Примеры использования Territorial and maritime на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
The Court also handed down its judgment in the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
Territorial and maritime dispute(Nicaragua vs Colombia)" PDF.
Costa Rica made its position clear during its request to intervene in Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
Case concerning a territorial and maritime dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia) 2001.
On 19 November 2012, the International Court of Justice rendered its Judgment in the case concerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia)(see paras. 114-132 below);
In December 2007,the Court decided another case involving Nicaragua: Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Application of Costa Rica for Permission to Intervene.
On 4 May, the Court delivered its judgment on the admissibility of the application for permission to intervene filed by Costa Rica in the case concerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Preliminary objections, I.C.J. Reports 2007, p. 832.
Also on 4 May,the Court delivered its judgment on the admissibility of the application for permission to intervene filed by Honduras in the case concerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
Territorial and Maritime Dispute between Nicaraguaand Honduras in the Caribbean Sea(Nicaragua v. Honduras), I.C.J. Reports 2007, p. 659.
On 13 December 2007,the Court handed down its judgment on the preliminary objections to its jurisdiction raised by Colombia in the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
In the Territorial and Maritime Dispute case(Nicaragua v. Colombia), in paragraphs 50 and 51 of its judgment, the Court had stated its belief as follows.
Mr. Romero-Martínez(Honduras) announced that the International Court of Justice had just delivered its judgment in the case concerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute between Nicaraguaand Honduras in the Caribbean Sea.
In the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Nicaragua chose Mr. Mohammed Bedjaoui and Colombia Mr. Yves L. Fortier to sit as judges ad hoc.
On 25 February 2010 and 16 June 2010, respectively, Costa Rica and Honduras filed applications for permission to intervene in the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
In the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Nicaragua chose Giorgio Gajaand Colombia Yves L. Fortier to sit as judges ad hoc.
Such a situation had arisen in one of the Court's most recent judgments relating to both sovereignty and maritime boundary delimitation:the case concerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute Nicaragua v. Colombia.
In the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Nicaragua chose Mr. Mohammed Bedjaoui and Colombia Mr. Yves L. Fortier to sit as judges ad hoc.
The Court further made Orders authorizing the submission of certain pleadings and fixing timelimits for their filing in the cases concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia)and Certain Criminal Proceedings in France Republic of the Congo v. France.
In the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Nicaragua chose Mr. Giorgio Gaja and Colombia Mr. Yves L. Fortier to sit as judges ad hoc.
Among the cases involving Nicaragua is the currently pending Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia) brought by Nicaragua 10 years ago, whose continuation is due in part to incidental proceedings arising from the case.
In the case concerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Nicaragua chose Mohammed Bedjaoui to sit as judge ad hoc; following the latter's resignation, it chose Giorgio Gaja.
Historically, our two-century-old boundary disputes and other matters pertaining to our territorial and maritime rights, which we have not been able to resolve directly with other parties by means of peaceful negotiations, mediation or arbitration, have been submitted to the consideration of the International Court.
In the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), Nicaragua chose Giorgio Gaja and Colombia chose Yves L. Fortier and, following the latter's resignation, Jean-Pierre Cot to sit as judges ad hoc.
The Court's judgment in the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute between Nicaraguaand Honduras in the Caribbean Sea(Nicaragua v. Honduras) is helpful in understanding the Court's approach to the difficult legal questions.
In the case concerning Territorial and Maritime Dispute between Nicaraguaand Honduras in the Caribbean Sea(Nicaragua v. Honduras), Nicaragua chose Giorgio Gaja and Honduras Julio González Campos to sit as judges ad hoc.
It has pronounced judgment in areas covering territorial and maritime delimitation, diplomatic protection, environmental concerns, racial discrimination, the violation of human rights and the application of international treaties and conventions.