Примеры использования Obligatory nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The obligatory nature of primary education;
However, it still has not explicitly recognized the obligatory nature of affirmative action.
Obligatory nature of license obtainment is stipulated by the law of Ukraine"On radio frequency resource of Ukraine", law of Ukraine"On telecommunications.
The National Minorities Cultural Autonomy Act is not of an obligatory nature.
It was also noted that the provision should address the obligatory nature of accepting return of the components or products.
In the particular case of State responsibility, however, the danger exists that dispute settlement procedures,in particular those of an obligatory nature, may not work in practice.
It was also stressed that the obligatory nature of such acts was dependent on the intention of the State which performed them rather than on another State's legal interest in compliance with the obligations it created.
Nonetheless, the reservation in no way affects the obligatory nature of the customary norm as such.
She highlighted challenges, including the low willingness among SMEs to respond to complaints from victims, andargued that it was necessary that they understand the language of human rights and their obligatory nature.
Nevertheless, the reservation in itself in no way affects the obligatory nature of the customary rule as such.
For example, an over-emphasis on the obligatory nature of the census may serve to reinforce negative perceptions that the census is an imposition by the state on the population, rather than an activity for the common good.
The use of the word"essential" would also underline the obligatory nature of the non-derogability of these rights.
His delegation also considered that the obligatory nature of such an act was dependent on the intention of the State which performed it rather than on another State's legal interest in compliance with the obligations it created.
Yet, it should be stressed that neither of the Covenants has explicitly recognized the obligatory nature of affirmative action.
The obligatory nature of an act did not arise from the unilateral will on the part of the declaring State to assume an obligation; yet that was difficult to demonstrate unless, precisely, the principle of good faith was taken into account.
Secondly, legislation must afford a person reasonable accommodation, the obligatory nature of which must be clearly established.
The travaux préparatoires should indicate that the words"where appropriate" in article 16, paragraph 16, are to be understood and interpreted in the spirit of full cooperation and should not affect,to the extent possible, the obligatory nature of the paragraph.
That will ultimately revitalize the role of the Assembly by increasing the obligatory nature of its resolutions and decreasing redundancy.
It was for States, as the originators of customary rules, to ensure that codification included their actions or omissions as characterized by the objective factor of repetition in time and space andthe subjective factor of awareness of their obligatory nature.
Under the Charter system, only the Council andthe International Court of Justice have the power to take decisions that, by their obligatory nature, are not subordinate to the acceptance of the State concerned.
The provisions of this Act are public-order provisions to be applied throughout the territory; they apply to Venezuelans and foreigners for work performed or agreed upon in Venezuela, and may in no circumstances be waived or mitigated by private agreements,except those which through their own context demonstrate the legislator's intention not to make them of an obligatory nature.
Draft article 8 is an extremely useful"without prejudice" clause serving to clarify that the draft articles do not affect the obligatory nature of other rules of international law in this regard.
He also agreed that the basis of its obligatory nature might be founded on a principle with the same content, scope and importance as that of pacta sunt servanda: the principle of declaratio est servanda, which was broader and more acceptable than that of promissio est servanda since, although there was a reference to that principle in international jurisprudence and doctrine, it would be limited to a category of material acts which might be performed through a formal act, such as a unilateral declaration.
In their comments,several delegations had expressed concern regarding the phrase"exclusive prerogative" on the grounds that it unnecessarily raised issues as to the permissive or obligatory nature of universal jurisdiction.
Recalling its general recommendations Nos. 1(1972), 7(1985) and 15(1993),according to which the provisions of article 4 of the Convention are of a preventive and obligatory nature, the Committee recommends that the State party include the necessary provisions in its Penal Code so as to give full effect to article 4 of the Convention.
Universal and regional human rights mechanisms including the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights, European Court of Human Rights andthe Human Rights Committee have repeatedly reiterated the obligatory nature of such interim measures.
While a promise is regarded as a unilateral act par excellence, this does not mean that the concept of promise has always remained unaltered;in the thinking of such authors as Grocio or Püfendorf, the obligatory nature of a promise is associated with the need for acceptance by the party to which the act in question is directed, with the result that a promise is barely distinguishable from a formal agreement.
Nevertheless, the Travaux Préparatoires indicate that the words“as appropriate” are to be understood and interpreted in the spirit of full cooperation and should not affect,to the extent possible, the obligatory nature of article 16(1) of the Convention.
Recalling its general recommendations Nos. 1(1972), 7(1985) and 15(1993),according to which the provisions of article 4 of the Convention are of a preventive and obligatory nature, the Committee recommends that the State party amend its legislation, so as to give full effect to article 4 of the Convention.
Modifying or excluding the application of a treaty provision that reflects a customary norm can indeed produce effects in the framework of treaty relations; however,it does not in any way affect the existence or obligatory nature of the customary norm per se.