Примеры использования Behaviour of states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The aim of sanctions should be to modify the behaviour of States, not to punish them.
As the Brazilian Foreign Minister said today, the magnitude and the duration of this crisis are unpredictable, butwhat should not be unpredictable is the behaviour of States.
She highlighted the Court's positive influence on the behaviour of States and political leaders.
Although Eritrea was not a party to the 1949 Geneva Conventions, it had a moral duty to comply with their provisions,which constituted established international norms governing the behaviour of States.
As a consequence, the real impact of a declaration on the behaviour of States may be more important than that of a convention awaiting ratification.
The stigma attached to these horrific devices has had a strong impact on the behaviour of States.
In spite of developments in international law, there has been little change in the behaviour of States and corporations with respect to their operations within indigenous territories.
Another matter to be decided was whether the Commission was going to codify unilateral acts alone or the behaviour of States as well.
Customary international law is based on the long-term,widespread behaviour of states, as well as an ingrained acceptance that such expressed behaviours are obligatory.
Although article 19 seemed to refer to rights holders,the Committee had used it to restrict the behaviour of States.
A long and ugly war in the region has just ended, butthat does not mean that the behaviour of States, ethnic groups and individuals has immediately changed.
It is our earnest expectation that the behaviour of States, when underpinned by respect for international law, will also provide the rationale and incentive for making forward movement on the disarmament and non-proliferation agenda.
It has been andcontinues to be the main forum in which the principles that guide the behaviour of States develop and evolve.
Such instruments could have a harmonizing effect on the behaviour of States while avoiding the laborious procedures involved in transforming them into legally binding instruments under the law of treaties.
More than ever before, the global community needs an effective framework of norms to govern the behaviour of States". A/59/282, para. 12.
These provisions differ from those above in that they also have relevance to the behaviour of States with respect to each other, and can even apply to a State Party with respect to the further development of the existing instruments.
That said, it is not possible to draw the conclusion that the articles were intended to regulate the behaviour of States in armed conflict.
More than ever before, the global community needs an effective framework of norms to govern the behaviour of States, which continue to be the principal actors in international relations.
Mr. Rattray stated that intellectual property rights were not absolute rights butshould instead be seen in the framework of international norms regulating the behaviour of States and individuals.
As a result, international law, which served as a norm for guiding, adjusting andregulating the relations and behaviour of States, had been constantly enriched and improved. There had also been intensive international legislative activities.
It does not try peoples, nations or States, although,of course, its trials may involve factual determinations as to the behaviour of States or Governments.
Confidence-building measures aim at reducing uncertainty anderroneous perceptions of the behaviour of States, thus diminishing the risk of military confrontation.
Two global wars exposed our vulnerability to leaders and nations that do not hesitate to use violence to resolve disputes andunderscored the need for an international system to govern the behaviour of States.
The purpose of confidence-building measures is to reduce uncertainty anderroneous perceptions about the behaviour of States, thus reducing the risk of military confrontation.
We are of the view that the Hague Code of Conduct can serve as a global non-proliferation norm-building initiative by promoting responsible behaviour of States in the field of ballistic missiles.
The goal of the confidence-building measures is to reduce uncertainties and misperceptions regarding the behaviour of States, thus diminishing the risk of military confrontation.
These campaigns, often conducted in concert with the United Nations, have helped to raise-- and alter-- the consciousness of the international community and to change the behaviour of states on many critical global issues.
The purpose of confidencebuilding measures is to reduce uncertainty andmisperceptions with regard to the behaviour of States, thus reducing the risk of military confrontation.
Another reality of the world today, which is of far-reaching significance to each nation and individual, is the increasing role of international law, which binds nations andcircumscribes and harmonizes the behaviour of States through multilateral instruments and institutions.
Hence, at the core of my initiative there is a need for a profound reflection on the values andprinciples that bind the international community together and define the behaviour of States towards each other, towards other actors on the international scene and towards their citizens.