Примеры использования Turning to the draft на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Turning to the draft plan, delegations commended UNDP on the inclusive and transparent consultation process.
Turning to the draft articles discussed at the Commission's recent session, he emphasized that draft article H1 did not constitute lex lata.
Turning to the draft articles on unilateral acts of States, he stressed the need to establish which persons were authorized to formulate such acts.
Turning to the draft laws, the deputies heard the question of adopting the draft law of the Republic of Artsakh"On the Prosecutor's Office" in the second reading.
Turning to the draft statute, he drew attention to the three alternatives provided under article 23 relating to acceptance by States of jurisdiction over crimes listed in article 22.
Turning to the draft articles on diplomatic protection, he suggested inserting the words"short of use of force" in draft article 1, paragraph 1, after"diplomatic protection means action.
Turning to the draft articles on unilateral acts of States, he reiterated his view that an attempt to provide a strict legal definition of such acts would run counter to actual State practice.
Turning to the draft resolution, he said that his delegation had no problem of principle with the text but wished to suggest replacing the word"reform" in paragraph(c) by the words"system-wide coherence.
Turning to the draft articles contained in the third report,the Special Rapporteur recalled that draft article 1, as proposed in the second report, had been favourably received by the Commission.
Turning to the draft articles on diplomatic protection, he emphasized that it was a cardinal principle in that regard that the exercise of such protection was a matter for the discretion of the State.
Turning to the draft programme of action for the International Year of Microcredit, 2005, he said that microcredit was a powerful tool in the promotion of production, self-employment and empowerment.
Turning to the draft articles on international watercourses, she noted that the definition of a watercourse in article 2 did not include confined groundwaters, which the Commission had rightly dealt with in a separate resolution.
Turning to the draft articles on unilateral acts of States, he suggested that the word"concerned" should be deleted from draft article 3, paragraph 2, in order to broaden the scope of that provision.
Turning to the draft articles on international liability, he said that articles 12, 13, 14 and 16 needed to emphasize the fact that primary responsibility fell to the operator and residual responsibility to the State.
Turning to the draft articles on nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States, he noted with satisfaction the humanist philosophy and the concern for human rights reflected throughout the draft text.
Turning to the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind, he said that the new text of article 1 was acceptable; it provided a flexible definitional framework and could accommodate future developments and suggestions.
Turning to the draft articles on settlement of disputes, he said that, except in the case of countermeasures, no provision was made for a mandatory jurisdiction for the settlement of disputes arising from the future convention.
Turning to the draft resolution on oceans and the law of the sea, it is fitting that we will adopt that draft resolution today, the tenth anniversary of the Convention on the Law of the Sea's entry into force.
Turning to the draft guidelines, he proposed that the title of draft guideline 3.1 should be changed to"Formulation of reservations" in order to conform to article 19 ofthe Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
Mr. STRAUSS(Canada), turning to the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind, said that he was pleased that the Commission had reduced the Code's scope to four crimes, and was continuing consultations on two others.
Turning to the draft programme of action, he said that section I, the preamble, noted the political momentum for and the current status of measures to prevent, reduce and curb the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
Turning to the draft articles on the non-navigational uses of international watercourses, he noted that Thailand, as a watercourse State, had a keen interest in the subject of watercourses and was in a particularly good position to appreciate the complex issues involved.
Turning to the draft preamble and revised draft articles on international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law, he drew attentionto the phrase"activities not prohibited by international law" in article 1.
Turning to the Draft Guidelines on Reservations to Treaties, dealt with in chapter VI of the report, he said that the main problem was whether or not an interpretative declaration, and especially a conditional interpretative declaration, could be used as a reservation.
Turning to the draft text, she said that the Sub-Commission had adopted a resolution in 2005 that civilians should not be given the death penalty by military tribunals, and suggested that this should be reflected in the commentary on the draft principles and guidelines.
Turning to the draft resolutions which it was recommending for adoption by the General Assembly, she said that the Special Committee had sought to formulate more action-oriented and focused recommendations so as to take account of the individual needs of the various Territories.
Turning to the draft articles on the law of transboundary aquifers, he observed that the development of standards that established the limits of States' sovereignty with respect to the use of transboundary natural resources was essential in order to avoid domestic and international conflicts.
Turning to the draft principles on the allocation of loss in the case of transboundary harm arising out of hazardous activities, he explained that because of its vulnerable position in the Danube water basin Hungary had consistently advocated a proper legal regime to govern such losses.
Turning to the draft articles on the law of transboundary aquifers, which could become a draft convention, he welcomed the provision in draft article 3 on the sovereignty of aquifer States over portions of a transboundary aquifer within their territory.