Примеры использования Special rapporteur's approach на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His delegation shared the Special Rapporteur's approach in that regard.
Germany welcomed the inclusion of the topic of provisional application of treaties in the Commission's programme of work and endorsed the Special Rapporteur's approach.
The General Assembly noted the Special Rapporteur's approach with interest.
He endorsed the Special Rapporteur's approach to the situation of children(paras. 121126) and the proposed text of draft article 12 on that subject.
At the same time, the view was expressed that the Special Rapporteur's approach appeared to be too generalist.
It also supported the Special Rapporteur's approach in his report on the topic(A/CN.4/660) and the adoption by the Commission of four draft conclusions.
Concerning draft article 14 on prevention, reduction andcontrol of pollution, the Special Rapporteur's approach was a wise one.
Popularizing the Declaration will be part of the Special Rapporteur's approach to her work, to which she will add a number of ad hoc activities.
In giving its advisory opinion on reservations to the Convention,the International Court of Justice identified with clarity the premise that informs the Special Rapporteur's approach, by holding.
His delegation supported the Special Rapporteur's approach to the topic and, in particular, his decision to seek advice from hydrogeologists and other experts.
Both committees adopted statements,to Istanbul +5 in support of the right to adequate housing and endorsing the Special Rapporteur's approach as presented in his first report.
We welcome the Special Rapporteur's approach to the important issues of sanctions, employment and the environment, which are more serious sources of concerns for the people.
Mr. Kamto said that although most of the proposed draft conclusions were well founded, the Special Rapporteur's approach to some aspects of subsequent practice was problematic.
The Special Rapporteur's approach, based on existing treaty practice, was that States should not formulate late reservations unless the treaty provided for them.
Mr. Panin(Russian Federation) said that the topic"Shared natural resources" was to a large extent a continuation of the closely related topic of international watercourses, andhis delegation commended the Special Rapporteur's approach to the draft articles.
Several members questioned the Special Rapporteur's approach, which consisted in defining the concept of"alien" in opposition to that of"ressortissant", rather than that of"national.
With regard to the question of a plurality of States involved in a breach of an international obligation, his delegation preferred that it should be dealt with in the framework of the draft articles,and agreed with the Special Rapporteur's approach to draft article 27.
Her delegation endorsed the Special Rapporteur's approach of conducting an in-depth study on State practice and case law in order to establish any general rules that might apply.
As regards liability,some representatives supported the Special Rapporteur's approach, which imposed primary and strict liability on the operator for the transboundary harm caused by his activities.
He viewed the Special Rapporteur's approach as illogical- inasmuch as the purpose of minimizing the risk of accident was to prevent the occurrence of any harm- and as reflecting an unduly restrictive approach to prevention.
Her delegation agreed that it was the State's duty to do its utmost to protect its people and appreciated the Special Rapporteur's approach in highlighting the importance of cooperation in disaster relief and his elaboration of the specific types of possible cooperation between affected States and actors rendering assistance.
The Special Rapporteur's approach to defining the scope of immunity de lege lata was the most sensible one to take in preparing for a future drafting process, provided that his findings could foster the widespread support needed.
The Chairman, speaking as a member of the Commission,said that he endorsed the Special Rapporteur's approach of addressing immunity ratione materiae through a consideration of three key questions, namely who enjoyed immunity, what types of acts were covered and what was the period of time over which immunity could be invoked.
While the Special Rapporteur's approach in article 26 bis enjoyed support, it was observed that the issue of the application of the rule of the exhaustion of local remedies was dealt with only from the standpoint of diplomatic protection, and that it should also be considered in the context of human rights, since many human rights instruments referred to it.
Concerning draft guideline 1, he noted that the Special Rapporteur's approach to the definition of the atmosphere was to confine the spatial scope to the troposphere and the stratosphere,"within which the transport and dispersion of airborne substances occurred.
In addition, the Special Rapporteur's approach of seeking compatibility with the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties of 1969, was welcomed, although it was noted that a textual reference to particular articles of the Convention might not always be appropriate.
The programme of her visit to Uganda was guided by the Special Rapporteur's approach to studying financial obstacles to access to education, which encompasses their international and domestic determinants, as well as identifying facilitating and inhibiting factors.
His delegation supported the Special Rapporteur's approach to the topic and shared his view that humanitarian assistance efforts should be based on principles such as of humanity, impartiality, neutrality and non-discrimination, as well as the principles of sovereignty and non-intervention.
The Nordic countries agreed with the Special Rapporteur's approach of focusing initially on the two constituent elements of rules of customary international law, and they endorsed the limitations suggested with regard to the scope of the topic, as expressed in the title of the subject, and the exclusion of the issue of jus cogens.
Ms. Cross(United Kingdom)said that she endorsed the Special Rapporteur's approach but wondered how she would go about ensuring that human rights defenders could do their work, and avoiding situations like that in Zimbabwe where the Government routinely harassed the defenders and curtailed fundamental freedoms.