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However, this right must go only to those States that entirely fulfil their non-proliferation obligations pursuant to the NPT.
Level two- an optional second level(comprising a Compliance Committee),applicable only to those States Parties which have explicitly recognized it.
The entry into force would, of course, apply only to those States parties which had ratified, accepted, approved or acceded to the amendment.
Under the mother treaty-- the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties-- the provisions of a treaty apply only to those States that are party to it.
ILO Conventions are, of course,applicable only to those States who ratify them and not to any intergovernmental organizations that those States might belong to. .
References to the Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child were understood to apply only to those States which had acceded to them.
In fact, Switzerland can extradite its nationals only to those States which grant reciprocity and provided that the punishable act constitutes a crime or offence under Swiss law.
The Committee also decided that, in the pilot phase, the simplified reporting procedure would be offered only to those States parties whose periodic reports were overdue.
As part of disarmament agreements,verification measures should apply only to those States that are parties to such agreements, and should in no case affect other States. .
It will remain difficult to attain the goals of the comprehensive and complete elimination of nuclear weapons if the process is confined only to those States which fall within the P-5.
Thus, the consensus in the international community suggests that strict extradite orprosecute obligations should apply only to limited categories of the most serious crimes and only to those States that have undertaken such an obligation(and the requisite changes to their criminal and jurisdictional laws) by becoming a party to a legally binding international instrument that encompasses such crimes.
While his delegation welcomed the adoption of draft resolution A/C.2/61/L.67,it believed that the reference to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea in the sixth preambular paragraph should apply only to those States that were a party to that Convention.
Any protocol to the Covenant will be strictly optional andwill thus be applicable only to those States parties which specifically agree to it by way of ratification or accession;
Mr. AKRAM(Pakistan), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, and referring to the statement by the representative of India,said that the concept of territorial integrity applied only to those States and parts of States which were legally constituted.
Regarding the scope of the verification regime of an FMCT,the discussion focused on the issue whether verification of an FMCT should apply to all states, or only to those states that are not prohibited under the NPT to produce and possess nuclear weapons i.c. the five 5 nuclear weapon states and those three states that are not a member to the NPT.
Two-level compliance mechanism applicable to the Convention and its annexed Protocols comprising:(i) Consultation and cooperation, and(ii) Establishment of facts(optional),applicable only to those States parties which have explicitly recognized it.
Because of the costs involved in posting a liaison officer to another State, liaison officers tend to be sent only to those States with which the sending State has already had a considerable amount of cooperation.
The unanimous decision of the International Court of Justice,while consistent with the solemn obligation of States parties under article VI of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, does not confine itself only to those States parties, but is, rather significantly, a universal declaration.
We believe the innovative"brainstorming" sessions convened by Ambassador Guillaume of Belgium in the NSA Ad Hoc Committee revealed a convergence on the principle that any future enhanced andbinding security assurances package should apply only to those States which have themselves already made matching and binding commitments of this sort.
The negotiating States could consider whether to adopt the protocol as a free-standing instrument, which would be generally open to ratification, even by States which are not Parties to the Convention, orwhether to provide that the protocol would be open only to those States which are Parties to the Convention this matter should be addressed in the protocol itself.
These efforts should not be limited only to those five States.
The reaffirmation of prior instruments applied only to those Member States which were parties to them.
The procedure only applies to those States that have declared that they accept the competence of the relevant Committee in this regard.
The procedure is only applicable to those States parties that expressly recognize the competence of the Committee to receive and consider such communications.
The sharing of available water resources obviously applies only to those limited circumstances whereby States share a common water body.
There is likely to be proliferation of such systems, not only to those to which the first user States transfer and sell them.
Therefore, in the present case, the guidelines are only applicable to those States and regional economic integration organizations that have ratified the Convention and the protocol(s) to which the provisions of the guidelines relate.
It would seem that the personality of political andreligious institutions of this type can only be relative to those states prepared to enter into relationships with such institutions on the international plane.
Likewise, nuclear-weapon States have a corresponding obligation to provide such assurances to non-nuclear-weapon States, but only to those in compliance with the NPT provisions.
The failure by some Member States to pay their assessments in full andon time was not only unfair to those States which had done so but also delayed reimbursements to troop- and equipment-contributing countries for the costs they had incurred.