Примеры использования Requiring states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Requiring States to enact appropriate laws is only the first step.
Neither of the Vienna Conventions contains a provision requiring States to give the reasons for their objection to a reservation.
Similar provisions requiring States to combat stereotypes and prejudices are included in article 8, paragraph 1(b) of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and article 7 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
To protect economic, social and cultural rights-- requiring States to prevent violations of such rights by third parties; and.
Given that it was not possible to invoke the provisions of theCovenant before domestic courts, he failed to understand how the State party complied with article 2 of the Covenant requiring States parties to give effect to the rights recognized in it.
The first aim is addressed[by]… requiring States to observe the fundamental principles of environmentally sound waste management article 4.
International law does not support an international legal obligation requiring States to permit access to a gun for self-defence.
We interpret this article as requiring States parties to have a procedure or procedures which make it possible to request the review of an adoption covered by the article.
There was also concern for the mandatory nature of paragraph 1 requiring States to take persons into custody or take other measures.
The adoption of the Protocol requiring States parties to take the necessary steps to prevent the participation of children in armed conflicts will constitute a valuable contribution to international human rights standards and efforts to put an end to this nefarious practice.
Colombia, Uruguay, ESCR-Net,FIAN and the NGO Coalition suggested requiring States parties to give"urgent consideration" to these requests.
The Security Council should consider requiring States providing technical training and assistance, including the deployment of armed personnel and military equipment, intended solely for the support of or use by the mission referred to in paragraph 9 of Security Council resolution 1772(2007), to notify the Committee established pursuant to resolution 751(1992) and 1907(2009), in advance and on a case-by-case basis for informational purposes only;
The solution of the world drug problem was a common challenge, requiring States to display political will and cooperate with each other.
In particular, the importance of requiring States parties to take other domestic measures was stressed, such as(a) enabling law enforcement authorities to utilize special investigative techniques to combat organized crime; and(b) strengthening domestic asset forfeiture regimes e.g. by allowing for the seizure or forfeiture of instrumentalities and proceeds of crime, by endeavouring to provide for the enforcement of foreign forfeiture orders and by considering the equitable sharing of forfeited assets.
He thus planned to focus on building a consensus around the need for a new standard requiring States to measure that demand objectively.
All of these obligations are mandatory, requiring States parties to adopt or strengthen measures, but only in the sense that some action on each point must be taken.
We must create a clear and comprehensive norm banning such transfers andadopt concrete obligations requiring States to take measures to halt all such transfers.
An excessive number of questions posed by the committees, requiring States to exceed substantially the recommended length for answers in order to provide detailed and objective information;
By contrast, treaties dealing with disaster situations in which such risks came from non-State actors adopteda more cautious approach, only requiring States, for example, to make their best efforts to provide protection.
Importantly, article 5 goes even further, requiring States parties to guarantee equality and nondiscrimination on this basis"notably in the enjoyment" of a list of specifically enumerated rights.
The Maastricht Guidelines interpret the Covenant's call for theprogressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights as requiring States to achieve specific targets to satisfy a normative standard"obligation of result.
Paragraph 3 is a non-mandatory provision requiring States Parties to consider implementing cross-border witness protection through relocating victims who may be in danger in other countries.
Contrary to the other two categories of international crimes(war crimes and genocide),crimes against humanity were not covered by an international treaty requiring States to prevent and punish such acts and to cooperate towards that end.
It would be meaningless to interpret the Convention as requiring States parties to punish complicity when it was the act of non-State actors while exonerating their own officials.
Indeed, the protection extended to diplomatic envoys in ancient Rome hadcome to be part of the law of nations, not only shielding them from hostile actions by States but also requiring States to protect diplomats from harmful acts by non-State actors.
At its thirteenth session(July 1981),the Committee adopted a decision requiring States parties to submit periodic reports to the Committee every five years from the due date of the initial report.
The Chairperson noted that Kuwait had made several significant reservations to the Convention, and urged the Kuwaiti Government to consider withdrawing those reservations,particularly its reservation to article 7(a) of the Convention requiring States parties to give women the right to vote on equal terms with men.
In this regard, attention must be paid to draft article 14 of the present draft, requiring States to adopt the measures necessary to facilitate the freedom of movement of relief personnel.
Noting the provision under the two Optional Protocols requiring States parties to submit separate initial reports on the implementation of the Protocols within two years after ratification, which implies the possibility of submission of a report shortly after ratification.
Unlike genocide and war crimes, crimes against humanity did not necessarily form part of every State's national legislation andwere not subject to an international agreement requiring States to investigate, prosecute and punish such crimes, and to cooperate in that regard.