Примеры использования Reservations to normative на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On reservations to normative multilateral treaties.
The preliminary conclusions of the Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties;
Reservations to normative treaties, including human rights treaties, should be subject to the same rules as reservations to other types of treaties.
The Committee will also examine the International Law Commission's Preliminary Conclusions on Reservations to Normative Multilateral Treaties.
The Preliminary Conclusions of the Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties, required careful consideration.
Having considered the report of the Drafting Committee, the Commission had adopted 12 paragraphs in the form of preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties.
It is our firmly held view that reservations to normative treaties, including human rights treaties, should be subject to the same rules as reservations to other types of treaties.
The Committee will also examine the International Law Commission's Preliminary Conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties excluding human rights treaties.
Her delegation firmly believed that reservations to normative treaties, including human rights treaties, should be subject to the same rules as reservations to other types of treaties.
The Special Rapporteuroffered some conclusions and proposed a draft resolution on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties.
The Commission's preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties, adopted at its forty-ninth session, offered a generally satisfactory statement of principles on that subject.
In this regard,it must not be forgotten that, as the Commission has noted in its preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties.
As far as reservations to treaties were concerned, reservations to normative treaties, including human rights treaties, should be subject to the same rules as reservations to other types of treaties.
This statement corresponds to the one found in a different form in paragraph 6 of the Commission's 1997 preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties.
It remained the United Kingdom's firmly held view that reservations to normative treaties, including human rights treaties, should be subject to the same rules as reservations to other types of treaties.
The Committee will also examine the text prepared by one of its members setting forth the Committee's position on the International Law Commission's Preliminary Conclusions on Reservations to Normative Multilateral Treaties.
In the meantime, it took note of the Commission's preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, particularly subparagraphs 1, 2 and 7 A/52/10, para. 157.
Takes note of the invitation by the International Law Commission to all treaty bodies set up by normative multilateral treaties that may wish to do so to provide, in writing,their comments and observations on the preliminary conclusions of the Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties…”.
Aware of the discussion currently taking place in other forums on the subject of reservations to normative multilateral treaties, and particularly treaties concerning human rights.
Takes note of the report of the International Law Commission on the work of its forty-ninth session, 2 and expresses its appreciation to the Commission for the work accomplished at that session, in particular for the completion of the first reading of draft articles on nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States andfor the preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties;
The considerations that had led the Commission in 1997 to adopt preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties were still relevant.
When representing Mongolia in the Sixth(Legal) Committee during 16 sessions of the General Assembly, he articulated Mongolia's views and position on such issues as reports of the International Law Commission, including on the reports of rapporteurs on draft code of offences against the peace and security of mankind, State responsibility, international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law,unilateral acts of States, reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties, etc.
He pointed out that all the draft guidelines on that point were in keeping with the preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties adopted by the Commission in 1997.
Discussion would focus, inter alia, on the preliminary conclusions adopted in 1997 by the International Law Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties; other issues relating to reservations to human rights treaties, for example the effect, if any, of reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty; or consequences of the findings of human rights treaty bodies.
The AALCC, in response to the call of the General Assembly, organized a special meeting on reservations to treaties to consider the preliminary conclusions on the reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties.
Lastly, it regarded the resolution proposed by the Special Rapporteur on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties, as an interesting, if unusual, approach to the work.
It was stated that human rights treaties should not be treated any differently from other international agreements and that reservations to normative treaties, including human rights treaties, should be subject to the same rules as reservations to other types of treaties.
The International Law Commission adopted Preliminary Conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties at its forty-ninth session(12 May to 18 July 1997) A/52/10, para. 157 et seq.
In this view(but with the specific problem of human rights treaties still in the background), it has been remarked that the general question leads to another, more specific:"There are in effect two separate butrelated issues: should reservations to normative treaties be permitted, and should the validity of such reservations be assessed by a system other than that pertaining to treaties in general?" Catherine Redgwell,"Universality or integrity?
In that regard, his delegation noted the contents of the Commission's draft resolution on reservations to normative multilateral treaties including human rights treaties, which would be taken up at its next session.