Примеры использования Some conventions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, there are some conventions that are used.
Further revisions and amendments are being considered for some conventions.
Some conventions, such as the CWC, have a full organization to implement and verify their provisions.
Most of these recommendations require Afghanistan accession to some conventions and their optional protocols.
Indeed, some conventions provide that national legislation is to govern the question of compensation.
Some conventions, such as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, do not have such clauses.
With regard to the submission of the case to competent authorities, some conventions require that a request to this effect be made by the State seeking extradition.
While some Conventions have been ratified by more than 60 States, others have been ratified by only a handful.
The only disturbing element is the simultaneous presence in some conventions(at least those of the Council of Europe) of exclusionary and reservation clauses.
Similarly, some conventions set forth a menu of options, allowing each party a choice about which alternative approaches to adopt.
Consideration should also be given to the issue in relation to the principle aut dedere aut judicare,which was contained in some conventions relating to serious international crimes.
In addition, some conventions have provided for a different, or sometimes more detailed, regime for the various elements of this mechanism.
Rather than specifying particular obligations, some conventions establish a decision-making process by which the parties may adopt obligations in the future.
Finally, some conventions impose upon the requested State the obligation to report the final outcome of the proceedings to the requesting State.
More time should be allowed between reports under some Conventions and, except when there was a special need, it would not be necessary to establish new human rights treaty bodies.
Some conventions are used to provide shortened product names, thereby reducing the number of words needed to mention a specific product.
As regards the State subject to the obligation, some conventions provide that the provision shall apply to States"in the territory under whose jurisdiction" the alleged offender is found;
Some conventions explicitly provided for the formulation of reservations Convention against Torture, European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
While it was true that some conventions contained both exclusionary and reservation clauses, that was merely due to the vagueness of terms.
Some conventions received enough ratifications to enter into force very quickly, while other conventions have taken a number of years to enter into force.
In the context of disasters, some conventions have spelled out the principle of non-discrimination as a general principle of the provision of disaster relief.
Some Conventions do not have an established treaty body, nor do they include any specific mention of a Working Party or other UN entity as a responsible body.
It is true that, in some conventions(at least those of the Council of Europe), exclusionary and reservation clauses are present at the same time.
Some conventions determine that their rules on extradition apply provided that the relevant offence is punishable in both the requesting and the requested States;
Finally, it should be noted that some conventions have included more elaborate provisions relating to the extradition process, which affect the operation of the clauses on prosecution and extradition.
Some conventions provide that prosecution under this provision is subject to the possibility for the State requesting extradition and the requested State to agree otherwise;
Additionally, some conventions impose further obligations aimed at enhancing cooperation and effectiveness in extradition proceedings.
Some conventions regulating activities undertaken mostly by private operators impose certain obligations upon the State to ensure that its operators abide by those regulations.
In addition, some conventions contain a provision calling on States parties to coordinate their actions whenever more than one of them claims jurisdiction over the relevant offences.