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This extensive interpretation has been adopted in Europe and in the Americas.
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In accordance with a general principle of international law, one should proceed bona fide and avoid an extensive interpretation.
Paragraph 2 reflects the extensive interpretation which has been given to this definition in practice.
Ge that the initial version of the draft law resulted in different opinions so the new version was created from which has been extracted the disputable sub-clause‘a,as it created possibility of extensive interpretation.
The given data gives possibility of extensive interpretation and is useful for conducing discussions on many important topics.
If it were necessary to further clarify that obligation, it would be necessary to negotiate new rules in order toavoid anomalous or extensive interpretations of international law.
He claims that an"extensive interpretation" of the Covenant that would allow such a reintroduction would run counter to paragraph 2 of article 5.
Furthermore, the parties' reference to the first contract in all the subsequent orders represented an extension of the former andthus justified an extensive interpretation of the arbitration agreement.
Further an"extensive interpretation" of article 5, paragraph 2, of the Covenant which would allow a State party to reintroduce the death penalty would run counter to this provision.
As previously noted,these provisions are not subject to arbitrary or extensive interpretations but, in order to be legitimate, have to meet strict tests of justification.
This is an extensive interpretation which runs counter to the proviso in paragraph 6 of article 6 that"nothing in this article shall be invoked… to prevent the abolition of capital punishment.
It was his understanding that the Secretariat's statement of programme budget implications was based on estimates presented through an overly extensive interpretation of rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly.
In order to avoid the need for extensive interpretation, questions contain language on concrete measures instead of generic references to the Protocol and Convention provisions.
A number of sources suggested the quality andusefulness of the Division's publications could be enhanced by including more elaborate clarifications of methodology and assumptions, and more extensive interpretation and analysis of emerging issues.
The facades are symmetrical andhave one order that received more extensive interpretation for the colonnade of the main facade(quarter columns), as well as the main planes of side facades three-quarter columns.
It was his understanding that the figures given by the Secretariat in its statement of programme budget implications were estimates,presented in accordance with an extensive interpretation of rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly.
To this end,guideline 2.3.3 aims at two means in particular: the(extensive) interpretation of reservations made earlier, on the one hand, and statements made under an option clause appearing in a treaty.
The exemption from the consequences of non-performance under article 79 CISG is possible only if the impediment is beyond the seller's control;further the concept of seller's liability must be given an extensive interpretation.
Finally, all decisions invoked by the author involved custody and care procedures,which justified a more extensive interpretation of the criteria for representation, especially since the legal representatives had conflicting interests with the children themselves.
The Committee is concerned that the right of the child to freedom of expression,including to receive information, and to freedom of association and peaceful assembly are not guaranteed due to the extensive interpretation of the security concerns by the State party.
We note, while in no way endorsing the death penalty, that an extensive interpretation of article 6, in light of the majority's jurisprudence, would certainly benefit the individual, but it would arguably blur the line of cases falling under article 6, paragraph 2, of the Covenant.
The provision contained in paragraph 2 was welcome, but the words"to the extent possible", which appeared in square brackets,should be deleted in the interest of avoiding extensive interpretations that could lead to unjustified restriction of the rights of persons being expelled.
This extensive interpretation of the right to life under the Covenant sets, in my view, the Committee on an uncharted course, where direct violations of art 6, notwithstanding that the victim is presumed to be alive, in the future could be found in various settings also outside the scope of enforced disappearances.
Accordingly, the terms of the treaty, whereby most-favoured-nation provisions were expressly spelled out in the text, particularly with regard to the settlement of disputes, must be complied with;otherwise there would be no scope for extensive interpretation.
The European Union is particularly concerned about any development which amounts to creeping jurisdiction,be it through excessive claims or extensive interpretation of the Convention, since such a development would restrict the fundamental principle of the freedom of the high seas.
In addition, France considers that, through its forceful and extensive interpretation of article 14 of the Convention, the European Court of Human Rights has already established the autonomous nature of the principle of non-discrimination by applying it to cases that bear only remotely on one of the substantial rights guaranteed by the Convention.
He considers that"the Committee should proceed by analogy, referring to the jurisprudence developed by the European Court of Human Rights,and prepare an extensive interpretation of article 17", under which the concept of private and family life encompasses the right to live in a healthy environment.
This extensive interpretation of the right to life under the Covenant sets, in my view, the Committee on an uncharted course, where direct violations of art 6, notwithstanding that the victim is presumed to be alive, in the future could be found in various settings also outside the scope of enforced disappearances.
To do this, it needed judges, a prosecutor, a registrar, investigative andsupport staff, an extensive interpretation and translation system, a legal aid structure, premises, equipment, courtrooms, detention facilities, guards and all the related funding.