Примеры использования Defining aggression на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Member of the Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression.
Defining aggression seemed to pose fewer problems than bringing such a crime under the court's jurisdiction.
Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression(1967-1972), Assistant Secretary.
Third to sixth sessions(New York-Geneva, 1971-1974) of the Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression.
However, in defining aggression, the prerogatives of the Security Council in determining any act of aggression must not be prejudiced.
United Nations Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression 1973-1974.
The delicate issue of defining aggression was not insurmountable and could be addressed again nearer the time of the proposed conference.
Mr. VILLAGRAN-KRAMER(Guatemala) said that defining terrorism was as problematic as defining aggression.
In defining aggression, a balance must be struck between the Court's need to be unimpaired by political influence and the Security Council's responsibilities under the Charter.
Vice-Chairman of the Delegation of the USSR to the United Nations Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression.
Expresses its appreciation to the Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression for its work which resulted in the elaboration of the Definition of Aggression; .
The term seems to come from article 5(2)of the annex to General Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX), defining aggression.
However, the task of defining aggression in terms precise enough to establish individual responsibility and ensure safeguards against arbitrary application seemed particulary elusive.
In December 1967 the General Assembly adopted Resolution 2330(XXII),which established a Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression.
Should the difficulties involved in defining aggression prove insurmountable, it might be discussed whether the court could, initially, operate without jurisdiction over the crime of aggression. .
His delegation would read the German proposal and would be flexible butpreferred to take resolution 3314 of 1974 as a starting point for defining aggression.
The thorny problem of defining aggression had been cleverly solved by having the Code deal with individual responsibility rather than with the definition of what constituted an unlawful act committed by a State.
He expressed his delegation's admiration for thedrafting of article 16, on the crime of aggression, and then outlined the difficulties that had arisen in defining aggression.
Several delegations have already expressed their views, mainly on the value of the Nuremberg Charter for defining aggression, and on the relevance of the 1974 resolution for the purposes of individual criminal responsibility.
Recent difficulties in determining whether particular armed conflicts are international armed conflicts are examples of definitional problems also encountered in defining aggression.
The proposed definition of aggression in the discussion paper was not satisfactory,but work on defining aggression could be continued after the Conference, provided that the crime was mentioned in the Statute.
Mr. FADL(Sudan) said that the Statute should include aggression and supported the view of the representative of Syria thatGeneral Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX) of 1974 should form the basis for defining aggression.
However, she supported the Norwegian suggestion that, if a consensus on defining aggression could not be reached within a reasonable time, its inclusion should be considered at a later stage, and a revision clause should be provided for.
The Kampala Conference reinforced that pillar through the incorporation of articles 8 bis, 15 bis and15 ter into the Rome Statute, defining aggression as a crime that triggers individual criminal liability.
It was not the function of the Definition of Aggression to deal with the general law of State responsibility, andto have remained silent on the point in formulating the text of article 3 would not have served the purpose of defining aggression.
Represented Egypt on the Legal Subcommittee of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space,the Special Committee on the Question of Defining Aggression and the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
He would be grateful if the options referred to by the Syrian delegation at a previous meeting, which were not contained in the discussion paper,could be presented for further deliberation, in order to reach a consensus on defining aggression and also on the role of the Security Council.
However, there did not appear to be general support for the inclusion of the crime of aggression, and, indeed,the Commission itself had noted the problems of defining aggression as an act committed by a State in its commentary.
The UN Charter defines aggression as the most serious crime against peace.
In its Annex, the UN General Assembly defines aggression as.