Примеры использования Headquarters agreement should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, the headquarters agreement should include specific provisions providing that.
Communication facilities 16. Under this principle, the headquarters agreement should provide, in particular, that.
The headquarters agreement should, in particular, provide that persons referred to in paragraph 26.
He informed the Meeting that the headquarters agreement should enter into force in the near future, as it had been submitted to the German Parliament for ratification.
The headquarters agreement should reflect the specific relationship between the Court and the host country;
The headquarters agreement should support the independence of the Court and provide for the long-term stability of the Court;
The headquarters agreement should contain provisions on inviolability of the premises of the Court providing, in particular, that.
The headquarters agreement should contain provisions on law and authority on the premises of the Court providing, in particular, that.
Under this principle, the headquarters agreement should refer to article 3, paragraph 1, of the Statute, which provides that the seat of the Court shall be established at The Hague in the Netherlands.
The headquarters agreement should include a provision for the avoidance of double contributions by persons to whom a social security scheme established by the Court may apply, pending the establishment of such a scheme.
The headquarters agreement should specify that the host country remains responsible for the fulfilment of all obligations under the headquarters agreement regardless of by whom those obligations are performed;
The headquarters agreement should ensure that the Court shall enjoy the privileges, immunities and treatment that are no less favourable than those accorded to any international organization located in the host country;
The headquarters agreement should provide that the applications for entry and exit visas for persons taking part in proceedings before the Court are dealt with as speedily as possible and granted free of charge.
The headquarters agreement should be prepared in the light of its primary purpose of enabling the Court to fully and efficiently discharge its responsibilities and fulfil its purposes in the host country;
The headquarters agreement should provide appropriate ways and means by which the Court shall notify the competent authorities of the host country of the names and categories of persons to which the agreement shall apply.
The headquarters agreement should be based on the relevant provisions of the Statute, the Rules of Procedure and Evidence and the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the Court and should be consistent with those instruments;
The headquarters agreement should also include general procedural provisions concerning cooperation in operational matters such as transit, pre-trial detention and the enforcement of sentences under article 103, paragraph 4, of the Statute.
The headquarters agreement should provide that the applications for entry and exit visas for persons taking part in or attending the proceedings of the Court are dealt with as speedily as possible and granted free of charge.
The headquarters agreement should ensure that all persons taking part in proceedings before the Court enjoy privileges, immunities and facilities to the extent necessary for the independent performance of their functions or for their presence before the Court.
The headquarters agreement should specify that, while the host Government may delegate to appropriate authorities the carrying out of obligations, the ultimate responsibility for the fulfilment of such obligations rests with the Government of the host country;
The headquarters agreement should capitalize upon the relevant experience of international organizations, including the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, in particular with regard to the operational issues;
The headquarters agreement should ensure that all persons who are required to be present at the seat of the Court enjoy privileges, immunities and facilities to the extent necessary for the independent performance of their functions or for their presence before the Court.
The headquarters agreement should facilitate the smooth and efficient functioning of the Court, including, in particular, its needs with regard to all persons required by the Court to be present at its seat and with regard to the transfer of evidence in and out of the host country;
The headquarters agreement should capitalize upon the relevant experience of international organizations and tribunals, and in particular with regard to operational issues, the experience of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Tribunal for Rwanda;
Under this principle the headquarters agreement should refer to article 4, paragraph 1, of the Statute, which provides that the Court has international legal personality and also has such legal capacity as may be necessary for the exercise of its functions and the fulfilment of its purposes.
The headquarters agreement should provide for its provisional application following the conclusions of negotiations between the Court and the Government of the Netherlands and pending the approval of the agreement by the Assembly of States Parties and the completion by the host country of its internal legislative procedures.
Under this principle, the headquarters agreement should refer to article 48, paragraph 2, of the Statute, containing general provisions on the privileges and immunities enjoyed by the judges, the Prosecutor, the Deputy Prosecutors and the Registrar, and to article 48, paragraph 5, concerning waiver of such privileges and immunities.
The headquarters agreement should address in detail those issues which are not covered or are not sufficiently dealt with in the Statute, the Rules of Procedure and Evidence and the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the Court, but are necessary for the proper implementation of the provisions set forth in those instruments;
The headquarters agreement should provide that the competent authorities of the host country shall take effective and adequate action to ensure the appropriate security, safety and protection of persons referred to in the agreement, which is indispensable for the proper functioning of the Court, free from interference of any kind.
The headquarters agreement should further provide that the judges, the Prosecutor, the Deputy Prosecutors and the Registrar and officials of the Court shall have the right of unimpeded entry into, exit from and movement within the host country, including unimpeded access to the premises of the Court, as appropriate and for the purposes of the Court.