Примеры использования Scope ratione на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Scope ratione loci.
This was the essential value added to the scope ratione materiae.
Scope ratione materiae.
A similar understanding emerged with regard to some limitations of the scope ratione materiae.
Scope ratione personae.
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Some delegations had stressed that the scope ratione materiae was closely linked to the scope ratione personae.
Scope ratione materiae.
The phrase"any person", together with the term"unlawfully", was key to the understanding of the scope ratione personae of the draft convention.
Crimes scope ratione materiae.
The multidimensional nature of universal jurisdiction means that due focus should be given to both its procedural elements and its scope ratione materiae.
Scope ratione personae: personal data.
Several delegations supported limiting the scope ratione temporis of the topic to the disaster response and post-disaster reconstruction phases.
Scope ratione personae of the new system of administration of justice.
In terms of a further view,it was preferable to limit the scope ratione personae of the draft articles to natural to the exclusion of legal persons.
As to the scope ratione personae, support was expressed for limiting the subject of the study to the rights and obligations of States.
The phrase"any person", together with the term"unlawfully",were the key to the understanding of the scope ratione personae of the draft convention.
Limitations on the scope ratione temporis were also discussed in the Sixth Committee.
Such statements can be made either when the State expresses its formal consent to be bound or, but only in the case of partial reservations,It is obvious that a State would not be able to exclude a territory from the scope ratione loci of a treaty after the treaty has become applicable to the territory.
Furthermore, the scope ratione loci could be defined as encompassing disasters with transboundary effects.
That amendment, as explained in the commentary to the draft article,did not imply any modification as to the scope ratione personae of the draft articles, which applied to aliens irrespective of whether their presence in the territory of a State was lawful or unlawful.
Regarding the scope ratione materiae of an international instrument, some delegations stressed the need to agree on definitions of terms.
The need to precisely define which resources would be part of the scope ratione materiae of an international instrument was highlighted, as was the need to consider the significant threats to marine biodiversity.
Regarding the scope ratione loci of an international instrument, several delegations stressed that it should cover the Area and the high seas.
It was pointed out that other issues, such as the scope ratione personae, the definition of crimes involved and issues relating to jurisdiction, merited further consideration.
As for the scope ratione temporis, several delegations spoke in favour of a more holistic approach, focusing on the various phases of a disaster: prevention, response and rehabilitation.
Many delegations expressed the view that the scope ratione loci of an international instrument was constituted by the areas beyond national jurisdiction, namely the high seas and the Area.
The scope ratione personae of the provisions of Egyptian military and criminal law on extraterritorial jurisdiction was wide enough to guarantee the prosecution of Egyptians who committed crimes abroad.
As clarified in the commentary to draft article 1[1], at paragraph(3), the scope ratione personae of the draft articles includes the activities of States and international organizations and other entities enjoying specific international legal competence in the provision of disaster relief and assistance.
As to the scope ratione temporis, her delegation wished to underscore the importance of the expression"in all phases of a disaster" in draft article 1, as proposed by the Special Rapporteur, which would allow the Commission to address the important phase of disaster prevention.
With regard to the scope ratione personae of an international instrument, the need for universal participation was highlighted.