Примеры использования Reservations regime на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Implementation of the reservations regime 177- 251 52.
It would therefore be useful to prepare a guide for Governments on the reservations regime.
This does not mean that the reservations regime instituted by the Vienna Conventions does not apply in this second case.
Only the parties negotiating a treaty could specify the reservations regime that would apply to it.
It could enable the Commission to reflect on the question of the appropriateness of establishing dispute settlement mechanisms linked to the reservations regime.
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The current controversy regarding the reservations regime applicable to human rights treaties See paras. 56-60 above.
The Vienna Conventions make such statements subject to a legal regime that differs clearly from the reservations regime.
They sought to balance the preponderance of State consent in the reservations regime and the efficient functioning of monitoring bodies.
In such cases, the term“reservation”would not be appropriate,especially in view of the consequences of the application of the reservations regime.
The reservations regime is, moreover, completely unsuited to statements of non-recognition and their assessment on the basis of criteria such as the object and the purpose of the treaty would be meaningless.
In practice, it seems to be actually very difficult, if not impossible,to apply the reservations regime to statements of non-recognition.
It is certainly part of the reservations regime established by the 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions, which the Commission decided, as a matter of principle, to complement rather than contradict.
The ongoing work of definition is especially important andwill determine the scope of application of the reservations regime.
This is in line with the reservations regime under articles 19 to 23 of the Convention and with the rules on interpretative declarations which are lex specialis.
Neither the Commission northe Sixth Committee had any intention of altering the reservations regime laid down in the Vienna Conventions.
It was noted that questioning the reservations regime established thereby would result in an excessive restriction on the admissibility of reservations and the free consent of the parties.
It might indeed be useful for the Commission to consider further an ad hoc reservations regime for human rights treaties.
The reservations regime established by the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties had served the international community well; however, certain clarifications and improvements were in order.
Secondly, however, it is highly doubtful that this specific feature of human rights treaties would make the reservations regime inapplicable as a matter of principle.
Many authors link so-called problems of reciprocity to the fact that the reservations regime instituted by the Vienna Conventions allegedly violates the principle of equality between the parties to normative treaties.
They were likely to give rise to fewer problems from a policy and political angle as they were not intended to revise the reservations regime contained in the Vienna Convention.
The reservations regime should be universally applied and accommodate the requirements of the whole international community, while still respecting the hereditary distinctive characteristics of the members of the international community.
Expresses the hope that the principles enunciated above will help to clarify the reservations regime applicable to normative multilateral treaties, particularly in the area of human rights; and.
The definition of concepts was also very important since several problems issued from a lack of clarification andwould determine the field of application of the reservations regime.
This solution is based on the principle of consent,which underlies the reservations regime and indeed all treaty law, as the Court recalled in its 1951 Advisory Opinion.
Doubts were expressed about the category of conditional interpretative declarations that in fact constituted reservations and as such the reservations regime should apply to them.
It is certainly part of the reservations regime established by the 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions and it has been a principle of the Commission to complement the provisions on reservations of these two Conventions, rather than to contradict them.
In the view of the Special Rapporteur, that practice, while dominant,did not provide enough justification to deviate from the reservations regime established by the Vienna Conventions.
Ms. Gao Yanping(China)said that the reservations regime established by the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties represented a flexible balance between the two conflicting goals of universality and integrity of treaties.
His delegation supported the overall thrust of the Conclusions,which sought to balance the preponderance of State consent in the reservations regime and the efficient functioning of monitoring bodies.