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All countries- members of the Organization of Islamic Conference(OIC) are entitled to become members of the IDB.
Article 4 of the United Nations Charter clearly stipulates that only sovereign States are entitled to become Members of the United Nations.
Call upon States that are entitled to become Parties to the Convention but that have not yet done so to take all appropriate steps to ratify the Convention and to become part of the Espoo family of nations;
ECE member States andregional economic integration organizations that are entitled to become Parties to the Convention;
It seems entirely possible that States andinternational organizations that are entitled to become parties to a treaty may formulate objections within the meaning of the definition contained in guideline 2.6.1 even though they have not expressed their consent to be bound by the treaty.
The depositary of a multilateral convention should, upon receipt of each reservation,communicate it to all States which are or which are entitled to become parties to the convention.
A presumption that could result from the silence of States which are, or are entitled to become, parties to the treaty, for a period of 12 months. Art. 18, para. 3(b) ibid., p. 61.
Portugal maintains its doubts regarding[the provision of] draft guideline 2.6.5 conferring capacity to formulate objections on States andinternational organizations that are entitled to become a party to the treaty.
ECE member States andregional economic integration organizations that are entitled to become Parties to the Convention but have not yet done so;
Once the Commission has taken a decision concerning the scope of control of substances, it is communicated by the Secretary-General to theInternational Narcotics Control Board and to all States and other entities that are, or that are entitled to become, parties to the 1988 Convention.g.
In the WTO agreement, no distinction is made between a State ora separate customs territory in that both are entitled to become WTO members provided that the latter has full autonomy in the conduct of its external commercial relations.
The depositary of a multilateral convention should communicate all replies to its communications, in respect of anyreservation to the convention, to all States which are or which are entitled to become parties to the convention.
The time period for tacit acceptance of a reservation by States orinternational organizations that are entitled to become parties to the treaty is subject to a further limitation when unanimous acceptance is necessary in order to establish a reservation.
In 1951, for example, the Commission held that"the depositary of a multilateral convention should, upon receipt of each reservation,communicate it to all States which are or which are entitled to become parties to the convention.
The time period relating to implicit acceptance of a reservation by States orinternational organizations that are entitled to become parties to the treaty is, however, subject to an additional limitation when unanimous acceptance is required in order for the reservation to be established.
In keeping with these recommendations, the Commission suggested that,"in theabsence of contrary provisions in any multilateral convention(…)[t]he depositary of a multilateral convention should, upon receipt of each reservation, communicate it to all States which are or which are entitled to become parties to the convention.
In the operative part of its opinion, the Court clearly established that States that are entitled to become parties to the Convention can formulate objections.
Conversely, in 1962, Sir Humphrey Waldock reverted to the 1951 formulation and proposed that any reservation formulated"by a State signing, ratifying, acceding to, or accepting a treaty subsequently to the meeting orconference at which it was adopted shall be communicated to all other States which are, or are entitled to become, parties.
The Commission has been divided, however, over the question of whether States orinternational organizations that are entitled to become parties to a treaty may also formulate objections.
The secretariat shall notify those UN/ECE member States andregional economic integration organizations that are entitled to become a Party to the Convention as well as the organizations of the United Nations system and other international governmental organizations with specific competence on issues of the Convention, of any meeting at least six weeks before it is due to take place, so that they may be represented as observers.
Notification of the Council's decision shall be transmitted to all States andother entities which are, or which are entitled to become, Parties to this Convention, to the Commission and to the Board.
According to the majority position, then, it seems entirely possible that States andinternational organizations that are entitled to become parties to the treaty may formulate objections in the sense of the definition contained in guideline 2.6.1 even though they have not expressed their consent to be bound by the treaty.
The Government of the Hungarian People 's Republic declares that paragraph 1 of article 26 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and paragraph 1 of article 48 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights according to which certain States may not become signatories to the said Covenants are of a discriminatory nature andare contrary to the basic principle of international law that all States are entitled to become signatories to general multilateral treaties.
The General Assembly would also request the Secretary-General to transmit immediately certified copies of the Agreement to the States and entities that are entitled to become parties to the Convention and this Agreement, with a view to facilitating universal participation in the Convention.
The difference has no practical consequences, since the contracting States andcontracting international organizations are entitled to become parties in accordance with the definition of that term given in article 2, paragraph 1(f), of the 1986 Vienna Convention; it poses a problem, however, with regard to the wording of the draft guideline(s) to be included in the Guide to Practice.
The secretariat shall notify organizations of the United Nations system with specific competence on issues of the Convention, as well as those ECE member States andregional economic integration organizations which are entitled to become a Party to the Convention, of any meeting of the Parties so that they may be represented as observers.
Things are much more complicated when it comes to treaties that do not indicate clearly which States are entitled to become parties to them or"open" treaties containing the words"any State", or when it is established that participants in the negotiations were agreed that later accessions would be possible.
Nevertheless, according to the majority view, the provisions of article 20, paragraphs 4(b) and 5, of the Vienna Conventions, make no exclusion of any kind; on the contrary, they allow States andinternational organizations that are entitled to become parties to the treaty to formulate objections within the definition contained in guideline 2.6.1.
In the practice of the Secretary-General as depositary, such objections formulated by States orinternational organizations that are entitled to become parties to the treaty are conveyed by means of"communications" and not"depositary notifications"; however, what is"communicated" are unquestionably objections in the sense of guideline 2.6.1.