Примеры использования Convention should apply на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The provisions of article 5, paragraph 2 of the Convention should apply in such cases.
The terms of the convention should apply both to natural and to legal persons, including States and international organizations.
The Administrative Committee decided that the amendment procedure in line with article 59 of the Convention should apply.
The other provisions of Article 23 of the Convention should apply mutatis mutandis to the Protocol. Switzerland.
The Inquiry Commission unanimously found that the building of the canal was likely to have such an impact,in which case the Convention should apply.
One delegation said that the Convention should apply to any sea-going ship within the jurisdiction of a State Party where an order has been made.
If the operation was conducted in a situation of armed conflict, it was by nature risky, andthe protective regime of the Convention should apply.
According to some representatives, the new convention should apply to domestic, foreign and international public officials, whether appointed or elected.
Before the Judicial Board, the defendant/buyer argued that the four-year period found in Article 8 of the Limitation Convention should apply.
Obligations under the Convention should apply only to States parties, therefore the second line of paragraph 4 should read"and calls upon all States parties.
Nigeria had signed the Convention almost 24 years earlier without making any reservations,which meant that the Convention should apply throughout the territory of the federation.
Further consideration is needed on whether the Convention should apply, at least in some respects, to legal activities of criminal organizations such as acquisition of property.
Despite the lack of uniformity in States' practice, the provisions contained in article 20, paragraphs 4(c) and5 of the Vienna Convention should apply as a matter of customary law.
The Convention should apply to all terrorist offences within its purview and no exceptions should be made for the perpetrators of what were unjustified criminal acts.
After discussion, the Working Group stated that the transparency convention should apply regardless of the arbitration rules selected by an investor under a relevant investment treaty.
Giving the appeal judgement, the Provincial High Court ruled that, in view of the fact that the parties made no reference in the contractto the applicable law, article 4 of the 1980 Rome Convention should apply.
As to any other matter involving the debtor's rights and obligations,it was agreed thatthe draft Convention should apply whether one assignment only or subsequent assignments as well were involved.
It had then been decided that the draft Convention should apply to undertakings issued in a contracting State and when the rules of private international law lead to the application of the law of a contracting State A/CN.9/388, paras. 98-100.
Draft article 1, as it stood,would set a negative precedent since it seemed to challenge the basic principle of international law according to which a convention should apply only to States that had adopted it.
The prevailing view, however, was that the criminal law provisions of the convention should apply irrespective of whether the victims had been wearing the United Nations emblem or some other identification.
Other Project Group 2.1 participants believed that repair could at times entail the replacement and discarding through Basel Convention Annex IV operations of hazardous parts, andin those instances the Basel Convention should apply.
The non-maritime leg of a contract should be covered by national law,and the draft convention should apply only to the maritime leg, because a shipper had no way of knowing where damage had occurred.
It was also widely felt that variant B was not conducive to the degree of harmonization envisaged by the Commission,as it would leave it to each contracting State to choose unilaterally the transactions covered by an international instrument to which the provisions of the draft convention should apply.
French courts have similarly taken the view that the Convention should apply to a challenge to the existence or validity of an arbitration agreement, and that this was not restricted in any way by the language of article I.
He reiterated that the European Union considered the requirement of an exceptional-risk declaration to be a major limitation on the Convention and supported its elimination,in the belief that the Convention should apply automatically, without distinction, to any operation conducted under United Nations authority or control.
With regard to the question of those to whom the convention should apply, his delegation was concerned that both drafts were too restrictive, in that they afforded protection only to persons connected with a Security Council operation.
This view is also supported by the fact that a proposal made by the former German Democratic Republic during the diplomatic conference that the Convention should apply even where the preconditions for its application are not met, as long as the parties wanted it to be applicable.
One proposal(Finland) now suggests that the Convention should apply to serious crime when the circumstances provide reasonable grounds to believe that a criminal organization was involved in the commission of the crime and spells out some of the circumstances under which this may be assumed.
Her delegation supported the view that the expression"not prohibited by international law" should be deleted from the definition of the scope of the draft convention in article 1,on the basis that the draft convention should apply to any activity involving risk, irrespective of whether it was contrary to any other rule of international law.
In addition, it was questioned whether the principles in the 1997 Convention should apply to non-renewable underground water resources not within its scope, or whether those resources should be governed by the same regime as governed other depletable shared natural resources, such as oil and gas.