Примеры использования Its provisions could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Incorporate CEDAW into the national legislation in order that its provisions could be invoked before the courts(Chile);
Its provisions could be carefully considered in the light of several important judgments that had been issued by the court afterwards.
Upon ratification, the Covenant became part of domestic law and its provisions could be invoked in any trial in Senegal.
We are aware that some of its provisions could give rise to interpretations and expectations that may be out of consonance with its fundamental spirit and intent.
Regarding the enforcement of the Maltese Constitution,recourse against infringements of its provisions could be made to the First Hall of the Civil Court and to the Constitutional Court.
In that context, my delegation supports the objectives of Security Council resolution 1540(2004), concerning the prevention of access by non-State actors to WMDs and the means of their delivery, andconsiders that the implementation of its provisions could substantially reduce that threat.
The 1995 Agreement is a good basis on which to build, and many of its provisions could simply be extended to the high-seas-only fish stocks.
The Committee, in paragraph 232 of its previous concluding observations(A/57/38),expressed its concern that the Convention had not been directly incorporated into domestic law and that its provisions could not be invoked before the courts.
The flaws of the Treaty and restrictions on some of its provisions could have dangerous repercussions for international peace and security if not redressed.
Ms. TARABA(Bosnia and Herzegovina) said that the Convention(ICERD) had entered into force in her country in 1993 andbeen incorporated into the Constitution; its provisions could be invoked directly in the courts.
It would also state that the application of a treaty or its provisions could serve not only to reflect its interpretation, but also to illustrate whether and to what extent the interpretation of the parties was based on practice.
Paragraph 8 of the report stated that the European Convention on Human Rights had been incorporated into Icelandic law and that its provisions could be directly invoked in court as domestic legislation.
That instrument did not contain a definition of the term"minority", but its provisions could be interpreted as covering groups of the population who had been affected by border changes stemming from the upheavals of European history, as had been the case between Denmark and Germany.
He would appreciate additional information on the status of the Convention in the domestic legal order,in particular whether its provisions could be directly invoked and whether it prevailed over domestic legislation.
In determining whether a treaty or some of its provisions could continue in force, all relevant circumstances, including the object and purpose of the treaty, the nature and intensity of the conflict or the situation arising therefrom, the nature of the treaty obligation itself and the subsequent actions of the parties in relation to the treaty should be taken into account.
We voted against the political Declaration on Human Cloning because some of its provisions could be interpreted as a call for a total ban on all forms of human cloning.
He said that it was particularly important for States parties to pay attention to the implementation of Amended Protocol II at their annual conference because the Protocol did not provide for a verification mechanism andbecause scrupulous observance of all its provisions could make a significant difference to the protection of civilian populations.
Since the Protocol did not contain any machinery for on-site verification,while the comprehensive application of its provisions could significantly improve the protection of civilian populations, it was very important that the States parties should comply with their obligation to submit annual reports under article 13, paragraph 4.
A declaration would give States the flexibility to include a broader spectrum of issues than would be included in a convention andwould obviate the need for discussion of whether its provisions could be invoked with regard to a State that had not participated in its adoption.
The Convention took precedence over laws andregulations adopted in Egypt and its provisions could be directly invoked before all public courts, which were bound to apply them.
He asked whether Togolese legislation included a definition of racial discrimination that was entirely compatible with article 1 of the Convention,whether the Convention numbered among those that could be applied immediately and whether its provisions could be invoked directly before national courts and tribunals in whole or in part.
Ms. Fastre(Belgium) said that the language of the Convention was reflected in a number of domestic laws and that reference to its provisions could be made before the courts if the presiding judges considered that those provisions were sufficiently clear and precise to have a direct effect in specific cases.
In August 2005, a UNHCR spokesperson made a statement to the press to the effect that the new General Law on Migration and Aliens, which on 29 September was going through the legislative process, with a favourable first opinion,did not live up to expectations and that some of its provisions could even"lead to an exacerbation of the already unfriendly climate towards asylum seekers and refugees in the country.
Mr. CHIGOVERA said the statement in paragraph 4 that the Convention was an integral part of Algerian legislation and that its provisions could be invoked by individuals and bodies corporate before the courts did not release the State party from its obligation under the Convention to take specific measures to combat racial discrimination.
Mr. Amir said that a State that had signed andratified an international human rights instrument and made a reservation concerning one of its provisions could have valid reasons for doing so, whether they were political, legal, cultural or religious.
All other relevant circumstances should be taken into account in order todetermine whether the treaty or some of its provisions could continue to be in force during armed conflict and ascertain the legality of the actions of each of the belligerents.
The Convention had been approved by the previous senate and national congress and,in the opinion of the legal experts he had consulted, its provisions could be directly invoked before and by the courts, although in practice that had never occurred.
In reviewing the content of the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, it could be concluded that all its provisions could be subject to supervision of compliance, either through an individual communications procedure or through an inquiry procedure for situations of serious or systematic failure to comply.
He also stressed that article 42, which was of paramount importance,should be clear so that its provision could be applied by all States parties to the future convention.
In this context,we hope that the Madrid Protocol on Environmental Protection will soon be ratified so that its provisions can be enforced throughout the Antarctic area.