Примеры использования Members of an international organization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is also applicable to a group of Administrations that are members of an international organization.
The States are members of an international organization which applies a different rule to treaties concluded under its auspices.
Draft articles 25 to 30 did not address the question of the responsibility of entities other than States that were also members of an international organization.
The question of the liability of the members of an international organization for its obligations is determined by reference to the Rules of the organization. .
The two principles recalled in the preceding paragraphs do not cover the question of the responsibility which States may incur as members of an international organization.
Paragraph 2 of draft article 21 seems to refer to countermeasures against members of an international organization-- be they States or international organizations.
While responsibility of members of an international organization may concern entities other than States, for the reasons expressed in paragraph 57, the draft that is here proposed only refers to States.
For the reasons explained in paragraph 57 above,the suggested draft article will consider only States as members of an international organization.
At the same time, it would oblige the members of an international organization to provide the means to meet the financial consequences of illegal activities or ultra vires acts attributed to their organization. .
The present Part does not address the question of responsibility that may arise for entities other than States that are also members of an international organization.
In particular circumstances, members of an international organization may be liable for its obligations in accordance with a relevant general principle of law, such as acquiescence or the abuse of rights.
The present chapter does not address the question of responsibility that may arise for entities other than States that are also members of an international organization.
The presence of other entities as members of an international organization will be examined only insofar as it may affect the international responsibility of States and international organizations. .
On the issue of reparation,a distinction must be made between the obligations of States as members of an international organization and the obligation of the organization itself.
During the debate, a proposal had been made to incorporate the adjective"intergovernmental" in the definition of the terms"international organization" in order to emphasize the fact that States were included among the members of an international organization.
Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries(SCMM) and Associates(also known as Medical Mission Sisters)are members of an international organization consisting of members from twenty-four nationalities.
Guideline 2.8.11 indicated that individual members of an international organization were not precluded from reacting to a reservation made to the constituent instrument of the organization-- a point on which no position was taken by the Vienna Conventions.
The reference to"a treaty or other instrument governed by international law" is not intended to exclude entities other than States from being regarded as members of an international organization.
Part One of the current draft identifies some cases in which States that are members of an international organization incur responsibility in connection with an internationally wrongful act of the organization. .
Responsibility of an international organization that is a member of another international organization may arise in relation to an act of the latter also under the conditions set out in articles 28 and29 for States that are members of an international organization.
However, since it is not strictly necessary to specify that among the non-State members of an international organization there may be other international organizations, it may appear preferable to draft a simpler definition.
While members of an international organization do not have in principle a residual responsibility for the acts of that organization, international organizations may in practice find themselves without the necessary financial resources to pay reparation in case of a breach of their international obligations.
For the sake of the effectiveness of the draft articles,support was expressed for the inclusion of an article stating that members of an international organization are required to provide it with the means for fulfilling its obligation of reparation.
However, his delegation was of the view that the members of an international organization had a general duty to exercise the rights and obligations associated with their membership in such a way as to allow the organization to act in full conformity with international law.
Draft article 40(Ensuring the fulfilment of the obligation to make reparation), according to which the members of an international organization were required to take all appropriate measures in order to enable the organization to fulfil its obligation to make reparation for international wrongful acts it committed, also warranted further discussion.
Without prejudice to articles 14 to 17, the international responsibility of an international organization that is a member of another international organization also arises in relation to an act of the latter under the conditions set out in articles 61 and62 for States that are members of an international organization.
If a State committed internationally wrongful acts together with other States members of an international organization, its individual material responsibility vis-à-vis a third State which was not a member of the organization should not be entirely excluded.
In response to the question whether members of an international organization that were not responsible for an internationally wrongful act of that organization had an obligation to provide compensation to the injured party should the organization not be in a position to do so(A/61/10, para. 28(a)), her delegation considered that an international organization and a State each possessed a different and independent legal personality.
That issue should be deferred for future consideration,while issues concerning treaty relations between States members of an international organization in a situation of armed conflict, or between them and the organization itself and other related issues, might be set aside for the time being on account of their complexity.