Примеры использования Diplomatic protection in respect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These examples involved actual or potential diplomatic protection in respect of private interests.
The exercise of diplomatic protection in respect of a stateless person or refugee cannot and should not be seen as giving rise to a legitimate expectation of the conferment of nationality.
The State of nationality of an alien subject to expulsion may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of the alien in question.
A State is entitled to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of an injury to a corporation which has the nationality of that State.
There are cogent policy reasons for allowing the flag State to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a ship's crew.
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The question whether a State may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a national who is an agent of an international organization is clearly one that belongs to the present study.
A State has a discretion under international law whether to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a national.
A State is not entitled to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a person who acquires the nationality of the State against which the claim is brought after the presentation of the claim.
His delegation favoured taking the principle established in the judgment in the Barcelona Traction case as the primary basis for the exercise of diplomatic protection in respect of corporations.
Paragraph 3 provides that the State of refuge may not exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a refugee against the State of nationality of the refugee.
A State may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a stateless person who, at the time of the injury and at the date of the official presentation of the claim, is lawfully and habitually resident in that State.
Two or more States of nationality may jointly exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a dual or multiple national.
A fortiori the exercise of diplomatic protection in respect of a refugee, or a stateless person, should in no way be construed as affecting the nationality of the protected person.
Guinea clearly objected to the admissibility of the claim in respect of the crew on the ground that it constituted a claim for diplomatic protection in respect of non-nationals of St. Vincent.
A State is not entitled to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a corporation that acquires the nationality of the State against which the claim is brought after the presentation of the claim.
Indeed, it was proposed that paragraph 1 be further aligned with article 3, paragraph 1, adopted on first reading in 2002,as follows:"The State entitled to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of an injury to a corporation is the State of nationality of that corporation.".
A State is no longer entitled to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a corporation that acquires the nationality of the State against which the claim is brought after the presentation of the claim.
Article 9, paragraph 1, allows a State to bring a claim on behalf of a person who has acquired its nationality bona fide after suffering an injury attributable to a State other than the person's previous State of nationality, provided that the original State of nationalityhas not exercised or is not exercising diplomatic protection in respect of the injury.
A State may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a person who is recognized as a refugee by that State, in accordance with internationally accepted standards, when that person, at the date of injury and at the date of the official presentation of the claim, is lawfully and habitually resident in that State.
Any State of which a dual or multiple national is a national may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of that national against a State of which that person is not a national.
A State may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a person who is recognized as a refugee by that State when that person, at the time of the injury and at the date of the official presentation of the claim, is lawfully and habitually resident in that State.
Paragraph 2 therefore recognizes that two ormore States of nationality may jointly exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a dual or multiple national against a State of which that person is not a national.
Notwithstanding paragraph 1,a State may exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a person who is its national at the date of the official presentation of the claim but was not a national at the time of the injury, provided that the person has lost his or her former nationality and has acquired, for a reason unrelated to the bringing of the claim, the nationality of that State in a manner not inconsistent with international law.
The State of nationality of the shareholders will therefore only be able to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of shareholders who have suffered as a result of injuries sustained by the corporation.
One issue that might need to be taken into account was the fact that the definition in draft article 1, which referred to the exercise of diplomatic protection only on behalf of nationals of a State, seemed inconsistent with draft article 8,which envisaged the possibility of a State exercising diplomatic protection in respect of persons other than its own nationals, such as stateless persons and refugees.
A State is entitled to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a person who was its national at the time of the injury and is a national at the date of the official presentation of the claim.
Others were of the view that there was no difficulty in including an article that viewed the contractual stipulation as a valid waiver of the right to request diplomatic protection in respect of matters pertaining to the contract, provided that the right of the State of nationality to exercise diplomatic protection irrespective of the waiver was not affected.
A State of nationality may not exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a person against a State of which that person is also a national unless the nationality of the former State is predominant, both at the date of injury and at the date of the official presentation of the claim.
The draft articles contained exceptions which allowed States to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of stateless persons and refugees who were permanently resident in their territory when an injury occurred.