedent and doctrine in this area,Canada does not view the draft articles as either a progressive development or a formulation and systematization of rules of international law.
The provision contained in the bulletin represented a progressive development of international law which should be discussed in open debate among Member States rather than left to the Administration.
It is important to remember that the Draft Code was largely a codification exercise of customary international law as it stood in 1996, as confirmed two yearslater with the adoption of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, rather than a progressive development of international law.
It represented a progressive development of international law that was fully justified, had a sound basis in international practice and was in keeping with the aims of international codification in the subject area.
However, as the United Kingdom has noted on a number of occasions,there are also important elements of the draft articles that constitute a progressive development of the law, for example, draft article 8 on the diplomatic protection of Stateless persons and refugees.
A progressive development of the questionnaire in response to future needs for use as part of an overall active data collection process, including a complementary strengthening of the verification and validation component.
It is important to remember that the draft Code was largely a codification exercise of customary international law as it stood in 1996, rather than a progressive development of international law, as confirmed two years later with the adoption of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
The United States welcomes the changes made by the Commission over the past year to a number of the provisions in preliminary drafts of the articles to reflect more accurately customary international law and to clarify expressly that some articles,such as article 8, represent a progressive development of the law.
However, allowing him to intervene in the latter case constituted a progressive development of international law, which, it must be acknowledged, departs from the spirit in which the provisions of the Vienna Conventions on the functions of depositaries were drawn up.
Argentina also supported the innovative text proposed by the Commission in draft article 8 regarding the extension of diplomatic protection to stateless persons andrefugees and considered it a progressive development of international law which was justified in view of the precarious legal status of such persons.
The task force has therefore drafted the list in annex II as a progressive development of the criteria, which maintains essentially the same content, while reordering, clarifying and developing them based on lessons learned from applying the criteria so far.
In elaborating the draft convention on the establishment of an international criminal court, the International Law Commission had had to perform a task which was certainly not codification stricto sensu,but rather a progressive development of international law of a de lege ferenda nature.
While many of the Protocols' provisions reflected customary law,other provisions represented a progressive development of international law, and recent developments had demonstrated the vital importance of adherence to such law in armed conflicts and the need for wide acceptance of the rules laid down in the Protocols.
Although the Commission had sought to elucidate the text of the two draft articles in their respective commentaries, including through references and explanations based on relevant regional jurisprudence, there was little State practice in that area andthe draft articles therefore constituted a progressive development of international law.
So far the main goal has been to elaborate rules governing the acts in question, focusing more on a progressive development approach than on codification, in accordance with the Commission's statute, in keeping with the conclusions adopted by the Commission and the working group that met in 1996, and in accordance with the views expressed by the majority of representatives in the Sixth Committee.