Примеры использования Case of states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If a serious breach does occur,it calls for the same consequences as in the case of States.
As in the case of States, the principle of full reparation is often applied in practice in a flexible manner.
Evidently,"essential interest" was more easily understood in the case of States than of organizations.
As in the case of States, the principle of full reparation is often applied in practice in a flexible manner.
However, there may be situations in which these assurances andguarantees are as appropriate as in the case of States.
Thus, as in the case of States, international responsibility is linked with a breach of an obligation under international law.
Nonetheless, the substance of that right with respect to international organizations was not well established under international law, and its scope andthe conditions for exercising it were far less clear than in the case of States.
Nevertheless, as in the case of States, circumstances that might make it necessary to invoke necessity would rarely occur in practice.
Work with Member States and international, regional andsubregional organizations to help them to make more effective offers of, or, in the case of States, more effective requests for, assistance;
Such ambiguity could be constructive, as in the case of States pledging contributions to voluntary funds of the United Nations.
For States? 30. There was support for including such a provision based on article 25 of the articles on State responsibility, even thoughsuch cases would rarely occur in practice as in the case of States.
Hence, in the case of States, the"principle of speciality" does not play any role in article 7 of the articles on the responsibility of States. .
He is also aware of the difficulties faced by many Governments, especially of developing countries, in locating and assembling the necessary information,difficulties that are compounded in the case of States with federal systems of jurisdiction.
Again as in the case of States, damage does not appear to be an element necessary for international responsibility of an international organization to arise.
This basic difference takes us back to the roots of international law when we consider the rule of law from that perspective;while the rule of law implies submission to the law, in the case of States, it implies the surrender of their sovereignty.
The Conference notes that in the case of States without substantial nuclear activities, the conclusion of safeguards agreements involves simplified procedures.
In principle, verification would not need to be applied to lower enrichment levels, but in view of the advantages of LEU as a feed for VHEU production, some verification measures for lower enriched uranium mayneed to be considered, particularly in the case of States with smaller fissile stocks.
Again as in the case of States, damage does not appear to be an element necessary for international responsibility of an international organization to arise.
Encourages States to ensure that obstacles are not placed in the way of bonded labourers, or human rights defenders acting on their behalf,in registering formal complaints about the exploitation of bonded labour and, in the case of States in which such complaints are pending, to ensure that they are treated with the utmost urgency and seriousness;
Unlike in the case of States, the competences and powers of international organizations, as well as relations between the organizations and their members, varied considerably.
The creation of a new"duty to provide assistance" would create many legal and practical problems, such as how to define the exact scope of such an obligation, who would decide whether the obligation had been violated, andhow the rule would operate in the case of States with limited capacity to provide assistance, or in multiple disaster situations.
The Conference notes that, in the case of States without significant nuclear activities, the conclusion of safeguards agreements involves simplified procedures.
In this respect, it is recalled that Sao Tome and Principe adopted its Act No. 1/98 on 23 March 1998 providing, in article 4, for the establishment of a 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone and specifying, in paragraphs 2 and 3, that Sao Tome andPrincipe's outer limit of the exclusive economic zone shall not extend beyond the“median equidistant line” in the case of States with opposite coasts. For Act No. 1/98 of Sao Tome and Principe, see Law of the Sea Bulletin No. 37.
It was also mentioned that, in the case of States with more than one official language, the court might require that all documents be translated into one particular language.
As for compliance with requests made pursuant to rule 86, the response of States parties had thus far been generally positive, even in the case of States subject to the jurisprudence created by the ruling of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in the Pratt and Morgan v. the AttorneyGeneral of Jamaica(1994)case that the holding of a convicted person on death row for more than five years constituted inhuman or degrading treatment.
The emphasis is on the case of States establishing an international organization and entrusting it with functions in respect of which they are bound by obligations under international law while the organization is not so bound.
The number of replies to the questionnaires, The percentages in question- 17 per cent in the case of States(32 out of a total of 187 States that received questionnaires) and 38 per cent in the case of international organizations- may not seem very high, but they by far exceed the proportion normally found in connection with such exercises.
This need is especially evident in the case of States with long borders, which are prone to the illicit trafficking of weapons designed to undermine national stability and security, and to drug trafficking and terrorist smuggling activities.
In the case of State v. Vivienne Jane Munnik, two Government statisticians with their driver went to the accused person's house during the population census to collect data.
In the case of State employees, a minimum of 20 per cent of the number of employees is required art. 292.