Примеры использования Acts could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many of these acts could constitute crimes against humanity.
This has become a matter of serious concern, since such acts could trigger a serious incident.
Unilateral acts could also purport to acquire or maintain rights.
A convention would mean that criminal acts could effectively be punished.
Such criminal acts could endanger international peace and security and relations between States.
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That issue was of particular importance as such acts could lead to statelessness in children.
Unilateral acts could thus be divided into two categories, at least with regard to their effects.
It was also pointed out that unilateral acts could only be identified as such ex post facto.
Likewise, there must be general rules for determining which unilateral acts could be binding.
Yet a few people still argued that such acts could be justified by reason of a political cause or movement.
The point was also made that there must be general rules for determining which unilateral acts could be binding.
However, care should be taken in such cases, since some acts could be mistakenly interpreted as anti-Semitic.
Such horrendous acts could take the lives of both Cuban and United States citizens, many of whom travel to Cuba on those aircraft.
Terrorism could damage the stability of States and she recognized that terrorist acts could give rise to situations where it was difficult to protect human rights.
The fact that some unilateral acts could have binding legal effects for other parties added to the difficulty of examining them with a view to their codification.
The Commission should also take account of the interaction between unilateral acts of States and custom, since such acts could contribute to the formation of customary law.
This means that such normative acts could continue to produce their legal effects, in spite of their discriminatory content.
At the same time, my Government continues to emphasize its fundamental opposition to all forms of terrorism, and particularly in this situation,where terrorist acts could threaten the peace negotiations.
To determine the conditions under which such acts could produce legal effects would help to maintain the stability and predictability of international relations.
Wilful and severe damage to the environment, in particular, was bound to acquire increasing importance in the future;depending on their scope, such acts could constitute a real threat to the peace and security of mankind.
In our view, such acts could be brought to the jurisdiction of the Tribunal only if the individuals who perpetrate such acts do so in the name of or with the authority of a State.
The study of unilateral acts should take account of the different forms such acts could take, as well as other forms of unilateral acts that States might reform in the future.
Complaints of such acts could be submitted to the Commission for Equality and against Racial Discrimination, which was chaired by the High Commissioner for Immigration and Intercultural Dialogue.
Mr. Decaux then referred to paragraph 36 of the draft principles and guidelines andnoted that not all terrorist acts could be characterized as war crimes or other violations of international humanitarian law.
The view was expressed that unilateral acts could be terminated only with the agreement of the subjects of international law which had taken them into account and modified their conduct accordingly.
It also seemed inaccurate to say that the State formulated an act in order to acquire international legal obligations,as unilateral acts could also be a means of acquiring or maintaining rights.
It is logical to assume that praising terrorist acts could in some circumstances increase the likelihood that a member of a sympathetic audience would commit such an act. .
When a State manifestly failsto prevent such incitement, the international community should remind the authorities of this obligation and that such acts could be referred to the International Criminal Court, under the Rome Statute.
Nevertheless, such acts could be considered to constitute the offences of forgery, falsification of records and offences aimed at preventing the identification of a child, as set out in the Criminal Code.
His delegation had reservations regarding the concept of countermeasures,since such unilateral acts could interfere with the exercise by certain international organs of their mandate to consider and resolve international disputes.