Примеры использования Convention had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The convention had a festive atmosphere.
As of August 2009, the Convention had 36 Parties.
The Convention had 40 Parties to date.
Referring to paragraph 10 of the report,he wondered what rank the Convention had.
To date, the Convention had 45 Parties.
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The Convention had a unique structure, and each of the five Protocols established its own autonomous legal system, its own implementation mechanism and its own activities.
To date, the Convention had 44 Parties.
The Convention had the ability to bring together the users and producers of munitions, and promoters of the development and application of international humanitarian law, on a single common platform.
In that regard, the Convention had a number of shortcomings.
The Convention had been ratified in a particular socio-political context, which was marked by rising fundamentalism, conservative traditions and related issues.
As of November 2006, the Convention had 159 contracting Parties.
The Convention had the status of ordinary law and could be invoked before the courts.
According to the report, the Convention had the legal status of a sui generis law.
The Convention had the same status as national legislation, and could be applied directly by the courts.
The workshop concluded the Convention had shown a large number of strengths.
The Convention had the opportunity of meeting with experts and officers from Turkmenistan in the framework of the ECE-GIZ Regional Dialogue and Cooperation on Water Resources Management in Central Asia.
The Advisory Committee was informed that the Convention had not entered into force;
To date, the Convention had 45 Parties and the Protocol 28.
However, the need for enabling laws notwithstanding, the Convention had primacy over domestic laws.
In Cyprus, the Convention had primacy over domestic law.
She noted with satisfaction that during the thirty-sixth session work on the Optional Protocol to the Convention had resulted in the adoption of two substantive decisions.
Given that the Convention had constitutional status, it took precedence over domestic legislation.
Ms. Librada(Equatorial Guinea)said that the Convention had the same status as domestic laws.
However, although the Convention had the force of law, it had not been directly invoked by the courts of justice and the administrative authorities.
It was also not enough to state(art. 6(1) of the Constitution) that the Convention had the same legal validity as domestic laws.
It should not be forgotten that each Convention had its own specificities, which explained why it had been negotiated and ratified and had entered into force.
He reminded the Committee that, according to the Constitution, the Convention had the same effect as the domestic laws of the Republic of Korea.
Accordingly, the Convention had precedence over domestic laws, with the exception of those provisions which were limited by the reservations entered by Lebanon.
Several Governments and all indigenous organizations opposed this suggestion on the grounds that the Convention had received only a few ratifications and could therefore not be considered universal.
It was remarked that the Convention had an important role to play in international environmental governance and that it should pursue the referencing of good practice.