Примеры использования Question of recognition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The question of recognition in the context of this topic.
Also implicated in the present draft principles is the question of recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards.
The question of recognition in Swiss law of the right to strike is a subject of controversy.
The Supreme Court based its decision on a previous ruling in which a distinction was made between the duty to register marriages, and the question of recognition of their status.
In these situations, the question of recognition becomes relevant to the consideration of the subject of immunity.
The view was also expressed that, in fact, there might be cases where the countryof origin of the signature or certificate was essential to the question of recognition.
The question of recognition of Travellers as an ethnic group has been the subject of extensive discussion with National Traveller Organisations.
Note: Working Party SC.3 decided, at its forty-ninth session, to include in its programme of work the question of recognition of ship's certificates and boatmasters' licences in Europe TRANS/SC.3/168, para. 15.
Therefore the question of recognition or denial of the Doctrine and everything, with it connected, not depends on the Doctrine, but on readiness or unavailability of spirit.
He also agreed that international law placed limitations on the right of States to grant their nationality,although opinions still differed on the question of recognition by third States.
While some delegations saw no merit in examining the question of recognition of States and Governments, others supported the study of the effects of nonrecognition on the granting of immunity.
The Supreme Court based its decision on a previous Supreme Court ruling(H.C.J. 143/62 Fonk-Shlezinger v. The Minister of Interior)in which a distinction was made between the duty to register marriages, and the question of recognition of their status.
It is recalled that the Working Party SC.3, at its forty-ninth session, felt that the question of recognition of ship's certificates and boatmaster's licenses throughout Europe should be included into its Programme of Work.
On the question of recognition of qualifications, it will be necessary to explore further either establishment of international standards for professions or the pursuit of mutual recognition agreements.
It is doubtful whether it will be advisable to give further consideration within the framework of this topic to the question of recognition and the question of immunity of members of the family of high-ranking officials.
In the framework of the given case, the question of recognition of the right of the trust manager to declare debt as a direct possessor of the bonds of the society Belvédère in favor of the holders of those bonds was examined.
The Special Rapporteur also doubted the advisability of giving further consideration within the framework of the topic to the question of recognition and the question of immunity of members of the families of high-ranking officials.
The question of recognition in the context of immunity should be included in the topic, since there had been cases involving officials of States not recognized by the forum State, and jurisprudence on the matter was not uniform.
It seemed doubtful whether the Commission should deal with the question of recognition in the context of the topic"unilateral acts of States" without seeking the prior consent of the General Assembly.
The professionals involved in disaster relief-- such as doctors, nurses, drivers and pilots-- are generally subject to country-specific licensing regimes,and indeed several regional conventions have been concluded which deal with the question of recognition of foreign certificates and diplomas.
With the emigration of Zhordania's government andthe establishment of the Georgian SSR, the question of recognition arose for the foreign states that had de jure recognized the independence of Georgia before the Soviet takeover.
Two main questions in the discussion were whether the rule of non-discrimination required that foreign creditors be admitted in the same or equivalent class of priorityas local creditors and whether paragraph(1) should venture into the question of recognition of claims of foreign tax and social security authorities.
It is recalled that the Working Party SC.3, at its forty-ninth session, felt that the question of recognition of ship's certificates and boatmaster's licenses throughout Europe should be included into its Programme of Work TRANS/SC.3/168, para. 15.
The comment made above concerning the question of recognition in the context of the subject of immunity of officials of an unrecognized State is also applicable to the question of recognition in the context of the subject of immunity of unrecognized Heads of State and Heads of Government.
Any consideration of the role of recognition in the context of this topic must obviously include consideration of the substance of the question of recognition, including for instance the question of the declarative or constitutional character of recognition. .
Some members, however, supported the Special Rapporteur's view that the question of recognition was not part of the Commission's mandate on this topic and that, at most, a"without prejudice clause" could be adopted on the matter.
Based on the recommendation of the Group of Volunteers on Legislative Obstacles, the Working Party SC.3, at its forty-ninth session decided to include the question of recognition of ship's certificates and boatmaster's licenses throughout Europe in its Programme of Work and forwarded the issue to SC.3/WP.3.
Stressing the importance of multilingualism within the United Nations,he said that ICSC had deemed it preferable to consider the question of recognition of linguistic knowledge in the broader context of its review of the pay and benefits system; he emphasized the need to provide real incentives for language study.
As to chapter IX of the report, she concurred with the general approach, scope and content of the study proposed by the Working Group andits special interest in the question of recognition of States and of the status of territories, while believing that it was premature to decide on the final form that the study should take.
As seen in the previous paragraphs, the judicial practice in some States(notably in the United States or the United Kingdom)considers the question of recognition non-justiciable and defers to the determinations made by the executive branch, and therefore recognition plays a decisive role in the granting of immunity.