Примеры использования To unilateral acts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both types seem to be fully applicable to unilateral acts of States.
In relation to unilateral acts, the principle of good faith is a kind of substantive paradigm that implies that such acts should be maintained over time.
The concept of recognition and its relevance to unilateral acts needed to be more clearly defined.
However, certain other aspects of the Vienna Convention could be adapted, mutatis mutandis, to unilateral acts.
Part Two. Rules applicable to unilateral acts by which States assume obligations.
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On the one hand, it was suggested that the Commission should restrict its work to unilateral acts strictu senso.
The guiding principles with regard to unilateral acts in the strict sense could be applicable mutatis mutandis to unilateral conduct by States.
Sixth report of the Special Rapporteur on general rules applicable to unilateral acts conclusion of first part.
The Guiding Principles applied only to unilateral acts of States on the basis of the States' subjective intention to assume international obligations.
The legal situation regarding the rules of interpretation applicable to unilateral acts seems equally unclear.
Work on the topic should be limited to unilateral acts of States and should not be extended to other subjects of international law such as international organizations.
In Sicault's view, both fraud anderror are causes of invalidity that are fully applicable to unilateral acts.
It would be appropriate to apply that term to unilateral acts based on either treaty or customary law.
Several members of the Commission were of the view that the Commission should indeed limit its work to unilateral acts of this type.
Although the first issue seems applicable to unilateral acts, the second presents difficulties.
Several limitations were pointed out as regards the attempt to apply the Vienna regime on treaties to unilateral acts.
Eighth report of the Special Rapporteur on rules applicable to unilateral acts not referred to in the seventh report.
There can be no doubt that the rule set out in article 46 of the Vienna Convention of 1969 is fully applicable to unilateral acts.
It was important to identify a set of principles applicable to unilateral acts, because they represented a source of legal norms.
There were neither formal norsubstantive grounds for the application of the 1969 Vienna Convention, mutatis mutandis, to unilateral acts.
The reference to"object and purpose",an inherent concept in treaty law that is inapplicable to unilateral acts, has thus been removed from paragraph 1 of article a.
That did not mean that the rules applicable to treaty acts laid down in the 1969 Convention were applicable mutatis mutandis to unilateral acts.
They did not extend to unilateral declarations made under international law or to unilateral acts intended to create rights under international law.
Indeed, it seemed that many of the rules applicable to treaty reservations could be applied mutatis mutandis to unilateral acts.
With regard to unilateral acts of States(A/54/10, chap. VIII), one issue raised by the topic was whether so-called unilateral legal acts existed in international law.
Whatever the final product, the Special Rapporteur believed that rules applicable to unilateral acts in general could be established.
With regard to unilateral acts of States, a particularly challenging topic, she said that the Guiding Principles adopted by the Commission were a fitting conclusion to the Commission's work on the topic.
As for the scope of the work, his delegation would, given the inherent difficulty of the topic,prefer to limit it to unilateral acts issued to other States.
With regard to unilateral acts, the warning by the International Court of Justice against mechanical transposition of the rules for the interpretation of treaties to unilateral acts should be borne in mind.
The report dealt in particular with acts and declarations producing legal effects andwith conduct which could have legal effects similar to unilateral acts.