Примеры использования Reparation for injury на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reparation for injury.
Part Three, Chapter II-- Reparation for injury.
Reparation for injury.
Currently, as draft article 43, it is put at the end of chapter II on reparation for injury.
III. Reparation for injury.
Owing to the wide variety of special circumstances to be considered by judges in cases involving reparation for injury, it would be best to provide only general guidelines on the matter.
Reparation for injury-- General considerations.
His delegation supported the draft articles on reparation for injury contained in Part Three, chapter II, in particular draft article 35.
Leaving the question of the acceptability of article 43 aside,one may note that a certain number of States also expressed their general agreement with the provisions contained in chapter II"Reparation for injury.
It is to be noted that the only State that made a comment on reparation"supported the draft articles on reparation for injury contained in part three, chapter II, in particular draft article 35", relating to compensation.
Germany by no means denies the general desirability of international organizations being able to fulfil their obligations,including secondary obligations such as those arising in connection with reparation for injury.
With regard to effective performance of the obligation to make reparation for injury caused by an internationally wrongful act, the question of whether or not it was necessary to enshrine the principle of subsidiary responsibility of the State remained open.
The analysis will be divided into sections corresponding to the three chapters of Part Two of the articles on State responsibility:"general principles","reparation for injury" and"serious breaches of obligations under peremptory norms of general international law.
In chapter II(Reparation for injury), a new draft article 40(Ensuring fulfilment of the obligation to make reparation) introduced a requirement that the responsible international organization must take all appropriate measures, in accordance with its rules, to ensure that its members provided it with the means for effectively making reparation. .
It was suggested that owing to the various special circumstances to be considered by judges in cases involving reparation for injury, it would be best to provide general guidelines in the text and further explanations in the commentary.
As regards the implementation of articles 5 and 6 of the Convention, the report does not contain sufficient information as to the steps taken to ensure the practical implementation of the right to equal treatment before the courts and effective remedies so thatvictims of racial discrimination can secure the punishment of discriminatory acts and reparation for injury.
On the ground that the Republic of Guinea has no status to exercise diplomatic protection in the present proceedings,since its Application seeks essentially to secure reparation for injury suffered on account of the violation of rights of companies not possessing its nationality;
The integrity and efficiency of the judicial function fulfil the task of guaranteeing the rules of social relations, a guarantee which can become operative only if there is security, as manifested in the substantive rights prescribed by law, the fair settlement of disputes, universal respect for procedural norms,the punishment of offenders and reparation for injury.
The Peacebuilding Service of the Federal Public Service supports projects that can contribute to strengthening the rule of law, reparation for injury, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of active rebel groups(especially children involved in conflict) and respect for human rights.
In practice, in most cases of this kind, the applicant State will withdraw its claim, despite the fact that in terms of the fiction proclaimed in Mavrommatis the claim is that of the State andthe purpose of the claim is to seek reparation for injury caused to itself through the person of its national.
The established principle on which international practice used to be based required that international reparation for injury was always owed to the State and not to the individual, even in the case of compensation and despite the fact that the amount of compensation must be determined on the basis of the damage suffered by the individual.
Section 4 establishes in paragraph 2 that the acting State- that is to say the State of origin- shall make reparation to the affected State.This obligation, however, is subject to a condition that did not find any support in the Commission: that the reparation for injury of that kind or character should be in accordance with the shared expectations of the States concerned.
His delegation was in favour of pursuing work on the draft principles on international responsibility for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law with a view to a general declaration of principles by the General Assembly; it was to be hoped that that declaration would contain general rules on liability for risk andwould include consideration of the allocation or assignment of losses in a manner that would address the question of liability and reparation for injury.
Concerning draft article 43, on the obligation of reparation while acknowledging the general desirability of international organizations being able to fulfil their obligations-- including secondary obligations in connection with reparation for injury-- his delegation did not recognize any rule of general international law under which members of an international organization were required to take all appropriate measures in order to provide the organization with the means for effectively fulfilling such obligations.
Consequently, draft article 43 should be amended so that either it referred only to the responsible international organization, which had independent legal personality under international law, or it referred to the respective obligations of the responsible organization andits member States to make reparation for injury in accordance with international law and the constituent instrument of the organization.
The decision of the International Court in Reparation for Injuries does not give clear guidelines on this subject.
Domestic law lays down penalties and reparations for injury caused to the victims of violations of economic, social and cultural rights.
In the 1949 advisory opinion on reparation for injuries suffered in the service of the United Nations case, the International Court of Justice found that.
This would follow more closely the wording of the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on Reparation for Injuries Suffered in the Service of the United Nations.
This is consistent with the 1949 advisory opinion by the International Court of Justice on Reparations for injuries suffered in the service of the United Nations.