Примеры использования Articles would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Without such provisions, the draft articles would have little impact.
Similar articles would certainly be possible to find on other Crop Circles photographs a great number.
In an area where confusion, and indeed disputes, were common,the draft articles would undoubtedly be extremely useful.
First, the articles would deal only with activities posing a risk of transboundary harm.
He wondered how the principles set out in the draft articles would apply in such a federal system.
The draft articles would then simply guarantee the protection of all applicable or relevant human rights during the expulsion process.
It must also be remembered that,if cut to the bone, the draft articles would impose obligations on only one group of States.
A footnote to those articles would refer to those proposals to serve as a reminder to delegations preparing for the third reading;
The practice of clustering questions under priority topics rather than addressing specific articles would continue with respect to periodic reports.
A convention based on the draft articles would contribute to the codification of international law in that area.
It was also stressed that if article 19 was interpreted a contrario,the result was that Part I of the draft articles would consist of non-optional provisions.
Another view was that the draft articles would apply unless the parties agreed otherwise.
The articles would also be used in connection with the journalists' round-table, and the writers would be invited to participate(see item(b) below);
If the latter were to be excluded,the draft articles would have only limited scope, thereby detracting considerably from their value.
There was also a suggestion to add another factor-- any existing and planned other activities and their effects-- in view of the fact that the draft articles would cover activities other than the utilization of aquifers.
In that way the draft articles would also cover agreements on the privileges and immunities of international organizations and their officials.
The exclusion of that responsibility from the scope of application of the draft articles would amount to the preservation of a substantial lacuna in international law.
Thus endorsed, the draft articles would serve as a useful reference for interpreting a regional convention based on the draft articles, such as the Council of Europe's 2006 Convention on the Avoidance of Statelessness in relation to State Succession.
More State practice was needed to ascertain whether the draft articles would succeed in progressively developing international law.
Ms. Abdul Hamid(Malaysia)said that the draft articles would provide useful guidelines for States entering into bilateral or regional arrangements for the management of transboundary aquifers.
On the topic of nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States,he remarked that the draft articles would promote uniformity and establish a set of fundamental legal principles.
Mr. León González(Cuba)said that the adoption of a convention based on the articles would contribute to the codification and progressive development of international law, in particular the consolidation of norms concerning conditions that must be met for a request for diplomatic protection.
It was considered that the precautionary principle was already established in international environmental law andthat its inclusion in the draft articles would contribute greatly to its general acceptance in international law.
Many members of the Commission appeared to agree that the articles would have a lasting impact only if they were crafted in such a way as to be widely acceptable to States and to mirror State practice.
The Commission had agreed with him that the effective application of the draft articles would require good faith and cooperation between the States concerned.
His delegation further wondered to what extent the draft articles would apply to civil law claims presented in connection with criminal proceedings.
In view of the significant improvements and clarifications introduced to the text,he was convinced that the draft articles would now serve as a guiding force in the area of nationality regardless of format.
However, whether adopted as a convention or a non-binding instrument, those articles would not remove the need for concrete bilateral and regional arrangements, as well as a supplementary regulatory framework to resolve outstanding issues.
Mr. Liu Zhenmin(People's Republic of China) hoped that delegations would continue to manifest a will for consensus,so that the draft articles would take the form of a legally binding instrument, namely, an international convention.
Thus, if article 4 was taken in conjunction with article 1(b),the draft articles would apply to activities that did not involve risk of significant transboundary harm but did in fact cause it.