Примеры использования Recognized principle на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force is a recognized principle of international law.
It is a recognized principle in Liechtenstein that the fundamental rights also apply to employment in the public sector.
That embargo runs counter to the Charter of the United Nations and goes against every recognized principle of international law.
Pursuant to a universally recognized principle of international law, States have the right to control the entry and residence of foreigners.
Undoubtedly, such an approach by the Security Council would jeopardize the well-founded and recognized principle of the law of treaties.
The right of all peoples to self-determination was a recognized principle of international law and the Palestinian people had long fought to exercise that right.
The principle of the equality in dignity and rights of all human beings and all peoples, irrespective of race, colour and origin,is a generally accepted and recognized principle of international law.
The universally recognized principle of the judiciary's independence of the legislative and the executive branch has been enshrined in the decree-law of transition.
The difference in treatment of the two types of service rested on the constitutionally recognized principle of proportional equality of rights and obligations.
It is a recognized principle of treaty interpretation to take into account, together with the context, any subsequent practice in the application of an international treaty.
The principle of the equality in dignity and rights of all human beings and all peoples, irrespective of race, colour and origin,is a generally accepted and recognized principle of international law.
Another recognized principle of international law is that of State responsibility for the breach of an international obligation, as evidenced by the work of the International Law Commission.
His delegation expressed appreciation to the Special Committee for its efforts to ensure respect for the peaceful settlement of disputes between States, a universally recognized principle of international law.
Although universal access to outer space was a recognized principle, not all States could acquire independent space capabilities, either technologically or financially, in the foreseeable future.
Although article 51 is part of the International Law Commission's draft articles, which do not constitute a binding legal instrument as such,this provision sets out a recognized principle of customary international law.
Nepalese legislation has strictly followed the recognized principle of criminal justice- as enumerated in article 15 of the Covenant- that no substantive laws are to be enacted having ex post facto effect.
Counsel suggests that the State party may have a duty to restore the situation as far as practically possible without violating Pakistan's sovereignty, andthat the duty to restore is a recognized principle of international law.
It is also a recognized principle of customary international law and has been formulated as follows by the International Committee of the Red Cross in its study on Customary International Humanitarian Law.
The Act on Illegal Foreign Exchange Transactions is being applied to these persons retroactively,in clear violation of their right to due process of law and the recognized principle of criminal law of nulla poena sine lege.
Following the recognized principle of pacta sunt servanda, Ukraine rigorously adheres to its commitments under international instruments and to the standards and rules of its national legislation, which are applied in accordance with the norms of international law.
The Committee recommends that the State party enable asylum-seekers to exercise their rightto seek asylum and that it ensure protection against refoulement in line with the widely recognized principle of non-refoulement.
The implementation of the legally recognized principle of equality in employment, according to which everyone had the same rights in matters of employment and work, sometimes came up against difficulties in practice because of structural factors arising from the country's history.
However, judging from the fact that many States, including Japan, have not ratified the Convention, it is unfair to conclude that non-applicability of statutory limitations to activities in violation of international humanitarian andhuman rights laws is a universally recognized principle.
The stability, integrity andcontinuity of international treaties is a recognized principle in international law, and any act inconsistent with the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations should not affect the application or operation of such treaties.
The Cuban delegation expressed its support for the draft resolution submitted by the President of the ICAO Council because, as always, the Republic of Cuba shares and reaffirms the principles of international law, the principles, rules, standards and recommended practices laid down in the Convention on International Civil Aviation,including the rules relating to the interception of civil aircraft and the recognized principle regarding the non-use of weapons against civil aircraft in flight.
Turning to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties,he said that observance of the sanctity of treaties was a recognized principle in international law and that any act inconsistent with the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations would not affect the continuity and integrity of treaties.
This universally recognized principle is also enshrined in article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights(ICCPR), which also sets that"anyone who is deprived of his liberty by arrest or detention shall be entitled to take proceedings before a court, in order that the court may decide without delay on the lawfulness of his detention and order his release if the detention is not lawful.
In its 2004 judgement in the Ilaşcu and others v. Moldova and Russia case, the European Court, sitting as a Grand Chamber,after having observed that the principle of" State responsibility for the breach of an international obligation" was a" recognized principle of international law", referred in particular to the commentary to article 14, paragraph 2, and to article 15, paragraph 2, as finally adopted by the International Law Commission in 2001.
Mr. Tulbure(Moldova) said that,while the right of peoples to self-determination was a universally recognized principle of international law, the Vienna Declaration stipulated that self-determination should not be perceived as authorizing or encouraging any action which would impair the territorial integrity or political unity of sovereign and independent States.
At the 32nd plenary meeting, held last Friday, the Permanent Representative of Spain, Ambassador Inocencio F. Arias, drew on the report of the Secretary-General to discuss the clash between the universally recognized principle of respect for sovereignty, which is essential and vital for international law, and the so-called principle- not universally recognized- of humanitarian intervention, which thus far lacks a context, international recognition, and a formal legal framework.