Примеры использования Specific consequences на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Specific consequences.
Some come with very specific consequences.
Specific consequences should be known in advance when they will be binding.
Did he spell out any specific consequences that Russia would face?
The multiple applications of space technology have several specific consequences.
The specific consequences of such delimitation for the exploration and peaceful uses of outer space must be carefully studied.
Hence these rights become a mere exhortation, with no specific consequences attached to it.
However, the article leaves the specific consequences in civil and administrative law to the discretion of the States Parties.
This requires that each type cases of non-compliance be associated with specific consequences in advance.
The draft anti-corruption law includes specific consequences for public officials who commit corruption offences.
The specific consequences contained in article 52 of the previous draft disappeared with the deletion of the term"international crime.
Article 19 must necessarily be read in the light of article 52, concerning the“specific consequences of an international crime”.
The specific consequences of an international crime should be particularly severe and include an actio popularis and the imposition of sanctions.
In order to preserve the vitality of other spoken languages, an important stage would be to grant them legal status,which would have specific consequences.
In particular, article 52, on the specific consequences of international crimes, should be expanded to include instrumental consequences. .
In the present stage, however, it is difficult to decide what type of cases of non-compliance are associate with what specific consequences.
In particular, article 52, on the specific consequences of international crimes, should be expanded to include instrumental consequences. .
States Parties should consider prescribing measures that would have specific consequences for public officials who attempt to.
It was suggested that the specific consequences of an international crime should be particularly severe and should include the imposition of sanctions.
In order to provide legal certainty, it would be desirable to determine in advance specific consequences with regard to particular non-compliance situations.
Since no specific consequences were attached to objections, the result was often that each State became the sole judge of the compatibility of reservations with the purpose of the treaty.
Lastly, he wished to respond to the Commission's question concerning specific consequences attributed by the draft articles to“international crimes”.
Paragraphs 2 and 3 explained the specific consequences of that principle on the rights and obligations under the treaty when an established reservation excluded or modified the legal effect of certain provisions of a treaty.
According to some delegations, such reservations must be regarded as null andvoid, but the view was expressed that the specific consequences of that nullity should be specified.
The broad consequences of transmission and the specific consequences that should be associated with the regime governing documents, securities or negotiable or transferable rights;
Several other States have expressed the view that an impermissible reservation should be considered null and void,while emphasizing that the specific consequences of this nullity must be spelled out.
The view was expressed that the Commission was correct in attaching other specific consequences to international crimes, even though the draft articles did not envisage the imposition of sanctions.
Taking the above points into account, we must decide the following two points:(i) what are obligations/requirements which should entail consequences for non-compliance,and(ii) what are specific consequences to ensue. Japan.
That notwithstanding, it becomes apparent that the rest of the draft does not draw any specific consequences for the individual from the right that it appears to be granting in article 1.
Overall it can be said that the specific consequences attached to international crimes in parts two and three are rather minimal, at least if the notion of“crimes” reflected in article 19 is to be taken at face value.