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There were no plans to make declarations concerning articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.
Her organization encouraged States to accede to the Convention and to make declarations under articles 31 and 32 thereof.
The mandate-holders also call upon States to make declarations under article 14 of ICERD,to consider removing any remaining reservations and to comply with their reporting requirements.
CAT and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination(CERD)urged Uganda to make declarations under articles 22 and 14 of the respective Conventions.
States parties would be permitted to make declarations extending the geographical scope of the protocol to other domestic waterways unlisted in Annexes I and II to AGN.
In addition, each State Party shall, where appropriate,establish measures and systems to require public officials to make declarations to the appropriate authorities regarding.
In any event, States remained free to make declarations excluding certain matters under draft article 18 see above, paras. 4344.
In addition, the Human Rights Committee, the Committee against Torture, and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination actively encourage States parties to make declarations in acceptance of the respective optional articles during their consideration of State party reports.
The possibility for Contracting States to make declarations aimed at adjusting the scope of application of a particular convention is not uncommon in private international law and commercial law conventions.
It would be more appropriate to examine ways in which to encourage States to make declarations under Article 36, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the Court.
Lieberman also stated"Lofven had hastened to make declarations… apparently before he could delve into the matter and understand it is the Palestinians who have constituted the obstacle to progress" in reaching a peace accord with Israel.
The delegation of China said that it interpreted the article to mean that States were entitled to make declarations of a territorial nature at the time of signature, ratification or accession.
The Secretary-General further encourages States parties to make declarations under articles 76 and 77 of the Convention recognizing the competence of the Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families to receive and consider inter-State and individual complaints.
The information provided by the representatives of the State party that the Government of Georgia proposes to make declarations recognizing the competence of the Committee under articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.
The position was that it was for the European Council to decide whether to ratify andwhether declarations needed to be made. In doing so, the Council would take into account the possibility that individual member States of the European Union might wish to make declarations.
In addition, the Court of Appeal had indicated that it was willing to make declarations of inconsistency with respect to laws that did not conform to the Bill of Rights Act.
Since 1993, Monaco had been developing appropriate legislation to combat money-laundering, which was similar to the legislation adopted in the main developed States and in some cases went further, particularly with regard to funds of criminal origin andpersons who were required to make declarations.
The Court of Appeal had also indicated that it would be willing to make declarations of inconsistency with the Bill of Rights Act in cases where inconsistencies between legislation and the Bill of Rights could not be justified.
Some delegations, however, did not favour an automatic acceptance of thejurisdiction of the Court, feeling that not providing for automatic acceptance but allowing States to make declarations of acceptance of the Court's jurisdiction would facilitate the entry into force of the Statute.
The Tour Montparnasse 56 website is exempt from having to make declarations to the National Commission on Informatics and Liberty(Commission Nationale Informatique et Libertés, CNIL) insofar as it does not collect any User data.
In order to facilitate coordination between existing domestic law and the provisions of an international convention on commercial law or related matters,States are often given the right to make declarations, for example for the purpose of excluding certain matters from the scope of the convention.
With regard to the Rapporteur's comments on El Salvador's failure to make declarations under articles 21 and 22 of the Convention, the information available to his delegation indicated that the omission was not deliberate.
The Working Group eventually agreed that the best approach was to establish the broadest possible scope of application as a departure point,while allowing States for which a broad scope of application might not be desirable to make declarations aimed at reducing the reach of the draft convention. A/CN.9/571, para.39.
When consenting to be bound by the provisions of an international treaty,States had the inalienable right to make declarations indicating how they understood the obligations that they were assuming, without modifying or setting aside the legal effect of any of those provisions.
He felt it would be more logical, from a legal point of view, for draft article 1 to require Contracting States to apply the convention where both parties had their places of business in Contracting States,leaving open the possibility for a State to make declarations covering the circumstances described in paragraphs 1(b) and 1(c) of draft article 18.
The pacific settlement of disputes is a hallmark in the international law of the sea andwe urge States parties to make declarations under article 287 of the Convention, accepting the jurisdiction of the Tribunal in settling disputes concerning the interpretation and application of the provisions of the Convention.
The Working Group eventually agreed that the best approach might be to reverse the structure of draft articles 1 and 18 so as to establish the broadest possible scope of application as a departure point,while allowing States for which a broad scope of application might not be desirable to make declarations aimed at reducing the reach of the draft convention.
Moreover, it was stated that the draft Convention would promote transparency,since States would be required to make declarations that would specify the ways in which their national laws modified the priority rules of the draft Convention.
Although article 310 of the Convention allows States and entities to make declarations or statements regarding its application at the time of signature, ratification or accession, such declarations and statements should not purport to exclude or modify the legal effect of the provisions of the Convention.
Article 66 on extension of time for suit entitles the person against which a claim is made to extend the period as it wishes and to make declarations as it also wishes with no time limit, the result of which is that the claimant is unable to proceed.