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It was true that none of the three Vienna Conventions gave a comprehensive definition of reservations.
Many delegations welcomed draft guideline 1.1(Definition of reservations)as combining all the elements contained in the three Vienna Conventions.
That from the guy who used to devour three Vienna Beef Chicago dogs in one sitting.
Accordingly, there was no need to revise, and even less of a need to eliminate,the legal framework for reservations established by the three Vienna Conventions.
The view was also expressed that none of the three Vienna Conventions gave a comprehensive definition of reservations.
First, the three Vienna Conventions were silent on the question of interpretative declarations, whereas the Commission had studied the matter in 1956 and 1962 while developing its draft articles on the law of treaties.
The Guide to Practice reproduces the relevant provisions of the three Vienna Conventions of 1969, 1975 and 1986, combining them where necessary.
In approaching the topic of reservations to treaties,the Commission should bear in mind the many important theoretical points which had been made in numerous scholarly studies on the three Vienna Conventions.
Each chapter will begin by recalling the relevant provisions of the three Vienna Conventions on the law of treaties and the travaux préparatoires leading to their adoption;
His delegation encouraged the Commission to focus on finding practical solutions to some of the problems thathad been identified and commended the Commission's position that there should be no change in the relevant provisions of the three Vienna Conventions.
It was interesting to note that, in its presentation, the Guide differed from the three Vienna Conventions: the rules contained in those instruments constituted their important parts.
On the other hand, the Special Rapporteur wishes to respond in advance to possible future criticism regarding the somewhat lengthy nature of following expositions,especially those concerning the presentation of the travaux préparatoires relating to the relevant provisions of the three Vienna Conventions.
The result of the various contributions had been that none of the three Vienna Conventions gave a comprehensive definition of reservations, and the Special Rapporteur had therefore drafted a composite textIbid., para. 82.
Mr. Beránek(Czech Republic), referring to chapter IX, said that for the purposes of the Guide to Practice, guideline 1.1(Definition of reservations),which combined all the elements of the definitions contained in the three Vienna Conventions of 1969, 1978 and 1986, was satisfactory.
Each chapter will begin by recalling the relevant provisions of the three Vienna Conventions on the law of treaties In order to avoid any confusion, these provisions will be systematically printed in bold type.
Mr. Pfirter(Observer for Switzerland), commenting on the draft guidelines on reservations to treaties,expressed approval of the composite method adopted by the Commission in its efforts to arrive at a comprehensive definition of reservations that would reflect the pertinent elements of the definitions contained in the three Vienna Conventions of 1969, 1978 and 1986.
Although this list was drawn up on the basis of a cursory study of the travaux préparatoires for the three Vienna Conventions and of doctrine, no fundamental objections were raised to it during the discussion of that report;
The rules relating to reservations in the three Vienna Conventions of 1969, 1978 and 1986 constituted-- and still do constitute-- the framework for practice in respect of reservations both for States which have become party to the Conventions and for those which have not acceded thereto.
Against that background, the work on the Guide to Practice appeared very promising, and the guidelines adopted on the basis of the text prepared by the Special Rapporteur would be a useful tool since,without altering the provisions of the three Vienna Conventions, they were intended to dispel confusion and provide definitions to fill in the gaps in the Vienna regimes.
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The Special Rapporteur had taken as his starting point the definition of reservations in the three Vienna Conventions of 1969, 1978 and 1986 and, to begin with, that contained in article 2, paragraph 1(d), of the 1969 Convention on the Law of Treaties.
Although the reservations regime in the three Vienna Conventions on the law of treaties was not perfect, the Special Rapporteur on reservations to treaties had rightly pointed out in his report that its flexibility had facilitated broad accession to multilateral treaties.
With regard to the final form of the Commission's work, a number of possibilities had been suggested:a convention that would reproduce the relevant provisions of the three Vienna Conventions with appropriate modifications; a draft protocol; a guide on the practice of States and international organizations; and model clauses from which inspiration could be drawn when negotiating a treaty.
As has often been stressed, the definition of reservations contained in the three Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties is analytical:“The Vienna Convention definition of reservations may be referred to the class of analytical definitions because it breaks down the concept of reservations into various constituents.
The document presented to the Board under this item will provide additional information on these three Vienna events that UNIDO is organizing with relevant partners and supporting under its convening function, including on their rationale and purpose as well as the linkages between them.
Drummer, three jars Vienna sausage.
In Vienna, three United Nations agencies organized a joint seminar and an exhibit.
At Siemens in Vienna, three passenger crossings cross the path of the transfer table.
Common printing services for all three organizations at Vienna are provided by the IAEA Printing Section.
His daughter travelled to Paris a few months later, andhis wife remained in Vienna for three years.