Примеры использования Equitable utilization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 5, paragraph 1 Equitable utilization.
Equitable utilization, on the other hand, was a logical concept and should therefore be included in the draft articles.
It was important to include the term"equitable utilization" in the proposed draft articles.
Draft article 5 rightly drew a distinction between reasonable and equitable utilization.
The Special Rapporteur wished to make equitable utilization the determining criterion.
Hell is just a place for recycling, andall conditions for quality and equitable utilization.
It is in this connection that the equitable utilization of transboundary rivers becomes an issue that should be accorded the utmost urgency.
At the same time, States must not deprive other watercourse States of their right to equitable utilization.
A strategic action programme is now in place aimed at ensuring the equitable utilization of and benefit from the common Nile basin water resources.
It also supported giving special regard to vital human needs in determining what constituted equitable utilization.
Draft article 6 should therefore indicate which factors applied to equitable utilization and which applied to reasonable utilization. .
For arid and semi-arid countries,irrigation was often an absolute priority, something that must be taken into account in defining equitable utilization.
Part II(General principles)proposed the governing concept of equitable utilization of international watercourses.
The draft articles adopted by the Commission were therefore intended to clarify the rules for their proper management and reasonable and equitable utilization.
With respect to article 10,his delegation believed that special attention must be given to the equitable utilization, protection and preservation of water resources by all watercourse States.
The Convention, which Indonesia ratified in 1985,will make a significant contribution in promoting the peaceful uses of the seas and in ensuring their equitable utilization.
This subregional partnership aims to achieve sustainable socio-economic development through equitable utilization and benefit from the Nile Basin water resources.
Similar considerations also apply to the equitable utilization principle, particularly in connection with the no-harm rule and to the extent that it«incorporates[the principle] of sustainable development»19.
Unfortunately, there was no agreement as to what constituted"significant" harm,which was incompatible with equitable utilization in any event.
The importance of the equitable utilization of fishery resources was also emphasized, as was the need to respect World Trade Organization(WTO) principles and prevent barriers to the trade of fish products.
As we have seen,the above-mentioned factors determine the relationship between the principle of reasonable and equitable utilization and the rule against causing harm.
In view of the distinction in draft article 5 between reasonable and equitable utilization, the point was made that where feasible draft article 6 should indicate which factors applied to each principle.
However, the expression"when the need arises" inserted in paragraph 2 of article 6 should be deleted,as it might render the application of the rule of equitable utilization nugatory.
For Kenya, such cooperative efforts were an important means of achieving sustainable development through equitable utilization of common water resources, and also a means of bringing forward plans to prevent significant harm to other riparian States.
As signalled in the Guide toImplementing the Water Convention, the principle of cooperation is the catalyst for the case-specific application of the principles of no-harm and equitable utilization.
Also in relation to article 10,another representative stressed that special attention should be given to the equitable utilization, protection and preservation of water resources by all watercourse States.
In that connection, he stressed that equitable utilization did not mean equal utilization and further remarked that the criterion of reasonable utilization should contribute to achieving a balance between the needs and interests of the various watercourse States.
The sharing of natural resources implied the responsibility to cooperate to ensure their reasonable and equitable utilization, as envisaged in draft articles 4 and 5.
With regard to procedures for ensuring the equitable utilization of watercourses, his delegation welcomed the fact that part III of the draft dealt entirely with procedural regulations intended to complement the rule of equitable utilization and to guide States in planning watercourse activities.