Примеры использования Its compulsory jurisdiction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Its compulsory jurisdiction was recognized in 1990.
To date, however, fewer than 60 States have accepted its compulsory jurisdiction.
Its compulsory jurisdiction had been recognized in 1990.
We call on those States that have not yet done so to accept its compulsory jurisdiction with regard to disputes.
Wider acceptance of its compulsory jurisdiction enables the Court to fulfil its role more effectively.
This was pointed out recently by the International Court of Justice in connection with declarations of acceptance of its compulsory jurisdiction.
In the case of the International Court of Justice, its compulsory jurisdiction was based on the principle of voluntary acceptance by States.
As of 31 July 2000, 189 States are parties to the Statute of the Court and62 States have recognized its compulsory jurisdiction.
Only a third of the States Members of the United Nations have recognized its compulsory jurisdiction and a number of these entered substantial reservations in doing so.
The United Kingdom believes that the role played by the Court would be further enhanced if more States were to accept its compulsory jurisdiction.
The Tribunal has already dealt with two cases in which it has been called upon to exercise its compulsory jurisdiction under article 290, paragraph 5, and article 292 of the Convention.
The Court's role in the maintenance of international peace andsecurity is further enhanced where Member States accept its compulsory jurisdiction.
One hundred eighty-six States are parties to the Statute of the Court, butonly 57 have recognized its compulsory jurisdiction, and among those is only one permanent member of the Security Council.
His delegation therefore proposed that the Committee should consider means of facilitating access to the Court andencouraging States to accept its compulsory jurisdiction.
Further strengthening the role of the International Court of Justice by accepting its compulsory jurisdiction in the settlement of international disputes.
At present only one of the five permanent members of the Security Council, all of which permanently have a national seat on the Court,have accepted its compulsory jurisdiction.
And that is how the International Court of Justice ruled concerning optional declarations of acceptance of its compulsory jurisdiction, following a line of reasoning that may, by analogy, be applied to the law of treaties.
The International Court has performed groundbreaking work in settling disputes between States, andI am proud that the United Kingdom has always been among the States that accept its compulsory jurisdiction.
Cameroon believes in the rule of law, andwe believe that trust in the Court should be reflected in universal acceptance of its compulsory jurisdiction, in accordance with Article 36, paragraph 2 of the Statute of the Court.
One of the best ways to promote the use of the Court as an effectivedispute-resolution mechanism is for Member States to make the individual decision, under Article 36 of the Statute, to accept its compulsory jurisdiction.
Ms. Pierce(United Kingdom) said that the United Kingdom was a staunch supporterof the Court and, unlike Serbia, accepted its compulsory jurisdiction in contentious cases; it also upheld the General Assembly's right to seek advisory opinions from the Court.
If the Court is to fulfil its mission of participating in the settling of disputes and the clarification of legal questions, consideration must be given to ways of facilitating access to it andencouraging States to accept its compulsory jurisdiction.
The work of the International Court of Justice was also strongly supported by Member States;it was his understanding that several States would soon accept its compulsory jurisdiction and that the idea of seeking advisory opinions from the Court on a number of international issues was gaining traction.
It was also suggested that the Committee could discuss practical ways of encouraging States to make the optional declaration under paragraph 2 of article 36 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice with regard to its compulsory jurisdiction.
In this connection, the most recent opinion given by the International Court of Justice on declarations of acceptance of its compulsory jurisdiction should be noted. Although it might not be"of a strictly unilateral nature", it is a unilateral declaration from the formal point of view and hence, as the Court itself indicated, a sui generis declaration.
In order to ensure the existence of adequate adjudicative mechanisms for disputes between States,the International Court of Justice should be strengthened through acceptance of its compulsory jurisdiction by all States Members of the United Nations.
Here we also wish to note the increasing trust of Member States in the Court, as evidenced in the accession of 192 States to its Statute and the fact that 66 States, including the Sudan,have deposited with the Secretary-General a declaration of their acceptance of its compulsory jurisdiction.
The Secretary-General, in his report entitled"In Larger Freedom: Towards Development, Security and Human Rights for All" had suggested that in order to reinforce the Court and make it more efficient,States that had not yet done so should consider filing a declaration recognizing its compulsory jurisdiction, and recognizing also that the duly authorized United Nations organs and specialized agencies should have greater recourse to the Court's advisory procedure.
Reminds States that have not already done so that they may at any time make a declaration under Article 36, paragraph 2,of the Statute of the International Court of Justice with regard to its compulsory jurisdiction, and encourages them to consider doing so.
He appealed to Committee members, as eminent advisers working specifically in the field of public international law, to promote both dispute settlement by the Court andgreater recognition of its compulsory jurisdiction as ways to achieve peaceful conflict resolution and more harmonious inter-State relations.