Примеры использования Those provisions should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those provisions should be embodied in hard law from the very beginning.
There was thus no doubt that those provisions should be modified.
In his view, those provisions should also be applied to cases of reprisals in time of war.
It could therefore be expected that after a certain period of time States parties might decide that some of those provisions should be modified.
Those provisions should be modified so that that idea was expressed explicitly.
The law provided that in cases where the provisions of international treaties were inconsistent with domestic legislation, those provisions should prevail.
Those provisions should be based on the principle of State sovereignty, a fundamental principle of international law embodied in the Charter.
In the discussion on that subject, the view was expressed that those provisions should be complemented by measures to allow the return of confiscated assets to the country of origin.
Those provisions should be made available on the web and consolidated into a new document to be prepared by the secretariat for the consideration of the next Bureau.
The authors note that the main focus of the communication is that legal provisions were not applied-- not that those provisions should be amended or repealed.
Those provisions should not derogate from the fundamental parameters of the agreement as set out in the letters from the United States Government and the Legal Counsel's memorandum.
It was observed that the distinction was clear in article 36 of the Model Law on Arbitration(and article V of the New York Convention)and that the structure of those provisions should be adopted also for the model provision.
It was added that those provisions should be presented in the form of a model law, without prejudice to the decision on the form of its work to be made by the Working Group.
One representative suggested that effective provisions on reporting andmodalities for verifying reporting should be included when setting out obligations under trade and that those provisions should be clear and simple and include reporting deadlines.
At that session, the Working Group had agreed that those provisions should be presented in the form of a model law, without prejudice to the decision on the form of its work A/CN.9/761, para. 93.
Speakers noted the innovative nature of the provisions contained in chapter V of the Convention and the importance of asset recovery for development andwere of the view that the effective implementation of those provisions should remain a key priority of States parties.
However, those provisions should be practical and flexible, since the historical and social contexts which surround indigenous people differ, and so do the legislative and judicial systems of each State.
It was nevertheless decided that certain provisions would be kept in marginal 10 282(see Annex 2);the AC.6 Working Group would be asked to take a decision on the question of whether those provisions should also appear in Annex 2, in order to provide a complete Annex with regard to approval of vessels.
Those provisions should be reflected in the draft articles, which should uphold the right to liberty and protection from arbitrary detention-- whether in detention centres or transit facilities or any other place-- of aliens subject to expulsion.
With respect to the provisions in subparagraphs(c) to(e), it was agreed that the text should be placed in parenthesis,and that the Guide or a footnote to those provisions should explain that States that did not allow the listed actions to be taken by an independent body might not enact them.
Those provisions should be either incorporated into the terms of appointment of the executive heads or the contract signed by them, or, alternatively, the terms of appointment or the contract should contain specific references to the applicable provisions. .
For those reasons, the proposal was made that draft articles 10, 11, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 22 should not apply to the assignment of receivables other than trade receivables and that, with respect to such assignments,the matters addressed in those provisions should be left to law outside the draft Convention.
As a useful starting point in this regard, the Social Forum endorses the High Commissioner's recommendation that the status of those provisions should be changed from socalled"best endeavour" commitments to"targeted and enforceable treatment", using nondiscrimination and other human rights principles as the guiding framework for reform.
It should be noted, however, that certain provisions of the draft rules of the Assembly are not consistent with the Agreement relating to the implementation of Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982, which was adopted by the General Assembly on 28 July 1994,and therefore those provisions should be modified.
It also agreed that priority should be given to the preparation of provisions dealing with electronic equivalents of paper-based transferable documents or instruments, and that those provisions should subsequently be reviewed and adjusted, as appropriate, to accommodate the use of transferable records that existed only in an electronic environment.
Noting that civilians were often directly targeted by contemporary armed conflicts, he recalled that the parties to a conflict were required to respect the provisions of the Geneva Conventions and the Additional Protocols, particularly those relating to the protection of civilians.Grave breaches of those provisions should be regarded as war crimes.
Lithuania considers that the wording of those provisions should be revised so as to eliminate the possibility of interpreting the provisions of the Convention as recommending that State Parties commit themselves to prosecute persons who have committed crimes of money-laundering only in cases when the crimes do not have the characteristics indicated in the paragraphs mentioned.
While insisting on the signatories' obligation to honour their commitments under the Accords, I have indicated that, if they and Salvadorian society at large(as represented through COPAZ,for instance) was to agree that specific provisions should not be implemented, I would be prepared to recommend to the Security Council that non-implementation of those provisions should not be regarded as a violation of the Accords.
While noting that the definition of"continuing wrongful acts" and"composite acts" in the draft articles might appear to be too abstract and unhelpful,it was suggested that those provisions should be retained and their inevitably abstract nature offset by a commentary, because that type of theoretical approach was of undeniable value in practice and might play a key role in determining the responsibility of a State or the reparation for which it was liable.
However, those two provisions should not be confused.