Примеры использования Part of customary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These prohibitions are part of customary international law.
The general view is that this conventional law has become part of customary law.
This approach is usually a part of customary and traditional management practices of indigenous people and private landowners.
The prohibition of arbitrary detention is part of customary international law.
However, crimes that had not become part of customary international law should be excluded, without excluding the development of the law in that area.
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This is not to say that the Articles are a treaty or even themselves a part of customary law.
It considers, however, that the provisions of the Hague Regulations have become part of customary law, as is in fact recognized by all the participants in the proceedings before the Court.
The idea of complicity and assistance to such acts, even by indirect means,is a part of customary law.
It is also considered that article 27 of the Fourth Geneva Convention constitutes part of customary international law, thus also establishing a basis for universal jurisdiction.
However, practice and case law gave very little justification for asserting that such a procedure now formed part of customary law.
These general rules form part of customary international law that applies to all parties to armed conflicts, whether or not they have adhered to particular treaties.
That was required by morality, as well as by law,as that right was part of customary international law.
Even otherwise, once these principles are accepted as part of customary international law there would be no difficulty in accepting them as part of the domestic law.
The International Court of Justice has stated that the clause itself forms part of customary international law.
Some of the rights stated therein may already form part of customary international law, others may become fons et origo of later-emerging customary international law.
At least certain aspects of the principle are now considered part of customary international law.
The Court determined that the The Hague Regulations-- considered to have become part of customary international law-- and the Fourth Geneva Convention are indisputably applicable in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.
Such a blanket obligation, however desirable it may be,is not yet a part of customary international law.
He agreed with those members of the Commission who had said prohibition of the expulsion of nationals, even those having dual or multiple nationality,was part of customary law.
A duty to prosecute crimes against humanity andwar crimes is part of customary international humanitarian law.
The second argument used by those disputing the existence of a right to housing was that it is not part of customary law.
On the contrary,it believed that much of the content of the articles formed part of customary international law, with many of the articles having been invoked by international tribunals.
Subsequently, the International Court of Justice made clear that State sovereignty is also part of customary international law.
Indeed, the interplay between these two sets of rules is such that some treaty rules have gradually become part of customary law.
We are aware of the fact that the legal regime on the exclusive economic zone has now become a part of customary international law, as evidenced by States' practice.
Progress on the topic had been slow,owing to the paucity of research aimed at ascertaining whether that obligation had become part of customary law or not.
The Commission believes that the obligation to extend such special protection to indigenous peoples now forms part of customary international law and is obligatory for all the countries of the region.
The Working Group considers it pertinent to remind the Government of Saudi Arabia that the prohibition of arbitrary detention is part of customary international law.
It was often said that universal jurisdiction over serious crimes was part of customary international law.
These principles include human rights law insofar as it forms part of customary international law.