Примеры использования Definition of the object на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Definition of the object and purpose of the treaty.
There will be no problems with the definition of the object or its purpose.
Definition of the object and purpose of the treaty.
Both the May and the September meetings focused on succession in respect of archives andlegal questions concerning the definition of the objects of succession.
Some delegations supported the Commission's cautious approach with regard to the definition of the object and purpose.
With regard to the definition of the object and purpose of a treaty, his delegation supported the Commission's cautious approach.
Note by the Special Rapporteur on draft guideline 3.1.5,"Definition of the object and purpose of the treaty" tenth.
It is presented in a logical definition of the object of the utility model and its characteristics determine the scope of legal protection is claimed.
She could understand why the Special Rapporteur believed that a Guide to Practice must necessarily contain a definition of the object and purpose of a treaty.
Draft guideline 3.1.5, concerning the definition of the object and purpose of the treaty, was useful but could still be improved.
One of the functions of an instrument such as the Guide to Practice was to try to limit the completely subjective character of assessments and to find common formulations,for example for the definition of the object and purpose of a treaty.
In that context, he referred the delegation to the Committee's definition of the object and purpose of the Convention in its general recommendation No. 25.
Definition of the objects subject to the EIA is very wide under these two laws- it includes planning of all new objects and kinds of activity which can influence the environment.
Note by the Special Rapporteur on draft guideline 3.1.5,"Definition of the object and purpose of the treaty" tenth report, document A/CN.4/558.
Although some Commission members and a few delegations in the Sixth Committee may have demurred,the Special Rapporteur still believes that the Guide to Practice must of necessity contain a definition of the object and purpose of the treaty.
She looked forward to the Commission's further consideration of the draft guidelines on the definition of the object and purpose of the treaty and the determination of the validity of reservations.
According to another view, definition of the object and purpose of a treaty was necessary, but must be sufficiently broad that it could be applicable on a case-by-case basis in accordance with the rules of treaty interpretation.
It might in fact be useful to establish a special regime for reservations to human rights treaties and to clarify the definition of the"object" of a treaty, with a view to determining the admissibility of reservations.
It was important to have a rather broad definition of the object and purpose in the Guide to Practice rather broad to permit the application of that criterion on a case-by-case basis and in conformity with the rules of treaty interpretation.
Several delegations commended the Special Rapporteur for his treatment of the question of the validity of reservations, the definition of the object and purpose of a treaty and reservations to a provision articulating a customary rule.
Mr. Lammers(Netherlands), commenting on the definition of the"object and purpose" of a treaty, said that his delegation had considered the two alternative texts suggested by the Special Rapporteur but doubted whether they would achieve the end he had in view.
Such elements as"essential rules","raison d'être","general architecture" or"balance of the treaty", which were common to both alternatives,did not add any substantial clarification and might even complicate the definition of the object and purpose of the treaty.
In the light of the criticisms of the definition of the object and purpose of the treaty that had been voiced during the debate at the fifty-seventh session, the Special Rapporteur had formulated a new definition of the object and purpose of the treaty A/CN.4/572 and Corr.1.
Mr. Hafner(Austria), commenting on the topic of reservations to treaties,said that one of the most sensitive issues was undoubtedly the definition of the object and purpose of a treaty, quite rightly called one of the enigmas of international law.
It was stated that a definition of the object and purpose of a treaty, however laudable its intentions, might result in the replacement of one elusive concept by another or in the introduction of cumbersome criteria that might disturb established terminology used in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
At the Commission's fifty-seventh session, the Special Rapporteur proposed, in his tenth report on reservations to treaties, draft guideline 3.1.5 concerning the definition of the object and purpose of the treaty, which plays a key role in determining the validity of a reservation.
By definition any reservation"purports to exclude or modify the legal effect of certain provisions of a treaty or of the treaty as a wholewith respect to certain specific aspects in their application" to the author of the reservation; therefore, the definition of the object and purpose of the treaty should not be so broad as to impair the right to formulate reservations.