Примеры использования Principles of interpretation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Interpretative declarations must be treated as unilaterally advanced interpretations andshould therefore be governed only by the principles of interpretation.
A fifth way would be to rely on principles of interpretation of treaties to prevent abuses of the provisions of tax treaties.
This incorporation is necessarily mechanical butthere could be no question of fashioning"designer" principles of interpretation for exclusive use in the present context.
Normally the principles of interpretation need to be updated with the help of field surveys, when assessing local geomorphologic phenomena, especially in the forest zone.
It was suggested that the title to draft article 5 should be revised to read only“definitions” as principles of interpretation were to be found elsewhere in the draft Convention.
The United Kingdom made a presentation on matters related to its submission,availing itself of this opportunity to make also a general presentation on"Article 76-- principles of interpretation.
For the purpose of defining the term"frontier" in the TIR Convention, the principles of interpretation as stipulated in the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties(VCLT) may be a useful place to start.
In addition, draft article 4 referred to articles 31 and 32 of the Vienna Convention of 1969,which was necessary since there could be no question of fashioning"designer" principles of interpretation for exclusive use in the present context.
By applying sound principles of interpretation to this passage we will find at least seven reasons for concluding that the promised Comforter was the divine Holy Spirit who Jesus promised would come to his disciples shortly after his ascension to heaven.
With regard to the question concerning the rules of interpretation applying to unilateral acts,there is a tendency to apply to them the principles of interpretation referred to in articles 31 to 33 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
Reference was made to provisions on principles of interpretation included in conventions prepared in recent years, for example, in article 7(1) of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
The principle that the taxing right should be left to one Contracting State alone makes it unnecessary to devise detailed rules, e.g. for defining the profits covered,this being rather a question of applying general principles of interpretation.
The principles of interpretation on which he proceeded were, to import nothing into Scripture, but to draw out of it everything that it really contained, in conformity with grammatico-historical rules not to be hampered by dogmatical considerations; and not to be influenced by the symbolical books.
It is to be expected that the common law tradition of development and crystallization of legal principle by cumulation of decisions confined to their own facts,would require time and experience before general principles of interpretation could confidently be stated.
When applying these principles of interpretation, each principle on its own will render little help in the interpretation of a provision, but it is their cumulative effect that will in most cases be indicative of the correct and true meaning of a specific provision in a treaty.
The meeting noted the importance of ensuring predictability and coherence, anddiscussed what rules(e.g. building on principles of interpretation and the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties) could be agreed to address the lack of predictability experienced in recent cases.
Clearly, in line with basic principles of interpretation of treaty law, and in the absence of such a voluntarily-made declaration, the Convention, which is a territorially bound Convention, does not apply, nor was it intended to apply, to areas outside its national territory.
The Office of the Prosecutor-General affirms that there is no conflict between these texts because the accepted legal principles of interpretation applied in Kuwaiti criminal legislation stipulate that the provisions of any special act override the provisions of general law if they conflict.
Article 48 of the principles of interpretation further explains that the Seychellois Charter of Fundamental Human Rights and Freedoms(Chapter 3) should be interpreted in such a way so as not to be inconsistent with any international obligations of Seychelles relating to human rights and freedoms.
While its precise meaning has not been spelled out in treaty form,the debates over its drafting, principles of interpretation adopted subsequently, and the by now very extensive practice of international human rights mechanisms have all combined to clarify the meaning and significance of the phrase.
Article 49 of the Principles of interpretation, defines a democratic society as a pluralistic society in which there is tolerance, proper regard for the fundamental rights and freedoms and the rule of law and where there is balance of power among the executive, legislature and judiciary.
In particular, consideration should be given to the following:the duty to perform legal obligations in good faith; principles of interpretation; principles related to third States; and possibly some of the provisions related to invalidity and termination for example, coercion, supervening impossibility of performance and the rebus sic stantibus principle. .
Biblical Hermeneutics is a science about the principles of interpretation and understanding of sacred texts, the exegetic heritage of the Holy Fathers, relating to the field of Holy Tradition of Orthodox Church and contemporary conciliar documents and publications as well.
The principle of interpretation.
The principle of interpretation of unilateral acts are to a large extent similar to those in articles 31 to 33 of the Vienna Convention.
In Icelandic judicial practice, this principle of interpretation has been applied not only to general legislation and executive regulations, but also to the provisions of the Icelandic Constitution.
It is not equally obvious if the eiusdem generis principle of interpretation will rule out a wider interpretation. .
The maxim in dubio pro reo, a principle of interpretation long considered not to apply in cassation proceedings, is now one of the principles applied in assessing evidence and may be reviewed in cassation in the course of the review of the evidence.
Nevertheless, the principle of interpretation of international rules whereby one should give such rules their maximum effect(the principle of effectiveness, also expressed by the Latin maxim ut res magis valeat quam pereat) suggests that the rules on genocide should be construed in such a manner as to give them their maximum legal effect.