Примеры использования Applicable international rules на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Furthermore, the applicable international rules are sometimes challenged.
Voluntary certification schemes,consistent with applicable international rules.
Neither the Convention itself nor the applicable international rules provide for an exception, and therefore absence of diplomatic relations cannot be considered legitimate reason for not applying the Convention;
Report on the Competitive Advantages Obtained by Some Shipowners as a Result of Non-observance of Applicable International Rules and Standards74.
Praiseworthy advances had been made in strengthening the applicable international rules, producing specific results in the destruction of such munitions, the clearing of contaminated areas and assistance to surviving victims of those devices.
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Works or installations containing dangerous forces, and cultural property shall be clearly marked and identified,in accordance with applicable international rules.
The primary obligation is placed on the flag State to ensure that vessels flying its flag comply with applicable international rules and standards and with national legislation adopted in accordance with the Convention.
The Secretary-General encourages States to support any efforts to resolve the present difficulty, inter alia,through an agreed interpretation of the applicable international rules.
However, it finds that neither the Convention itself nor the applicable international rules provide for such an exception and therefore finds that absence of diplomatic relations cannot be considered a legitimate reason for not applying the Convention.
Article 219 provides measures a port State can take if a vessel is in violation of applicable international rules and standards relating to seaworthiness.
Articles 219 and 226(1)(c)refer to"applicable international rules and standards" relating to seaworthiness of vessels, while article 94(5) refers to"generally accepted international regulations, procedures and practices" governing seaworthiness of ships.
Article 213 further requires States to enforce their laws and regulations and to take legislative andother measures to implement applicable international rules and standards.
Articles 219 and 226(1)(c),which refer to"applicable international rules and standards" relating to seaworthiness of vessels; and article 94(5), which refers to"generally accepted international regulations, procedures and practices" governing seaworthiness of ships.
It is important to reaffirm the right of access of landlocked countries to andfrom the sea and freedom of transit through the territory of transit countries by all means of transport, via the routes most convenient for international transit according to applicable international rules.
Other recent initiatives to address non-compliance by vessels with applicable international rules and standards for the prevention, reduction and control of pollution of the marine environment from vessels include resolution 1439(2005) adopted by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
In this context, the Government also has prepared the draft Charter of Citizens' Rights, which has drawn on the principles of the Constitution as well as the regulations contained in the"Protection of Legal Freedoms and Citizens' Rights Act",other existing laws and applicable international rules.
Article 8 of the Constitution stipulates:"Citizens of the Federation shall have a single nationality, as defined by law, andshall enjoy abroad the protection of the Government of the Federation in accordance with the applicable international rules.""Nationality may not be revoked or withdrawn from a citizen, other than in the exceptional circumstances specified by law.
While flag States have the primary duty to ensure compliance by having vessels fly their flag in accordance with applicable international rules and standards and with laws and regulations adopted according to the Convention in terms of the prevention, reduction and control of pollution of the marine environment from vessels, the Convention also grants enforcement rights to coastal and port States.
Several provisions in UNCLOS, in particular article 220, regulate the enforcement measures which a coastal State can take with respect to a vessel which has violated its laws andregulations adopted in accordance with the Convention or applicable international rules and standards for the prevention, reduction and control of pollution from vessels.
These are variously referred to as"applicable international rules and standards","internationally agreed rules, standards, and recommended practices and procedures","generally accepted international rules and standards","generally accepted international regulations","applicable international instruments" or"generally accepted international regulations, procedures and practices.
Those instruments have proved to be an effective vehicle for the implementation ofarticle 217 of UNCLOS, which provides for the basic obligations imposed upon the flag State to ensure compliance by its vessels with applicable international rules and standards established through the competent international organization or general diplomatic conference.
Obligation of the flag State to enforce laws andregulations adopted in accordance with this Convention and applicable international rules and standards established through competent international organizations or diplomatic conference for the prevention, reduction and control of pollution of the marine environment by dumping with regard to vessels flying its flag or vessels or aircraft of its registry.
Those instruments have proved to be an effective vehicle for the implementation of article 217 of the Convention,which provides for the basic obligations imposed upon the flag State to ensure compliance by its vessels with applicable international rules and standards established through the competent international organization or general diplomatic conference.
It is important to bear in mind that the"generally accepted" or"applicable" international rules and standards which UNCLOS requires States to"conform to" and"give effect to" under article 211, and enforce under articles 217, 218, 219 and 220, can comprise international rules and standards contained in conventions, as well as those in recommendations adopted, for example, by the IMO Assembly or by MSC or MEPC.
Incentives to recognize environmental stewardship in the private sector andfoster the development of voluntary certification programmes, consistent with the Basel Convention and other applicable international rules, relevant decisions of its Conference of the Parties, technical guidelines, relevant national implementing legislation, regulations and other measures;
It is also apparent that unresolved boundary issues and the consequent lack of cooperation contribute to the aggravation of a number of ocean-related problems, such as maritime pollution, unsustainable and unregulated fisheries, use of maritime spaces for narcotic drug trafficking, and the transport of dangerous orharmful substances in violation of applicable international rules and standards.
The international rules and standards for the prevention, reduction and control of pollution of the marine environment from vessels, which UNCLOS requires States to establish, andthe“generally accepted” or“applicable” international rules and standards which they are required to“conform to”,“give effect to”, implement and enforce are contained in the provisions of MARPOL 73/78.
Obligation of States to ensure compliance by vessels flying their flag or of their registry with applicable international rules and standards, established through the competent international organization or general diplomatic conference, and with their laws and regulations adopted in accordance with this Convention for the prevention, reduction and control of pollution of the marine environment from vessels and accordingly to adopt laws and regulations and take other measures necessary for their implementation.
Articles 210(4) and(6) refer to the"global rules, standards, and recommended practices and procedures" for the prevention, reduction and control of pollution by dumping; andarticle 216(1) refers to the enforcement of such"applicable international rules and standards established through competent international organizations or diplomatic conference";
It may be noted that article 217, paragraph 7,of the Convention requires the flag State to promptly inform the State requesting the investigation of a violation of applicable international rules and standards regarding the prevention, reduction and control of marine pollution from ships, of the outcome of enforcement actions taken in respect of ships flying its flag.