Примеры использования Scope ratione personae на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Scope ratione personae.
That amendment did not imply any modification as to the scope ratione personae of the draft articles.
Scope ratione personae: personal data.
Some delegations had stressed that the scope ratione materiae was closely linked to the scope ratione personae.
Scope ratione personae of the new system of administration of justice.
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Further clarification of the proposed measures' scope ratione personae and ratione materiae was required.
The scope ratione personae of the draft articles is limited to natural persons affected by disasters.
The phrase"any person", together with the term"unlawfully", was key to the understanding of the scope ratione personae of the draft convention.
With regard to the scope ratione personae of an international instrument, the need for universal participation was highlighted.
The phrase"any person", together with the term"unlawfully",were the key to the understanding of the scope ratione personae of the draft convention.
As to the scope ratione personae, support was expressed for limiting the subject of the study to the rights and obligations of States.
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.
Regarding the scope ratione personae, it was envisaged that it would cover peacekeeping personnel who were United Nations officials or experts on mission.
In addition to reformulating the working paper, the Working Group on the item should also consider the questions of scope ratione personae and materiae and jurisdiction.
The view was also expressed that the scope ratione personae of the draft articles should be focused on natural persons, not including legal persons.
The Presidents and Registrar had answered delegations' questions regarding the rules of procedure and other aspects of the Tribunals' work. On 5 and 6 October,informal consultations on various outstanding legal issues, including the scope ratione personae of the new system, had been held under the coordination of Mr. Fitschen Germany.
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.
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.
It organized its work by addressing the various issues considered in the report of the Group of Legal Experts around the following clusters:(a) the scope ratione personae;(b) the crimes;(c) the bases for jurisdiction;(d) investigations;(e) cooperation among States and cooperation between States and the United Nations; and(f) the form of instrument.
With regard to the scope ratione personae of the topic, the situation of military and police observers serving in the context of peacekeeping operations merited special treatment.
At its first meeting, it had adopted its work programme and organized its work by addressing the clusters of issues considered in thereport of the Group of Legal Experts, together with the note by the Secretariat, namely,( a) the scope ratione personae;( b) the crimes;( c) the bases for jurisdiction;( d) investigations;( e) cooperation among States and between States and the United Nations;( f) the form of instrument; and( g) the way forward.
Concerning the scope ratione personae, the point was made that the main concern should be to protect natural persons who were victims of such disasters; the inclusion of legal persons was to be contemplated at a later stage.
The issues addressed concerned the extent of the problem,the categories of United Nations personnel to be covered(scope ratione personae), the crimes to be covered(scope ratione materiae), the bases for assertion of jurisdiction over alleged offenders, and the question of investigations and cooperation among States and between States and the United Nations.
When determining the scope ratione personae, the main concern should be to protect natural persons who were victims of such disasters; the inclusion of legal persons was a question which should not be contemplated until a later stage.
With regard to draft article 2, which covers a whole range of persons who might plausibly be involved in a criminal enterprise,the Coordinator recalled that its scope ratione personae covered(1) any person(who unlawfully and intentionally);(2) a person who makes a credible and serious threat;(3) a person who makes an attempt to cause;(4) a person who contributes as a member of a group of persons;(5) a person who participates as an accomplice; and(6) a person who organizes or directs others.
Concerning the scope ratione personae, several members had found that the term"ressortissant", proposed by the Special Rapporteur rather than"national" in opposition to the notion of"alien", was too broad and difficult to translate.
For example, draft article 1, which established the scope ratione personae of the topic, should focus more clearly on the rights and duties of the State in respect of both its own people, and third States and international organizations in a position to cooperate in the provision of protection.
As to the scope ratione personae, the Coordinator had reiterated that the draft convention was a law enforcement instrument, ensuring individual criminal responsibility based on the obligation to extradite or prosecute aut dedere aut judicare.
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.
Concerning the scope ratione personae, it is in the nature of the topic that, while State practice exists, it is primarily through the organs of intergovernmental organizations, such as the United Nations, as well as through the activities of non-governmental organizations and other non-State entities, such as the IFRC, that much of the activity occurs and, accordingly where a large part of the development of legal norms takes place.