Примеры использования Convention is binding на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee welcomes the assurances of the State party that the Convention is binding on China's law enforcement and judicial organs.
Since the Ottawa Convention is binding for its signatory States, negotiations in the CD cannot fall behind the Ottawa standards and definitions.
With respect to the State party's arguments on article 12, the complainant submits that the Convention is binding on all public authorities in Denmark, including prison authorities and prosecutors.
Although the Convention is binding on the State at the international level, it cannot be enforced through the local judicial system.
It is incorporated into the laws of Vanuatu through the Ratification Act No. 3 of 1995 with the specific provision under section 1(2) that the Convention is binding on the Republic.
Consequently, the Convention is binding under domestic law on both nationals and foreigners, and on public authorities in particular.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of government.
The report indicates in paragraph 45 that, although the Convention is binding on domestic courts, Congolese courts do not in practice see it as part of the legal framework.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of government.
This convention is binding and guarantees the rights of indigenous peoples to their land and to be involved in any decisions that affect their resources and livelihoods.
In his reply of 19 September 2001 the Legal Counsel stated that,"the Convention is binding upon Israel, as the occupying Power in respect of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Although the Convention is binding and has the force of law, the Committee is concerned at the low level of awareness of the Convention amongst the judiciary, lawyers and the general public, including children.
While reaffirming that the Government bears the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of government.
Under article 26 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, a convention is binding only on those who have concluded it, in accordance with the principle of the relative normativity of conventions. .
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of government.
Although the Convention is binding and has the force of law, the Committee is concerned that it has not been invoked in the courts because of insufficient awareness of the Convention amongst the judiciary, lawyers, and the general public, including children.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of the State apparatus.
Although the Convention is binding and has the force of law, according to article 9 of the Civil Code and article 77 of the Constitution, the Committee is concerned that is has not been invoked in the courts because of insufficient awareness of the Convention amongst the judiciary, lawyers and the general public, including children, despite efforts by the State party to inform children of their rights.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of government.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the State party's obligations under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of Government and invites the State party to encourage its national Parliament, in line with its procedures, where appropriate, to take the necessary steps with regard to the implementation of these concluding observations and the Government's next reporting process under the Convention. .
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility for, and is particularly accountable for, the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of the State apparatus.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the State party's obligations under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of Government, and it invites the State party to encourage its General People's Congress, in line with its procedures, where appropriate, to take the necessary steps with regard to the implementation of these concluding observations and the Government's next reporting process under the Convention. .
While reaffirming that the Federal Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the State party's obligations under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of Government and all Länder and municipalities.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the State party's obligations under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of Government and it invites the State party to encourage its Parliament, in line with its procedures, where appropriate, to take the necessary steps with regard to the implementation of these concluding observations and the Government's next reporting process under the Convention. .
Furthermore, it did not accept their pleas to the effect that,by contravening the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, the refusal of naturalization was contrary to international law: the Convention is binding on the legislature and may not be invoked in questions involving the executive.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the State party's obligations under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of Government and invites the State party to encourage its national Parliament, in line with its mandate and procedures, where appropriate, to take the necessary steps with regard to the implementation of these concluding observations and the Government's next reporting process under the Convention. .
While reaffirming that the Government bears the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of government and, to this end, welcomes the active role of the parliament in promoting the application of the Convention, including in its legislative and oversight role.
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the obligations of the State party under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of the Government and invites the State party to encourage the parliament, in line with its procedures, where appropriate, to take the steps necessary to implement the present concluding observations between now and the Government's subsequent reporting process under the Convention. .
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the State party's obligations under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of Government and invites the State party to encourage its parliament, in line with its procedures and where appropriate, to take the necessary steps with regard to the implementation of the present concluding observations and the Government's next reporting process under the Convention. .
While reaffirming that the Government has the primary responsibility and is particularly accountable for the full implementation of the State party's obligations under the Convention, the Committee stresses that the Convention is binding on all branches of Government and it invites the State party to encourage its Federal National Council, in line with its procedures, where appropriate, to take the necessary steps with regard to the implementation of these concluding observations and the Government's next reporting process under the Convention. .