Примеры использования Set by international law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unfortunately, they add nothing to either the norms set by international law or to its practice.
Although nationality was governed essentially by national legislation, the competence of States in that field could be exercised only within the limits set by international law.
In the previous, preliminary report, two limits set by international law with respect to affirmative action were pointed out:(a) affirmative action may not lead to discrimination and(b) affirmative action has to be of limited duration.
Emphasizing that nationality is essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law.
The Special Rapporteur continues to emphasize that drug offences do not meet the"serious crime" standard set by international law, and renews his call on the Government to implement a moratorium on the death penalty, especially in drug-related cases, to seriously pursue efforts to abolish the death penalty for juveniles, and to commute all capital sentences against them.
Nationality is essentiallygoverned by internal law, albeit within the limits set by international law.
However, as stated in the second preambular paragraph of the articles,nationality was essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law, and his delegation believed that the granting of nationality was one aspect of state sovereignty.
It was therefore essential that an appropriate balance should be struck between the sovereign rights of a State and the limits set by international law.
National institutions have a critical role to play in ensuring that the limits set by international law concerning amnesty are respected.
The Committee recommends that the State party enact legislation that adequately protects the rights and welfare of separated andunaccompanied children seeking asylum in line with the standards set by international law.
The second preambular paragraph expresses the point that, although nationality is essentiallygoverned by national legislation, the competence of States in this field may be exercised only within the limits set by international law.
The interest of States was dealt with indirectly in the second preambular paragraph, where it was stated that nationalitywas essentially governed by internal law, within the limits set by international law, thus implying the right of a successor State to legislate conditions for the acquisition of nationality.
The draft articles elaborated by the International Law Commissionduly emphasize(second preambular paragraph) that"nationality is essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law.
Without dismissing the need to prosecute those who take part in armed conflict tothe detriment of human rights and the right to self-determination outside the limits set by international law, the parameters of the Convention should be reconsidered from the present-day perspective.
The problems evoked by those who argued in favour of updating the Charter principles in the light of modern developments stemmed not from the principles themselves, butfrom the absence of political will to deal with difficult situations within the limits set by international law.
This report does not deal with such situations: instead, it focuses on those cases where it is widely accepted that the police may use some force but where the domestic law poses lower standards for the use of force than those set by international law and/or where domestic law does not make provision for proper accountability mechanisms.
It recommended that Ireland enact legislation that adequately protects the rights and welfare of separated andunaccompanied children seeking asylum in line with the standards set by international law.
The preamble to the resolution emphasizes that nationality is essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law.
Therefore, it is for each State to determine under its own law who are its nationals,within the limits set by international law.
Although nationality was essentially governed by national legislation,the competence of States in that area could be exercised only within the limits set by international law.
The draft articles struck the right note by reaffirming the principle that nationality was essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law.
The second preambular paragraph had rightly pointed out that nationality was essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law.
Indeed, the German Government had always believed that although nationality was essentially government by internal law it must take account of the limits and parameters set by international law.
IACHR intends to prepare a report on terrorism and human rights with the purpose of helping member States to design legislative and other responses to violence andthe threat of terrorism that would take into account respect for standards set by international law.
In this respect, in its draft articles on nationality of natural persons in relation to succession of States,the International Law Commission indicated that"the competence of States in this field may be exercised only within the limits set by international law.
Côte d'Ivoire endorsed General Assembly resolution 55/153 on nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States in that nationality derived essentially from the domestic law of each State within the limits set by international law.
This is how the International Law Commission interpreted the issue, indicating in its commentaries to the draft articles that"although nationality is essentiallygoverned by national legislation, the competence of States in this field may be exercised only within the limits set by international law.
Mr. Sethi(India) recalled that the articles on nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States, contained in annex to General Assembly resolution 55/153, emphasized that the legitimate interests of States andthose of individuals in nationality were governed by internal law within the limits set by international law.
Counterterrorism or other measures that distinguished, excluded, restricted or created preferences between particular groups of non-citizens on the basis of the country of their citizenship or origin constituted violations of article 2 andarticle 5 of the Convention, unless they were justified under the narrow conditions set by international law.