Примеры использования Any future instrument на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Chair then opened a discussion regarding the nature of any future instrument.
Any future instrument on Cluster Munitions should take into account the military and technical issues raised at this meeting in order to achieve such clarity.
Accordingly, it was proposed that such categories of individuals be excluded from the scope of application of any future instrument.
The essential element of the Irish proposal is that any future instrument on MOTAPM must address the issue of persistent mines laid outside perimeter-marked areas.
Parties would also need to consider how to handle particulate matter(PM) in any future instrument.
It was argued that any future instrument identifying a specific dud rate as the basis for a prohibition would be difficult to implement and monitor in an effective way.
Promoting active participation by the region in the development of existing instruments and in any future instruments.
We are convinced that any future instrument on fissile material should include a verification mechanism, which is a fundamental element in any disarmament and nonproliferation agreement.
Finally, we wish to submit that the‘no reservations' clause in article 17 should not be a precedent for any future instrument.”.
To further the treatment of this urgent problem,Israel is introducing language that aims to incorporate in any future instrument on cluster munitions, a clear prohibition on the transfers of cluster munitions to terrorists.
Military officers deployed by the United Nations as experts on mission should be excluded from the scope of application of any future instrument.
The purpose of the draft Convention would be defeated if it were to give way to any future instrument covering essentially the same type of carriage.
Contextualising the combined effects of detectability, fusing andminefield marking is an important step in generating a clear understanding of the potential impacts of any future instrument.
In that connection,his delegation had decided to submit a proposal containing elements to be included in any future instrument to expand the scope of protection under the Convention.
However, our willingness to deviate from the established conventions international law on this should not be seen as a compromise in principle andcannot be used as a precedent for any future instrument.”.
Secondly, the draft resolution makes no reference to the necessary full participation of the primary arms-producing andexporting States in any future instrument on the transfer of arms that claims to be truly effective and universally acceptable.
In simple terms, the longer the commencement of negotiations on an FMCT is delayed,the greater the stocks of fissile material in existence around which debate will have to coalesce in the conclusion of any future instrument.
Delegations had agreed,however, that any future instrument should distinguish, as appropriate, between the situation of United Nations staff members and external individuals and should not erect barriers that discouraged staff from seeking external counsel.
According to one view, it would be difficult to find a universally accepted concept of the environment,a problem which was certain to affect efforts to define the scope of any future instruments on the topic.
It states that the Agreement shall remain open for signature for 12 months after the date of its adoption and that any future instrument of ratification or formal confirmation or accession to the Convention shall also represent consent to be bound by the Agreement.
Cooperation and assistance in the destruction of stockpiles of MOTAPM that do not meet and cannot be modified to meet the humanitarian andmilitary norms on MOTAPM that would be contained in any future instrument on MOTAPM.
Representatives of a number of countries said that there should be implementation of and compliance with any future instrument by all parties and that the elaboration of clear obligations and well-designed implementation and monitoring mechanisms, including specific goals, indicators, targets and time frames, was essential.
Basic issues arising from the report of the Group of Legal Experts(A/60/980) were still being discussed, with a focus on elucidating problem areas and considering viable solutions,while the final form of any future instrument on the subject was being treated as a secondary consideration.
Another essential element to incorporate into any future instrument governing arms trade is a clear definition of brokering, accompanied by provisions on enhanced international cooperation and harmonized rules, so as to eliminate the"grey" areas of which arms traffickers seek to take advantage.
The Special Rapporteur indicated that his preliminary report aimed at briefly describing the history of the consideration of this subject by the Commission and the Institute of International Law, as well as at outlining the issues which the Commission should analyse as part of its consideration of this topic andin its possible formulation of any future instrument.
Any future instrument on the subject should contain a broad and general definition of such remnants, should provide for its application to both international and non-international armed conflicts and should incorporate a general obligation both to remove such debris and to provide the civilian population with full information.
His delegation therefore welcomed the timely initiative of the delegations of New Zealand and Ukraine in presenting their two draft conventions on the question of responsibility for attacks on United Nations personnel andshared the opinion expressed in document A/48/349 that any future instrument should be elaborated in stages.
On explosive remnants of war, he commended the Coordinator on his work andemphasized that the main task ahead was to promote the early entry into force of Protocol V. The Coordinator on mines other than anti-personnel mines was also to be commended, and any future instrument on the subject should acknowledge that such mines were of significant tactical importance, and could be used legitimately when preventive measures were strictly observed.
It was also contended that prompt response measures to prevent loss or damage caused; adequate financial security, achieved in particular by insurance obligations or the establishment of a fund; and the creation of effective judicial protection measures, particularly in transboundary cases, elements already reflected in draft principles 5 to 7,were essential for inclusion in any future instrument and were critical to the achievement of the overall goal of providing prompt and adequate compensation for victims.
Any future international instrument should focus on the prevention of harm to the environment.