Примеры использования Frequent recourse на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One example is the more frequent recourse to exception clauses in recent BITs.
In that regard, his delegation supported the proposal contained in the report concerning frequent recourse to fact-finding missions.
The Council has also had more frequent recourse to sanctions, using them on five occasions since 1990.
In view of the current international political situation, the hope was that there would be frequent recourse to the International Court of Justice.
We are calling for more frequent recourse to international justice and, in particular, to the International Criminal Court.
Mr. Haj Ibrahim(Syrian Arab Republic)said that the increasingly frequent recourse to sanctions in recent years was disturbing.
We believe that frequent recourse to the Court, as an effective mechanism for the peaceful settlement of disputes, should be encouraged.
That is why we believe that incentives should be provided for the introduction of new cases to the Court and for frequent recourse to it.
The United Nations should have more frequent recourse to the Court's advisory jurisdiction.
Frequent recourse by Member States to international adjudicative mechanisms for the peaceful settlement of disputes would promote the rule of law.
The Security Council should have more frequent recourse to open meetings as a standard practice of the Council;
He also evaluates national judicial systems which are noteworthy in this connection, major reforms under way andthe negative human rights impact of frequent recourse to military justice.
Another characteristic phenomenon is the frequent recourse of Greek women to abortion and their reservations concerning the use of modern contraceptive methods.
In the case described below,the Member States debated the question whether the Security Council could make more frequent recourse to the provisions of the Statute of the Court.
There should also be more frequent recourse to the advisory jurisdiction of the Court, which had rendered valuable service to the international community.
It is also meant to help combat fraudulent travel documents, a frequent recourse of choice of terrorists and terrorist organizations.
The recent frequent recourse to the Security Council has tended to hide the fact that our first obligation is to resolve differences by peaceful means.
At the same time, the Mission expressed its concern regarding the frequent recourse to illegal methods or to the practice of taking justice into one's own hands.
In addition, frequent recourse by Member States to the Court and other international adjudicative mechanisms to settle disputes peacefully would promote the rule of law.
In the past 10 years, the proliferation of conflicts had resulted in frequent recourse to sanctions, which had inflicted collateral damage on third States.
In this respect, its working methods differ from those of other international judicial organs,which use systems such as that of the judge-rapporteur or have frequent recourse to limited benches.
The suggestions were made in the Commission for more frequent recourse by the Commission and its working groups to the services of individuals as special rapporteurs.
The International Court of Justice has been under-utilized formuch of its existence, though there has recently been an encouraging trend towards more frequent recourse to the Court, as the President mentioned in his statement this morning.
To that end, there would have to be continued frequent recourse to sources outside the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the Executive Committee of its Programme.
These conferences have demonstrated that women's pensions are generally inferior to those of men,especially due to the lower rate of employment, the frequent recourse to part-time work, lower income, and more frequent career interruptions.
The Committee notes that the frequent recourse to the establishment of a state of emergency has adverse repercussions on the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights in Colombia.
The Security Council, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Charter,should take more frequent recourse to the International Court of Justice, in particular by seeking its advisory opinions.
It believed that more frequent recourse to the Court by States, the General Assembly, the Security Council and international organizations would be beneficial to the development of international law and contribute to its increased observance in international relations.
Moreover, it was noted that the Commission had taken an innovative approach to reservations formulated jointly since it was foreseeable that there would be frequent recourse to such reservations in the near future, especially as a result of the participation of the European Union in an increasing number of multilateral treaties.
The significant reduction and elimination of tariffs andnon-tariff measures by developing countries have led to increased pressure on the Governments of those countries to adopt anti-dumping legislation and to have frequent recourse to anti-dumping measures to protect domestic industry against injury from imports.