Примеры использования General principles contained на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Accessibility is the one over-arching general principles contained in Article 3 of the Convention.
The nature of activities relating to genetic resources should be clarified, in light of the general principles contained in UNCLOS.
Our country's vote is in line with the general principles contained in resolution 1874(S-IV) of 27 June 1963.
Consequently, the status of these resources should be clarified, in the light of the general principles contained in UNCLOS.
CEB had endorsed the general principles contained in the proposal for its review and outlined specific measures to continue the review process.
This provision is a specific application of the general principles contained in draft articles 4 and 6.
Consequently, the status of these resources and the nature of activities relating tothem should be clarified, in the light of the general principles contained in UNCLOS.
The prosecution authorities were asked to follow the general principles contained in the Committee's relevant Views.
The general principles contained in draft articles 5 to 10 combined the traditional idea of"optimal use" with the need to ensure the adequate protection of the watercourse environment.
Goals and objectives of the treaty should be defined with reference to general principles contained in the preamble part.
It was said that the reference to"general principles" contained in paragraph 2 should be further explained in order to provide adequate guidance.
The representative of Thailand stated that his delegation had no difficulty with the general principles contained in the Court's judgment.
According to these Governments,this underlined the importance of the general principles contained in Part I. Many delegations stressed that their views on this and other parts of the draft declaration were preliminary.
The references in the text of the draft resolution to the Declaration on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order andto the respective Programme of Action were limited to the scope of the general principles contained in those documents.
Several Governments suggested that,considering the importance of the general principles contained in Part I, an article on gender discrimination be inserted.
Chapter I, entitled"General Principles", contained article 3, paragraph 1, of which established that the State entitled to exercise diplomatic protection was the State of nationality.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child(in particular articles 37 and 40 and article 19, buttaking also into account the general principles contained in articles 2, 3, 6 and 12) establishes high standards for the protection of children against violence.
Clearly, then, the general principles contained in the draft articles(as lex generalis, to the extent they reflect obligations binding on all international organizations), would not prevail over the rules of the organization, as lex specialis.
In the administration of juvenile justice, States parties have to apply systematically the general principles contained in articles 2, 3, 6 and 12 of CRC, as well as the fundamental principles of juvenile justice enshrined in articles 37 and 40.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child establishes high standards for the protection of children against violence, in particular under articles 19 and 28, as well as articles 29, 34, 37, 40, and others, buttaking also into account the general principles contained in articles 2, 3 and 12 and, in particular, in article 6.
Part II of the draft articles, in which the general principles contained in part I were applied to different categories of State succession, appeared to be intended mainly as a guide for States entering into negotiations in order to resolve nationality issues.
However, under article 18, States are required in deciding(clearly this means"legislating")on the granting or the retention of nationality in any case of succession, to respect the general principles contained in articles 4 and 5For the text of articles 4 and 5, see A/CN.4/480, note 219.
The subsequent Peace Agreement had reasserted the general principles contained in the Political Charter, including special status for the south during a four-year interim period, to be followed by a referendum on self-determination monitored by international observers.
UN-Women shall promote the procurement of goods and services from developing countries and countries with economies in transition andpermit regional, local and small vendors to participate, in line with the general principles contained in regulation 24.2, in procurement opportunities in programme countries.
Applicable international instruments for children, in particular the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the general principles contained therein-- the best interests of the child, non-discrimination, participation, and survival and development-- provide an important framework for all actions concerning children, including adolescents. pending.
The Committee is concerned that the general principles contained in the Convention, namely the right to non-discrimination(art. 2), the best interests of the child as a primary consideration(art. 3), the right to life, survival and development of the child(art. 6) and respect for the views of the child according to age and maturity(art. 12), are not fully reflected in the State party's legislation, policies and programmes at the national and local levels.
National cultural, social andsports events are also used as opportunities to raise the level of awareness of the general principles contained in international human rights instruments, including the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
They were also flexible, in that States were left the freedom to implement Part I in any other manner than that indicated in Part II,so long as they observed the general principles contained in Part I. The Commission had been right not to fix any normative hierarchy between general principles and specific application.
The Committee is concerned about the fact that the State party does not appear to have fully taken into account the general principles contained in its articles 2(non-discrimination), 3(best interests of the child), 6(right to life, survival and development) and 12(respect for the views of the child) in its legislation, its administrative and judicial decisions, and in its policies and programmes relevant to children.
Pursuant to the general principle contained in IMAC article 85, criminal proceedings may be transferred to Switzerland.