Примеры использования Dispositive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Immunity ratione personae is also dispositive.
Which would be dispositive if he was just a giant head.
Most of international law is dispositive.
(2) Dispositive provisions shall be systematized in the following logical sequence.
Ultimately, however, the administrative appeals process is not dispositive.
(1) Dispositive provisions are norms that are subject of the legislative act.
Even so, you Honor the blood test the used Is by no means a dispositive indication of gender.
On dispositive regulation in social behavior of a personality// Methodological problems of social psychology.
Different methods of impact of rules of law on the same public relations(the imperative and dispositive method) are known.
By contrast, the Assembly's only dispositive role since June 1999 and the introduction of that régime has been to approve the budget of the Mission.
The International Commission of Jurists submits that the outcome in the said communication is not dispositive of this matter, because.
In reaching this conclusion,it examined the dispositive part of the award, noting that it did not contain any rulings regarding the mortgage contract.
Puginsky writes:“Freedom of the discretion of subject of the economic relations is arisen from the fact of a presence of dispositive norms” 3, p. 91.
In view of the fact that the dispositive beginnings are inherent in civil law, it is represented the favorable environment for self-organization of the public relations.
One view felt that the paragraph might give the impression that a unilateral act could deviate from a dispositive rule of international law.
The rules of the Convention are of an eminently dispositive nature, being based on the importance of the principle of party autonomy, and therefore may be applied in full or in part if the parties to a contract so require.
The presence of the above mentioned reasons does not lead automatically to the imposition of pre-emptive ban of the assembly,since the norm is dispositive.
In fact, the legislator has switched the dispositive and the imperative nature of the statutory provisions for major transactions and interested party transactions, making the former provisions imperative,and the latter- dispositive except where they apply to public JSCs.
Therefore, in the opinion of the proponents of this point of view,these jus cogens norms prevail over the customary dispositive norm of immunity ratione materiae.
The Commission's report drew attention to Judge Donoghue's statement(A/69/10, note 449) that while the dispositive paragraphs of the Court's judgment bound only the parties to that case, the Court's interpretation could have implications for other States subject to the same obligation.
However, it appeared from the text of the article andfrom the report itself that a unilateral act could deviate from a dispositive rule of international law.
Furthermore, the Secretary-General notes that any guidance of the Appeals Tribunal on these issues may not necessarily be dispositive, as the Dispute Tribunal has emphasized that it will consider rules established by the Appeals Tribunal to be applicable only where they are"in conformity with general principles of law.
For LLCs and non-public JSCs, the provisions on interested party transactions enshrined in their charters will continue to apply,as the regulation of these transactions will become dispositive.
He concluded that"… a commonality of cases analysing debtors'[centre of main interests] demonstrates that courts do not apply any rigid formula orconsistently find one factor dispositive; instead courts analyse a variety of factors to discern, objectively, where a particular debtor has its principal place of business.
The view was expressed by one representative that since the future convention on the topic was envisaged by the Commission as an umbrella convention,apart from part II(General principles), the draft articles should be viewed as being of a dispositive nature.
Some other delegations acknowledged as useful the primary focus of the Study Group on States as creators of legal norms;the emphasis on the dispositive character of most international law; the attention to the principle pacta tertiis nec nocent nec prosunt; and the correct attachment for analysis to the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties or the principles reflected therein as the general framework of reference and as a means for addressing fragmentation of international law and assuring its unity.
The authorities appear to be in accord that there is nothing incompatible with the policy of the Government, with the safety of the nation, or with the maintenance of war in the enforcement of dispositive treaties or dispositive parts of treaties.
While not necessarily fully dispositive of the issue of responsiveness for all the types of reports and requests that a P/ P service provider may receive, the WG has developed a set of recommendations concerning the relaying of electronic communications, as well as an illustrative Framework to govern provider intake, processing and response to information disclosure requests from intellectual property rights-holders see the main text in this Section 7 under Categories E and F below for details on the WG 's recommendations concerning Relay and Disclosure procedures.
In order to avoid any confusion with the breach of contractual obligations(reflected with the term"default"),it was agreed that reference should be made to rules supplementing the security agreement or to dispositive rules rather than to default rules.
Since the norm concerning immunity on the one hand and the norms criminalizing certain conduct or establishing liability for it on the other regulate different matters and lie in different areas of law(procedural and substantive respectively), they can scarcely conflict with one another,even in spite of the fact that one of them is peremptory and the other dispositive.