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Depending on the interest of States, the specific objectives of the workshop would be.
Therefore, the phenomenon of child soldiers caught the interest of states and of international law.
Recall the interest of States in curbing the impact of irresponsible or illicit transfer of conventional arms.
The Committee noted the proposals made by several regional groups concerning the interest of States in membership in the Committee.
The interest of States in controlling migration flows, while at the same time respecting their humanitarian commitments, has become a major challenge for all of Europe, both East and West.
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Mexico noted that it would be necessary to establish a mechanism that, while allowing the participation of non-governmental organizations,would guarantee the interest of States.
Thus it can be argued that, even thoughparticular obligations may be bilateral, the more general interest of States in compliance with international law should be recognized in some way.
In this respect, the Special Rapporteur wishes to stress that the definition contained in the Convention cannot be altered by events orin accordance with the will or interest of States.
At that meeting, the Working Group decided that,subject to the availability of resources and the interest of States, it would be useful to hold another meeting of the Working Group prior to the fifth session of the Conference.
The saving clauses incorporated into the two Protocols of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime on the Trafficking andon the Smuggling of Persons reflect the interest of States in giving due regard to the needs of victims.
As a further outcome of the Seminar, work has begun on gauging the interest of States in establishing an informal correspondence group in the region to foster greater cooperation between competent authorities.
Mr. Errázuriz(Chile) said that the fact that 70 percent of the Council's resolutions had been adopted by consensus had shown the interest of States in seeking agreement to achieve their goals.
The work of the Regional Centre highlighted the interest of States and other stakeholders in the use of uniform texts in trade law reform as a means to increase legal predictability and reduce costs in cross-border trade.
The plan developing automated information storage and retrieval system has been implemented. The system forms standardization plans in electronic format,defines the interest of States in work included in the plans and controls plan realization.
The principle of complementarity was essential,for it was consistent with the interest of States in remaining responsible for prosecuting violations of their laws, while still providing for recourse to the court when national procedures proved ineffective.
Two Protocols on the trafficking in persons and on the smuggling of migrants, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, were opened for signature in November 2000, andincorporated clauses that reflected the interest of States in giving due regard to the needs of victims.
It is therefore important to promote the protection of the individual rather than the interest of States in ensuring their own security, and not to give too much weight to verification and the universality of the future regime, elements which we know are of particular importance in the field of disarmament.
The saving clauses incorporated into the two Protocols supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, on the trafficking in persons and on the smuggling of migrants,which were opened for signature in November 2000 reflect the interest of States in giving due regard to the needs of victims.
The interest of States was dealt with indirectly in the second preambular paragraph, where it was stated that nationality was essentially governed by internal law, within the limits set by international law, thus implying the right of a successor State to legislate conditions for the acquisition of nationality.
Some delegations expressed the view that the proposal by COMEST offered a good opportunity to analyse questions that had been left off the international agenda andthat it was desirable to seek adequate mechanisms allowing a balance between the interest of States exploring outer space and the benefits that such exploration should generate for humanity.
With a view to improving the effectiveness of efforts to combat mercenary activities, the Special Rapporteur wishes to suggest that it is in the interest of States to give favourable consideration to ratification of or accession to the International Convention, and, in that regard, expedite internal procedures to facilitate their early accession to the Convention as a State party.
The view was expressed that the current Constitution, Convention and Radio Regulations of ITU, as well as the current procedures set out in the treaties on international cooperation among countries and groups of countries with respect to the geostationary orbit and other orbits,fully took into account the interest of States in the use of the geostationary orbit and the radio frequency spectrum.
Other points deserving of careful consideration were the following: the nature of the crimes to be included and their relationship to certain principles of international law and to certain aspects of international humanitarian law;the scope of jurisdiction and the interest of States affected by the illegal action; categories of United Nations operations and categories of persons covered by the convention; and the role of the Security Council or the United Nations in the implementation of such a convention.
Attempts had been made to narrow the scope of the definition of torture contained in article 1 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, but he stressed that the definition could not be altered by events orin accordance with the will or interest of States. The right of persons deprived of their liberty to be treated with humanity and with respect for the inherent dignity of the human person was without exception.
Legitimate interests of States to restrict visits should be addressed in article 13.
The organic interdependence of the present and future interests of States has now become a concrete reality.
What was involved was a very complex question affecting the interests of States.
The third is the need to take into account the legitimate defence interests of States.
Those inequitable circumstances are further complicated by the conflicting political and economic interests of States.
The noble object of the Declaration is the protection of individuals- not the interests of States.