Примеры использования Aerospace objects на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Aerospace objects: replies from member states.
There is no regime applicable to aerospace objects.
Aerospace objects should be differentiated from each other according to their characteristics.
Yes, rules for registration shall be applicable to aerospace objects.
Aerospace objects should be considered from the point of view of their purpose and function.
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As far as is known,there are no special procedures for aerospace objects.
All aerospace objects should be registered as"spacecraft" and also as"aircraft.
Question 2: Does the regime applicable to the flight of aerospace objects differ.
The issues regarding aerospace objects are not specifically regulated in the national legislation of Latvia.
The Czech Republic has twice before submitted its replies to the questionnaire on aerospace objects.
Madagascar has no special procedures for aerospace objects since it does not have any space regulations.
Consideration of proposals concerning criteria for analysing the replies to the questionnaire on aerospace objects.
Aerospace objects are subject to the rules concerning the registration of objects launched into outer space.
Yes, there are different regulations in air law andspace law for aerospace objects during flight.
The regime could help identify aerospace objects and their legal status without violating current air and space law.
The Law also governs the regulation of the movement of civil aircraft,balloons and other aerospace objects.
International air law should be applied to aerospace objects while they are in the airspace of another State.
Aerospace objects should be subject to the Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space, which should be applied in this regard.
Yet those treaties andprinciples regulate the status of aerospace objects when they are in outer space.
The issue of aerospace objects should then be suspended until new events merited resumed consideration of the status of aerospace objects. .
The development of a single or unified regime for aerospace objects is essential for effective legal regulation of their use.
In operating aerospace objects there were two key problems: defining their international legal status and regulating their flights in the various spaces through which they passed.
The Working Group reviewed the questionnaire on aerospace objects and agreed that questions 7 and 8 should read as follows.
It was to be hoped that progress in that respect would be assisted by further replies to the questionnaire on aerospace objects A/AC.105/607, annex I, appendix.
No, this definition is too restricted, since there are aerospace objects whose aerodynamic properties are not sufficient for them to remain in airspace.
Aerospace objects in airspace should not be considered as aircraft since special conditions will always apply to their design, manoeuvre and landing procedures.
Present national andinternational legal norms should apply with respect to space and aerospace objects after re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
Aerospace objects travelling in airspace are regarded as aircraft subject to air law, unless their entry is merely transitory as part of the launch or landing phase.
At the conclusion of the discussion, the Working Group agreed that the consideration of the Questionnaire on aerospace objects under agenda item 4 should be continued at its next session, in 1998.
There are some precedents concerning the re-entry of space objects and also international customary law does exist;these precedents might be applicable also to aerospace objects.