Примеры использования Validity of reservations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Validity of reservations.
It relates to the validity of reservations.
Validity of reservations and interpretative declarations.
Competence to assess the validity of reservations.
Validity of reservations and interpretative declarations continuation and.
Competence to assess the validity of reservations.
III. Validity of reservations and interpretative declarations continuation and conclusion.
Eighth report of the Special Rapporteur on validity of reservations.
The validity of reservations could be assessed only in the light of the object and purpose of the treaties, and there was no reason to refer to other, more subjective considerations.
Plurality of bodies competent to assess the validity of reservations.
The treaty bodies were competent to assess the validity of reservations and the implications of a finding of invalidity of a reservation. .
The Special Rapporteur will submit his thirteenth report on validity of reservations.
Some committees had considered the scope and even the validity of reservations when considering individual communications or requests.
Aware of the difficulties raised by the assessment of the validity of reservations.
The Special Rapporteur began his study of the validity of reservations and interpretative declarations in 2005 in his tenth report on reservations to treaties.
Treaty monitoring bodies should not have competence to rule on the validity of reservations.
It was also felt that competence to determine the validity of reservations rested with the States parties concerned.
Aware of the difficulties that States andinternational organizations face in assessing the validity of reservations.
The closely related question of the presumption of validity of reservations, gave rise to a number of queries.
The Commission had also considered part of the Special Rapporteur's tenth report(A/CN.4/558 and Add.1), on the validity of reservations.
His delegation cautioned that competence to determine the validity of reservations rested with the States parties concerned.
More so than other treaties, human rights treaties include monitoring mechanisms andthe question is whether these bodies are competent to assess the validity of reservations.
The last part of the report addressed the determination of the validity of reservations and the consequences thereof.
The Special Rapporteur had noted with satisfaction that no member had disputed the principle that States orinternational organizations had competence to assess the validity of reservations.
His delegation endorsed the list of those competent to assess the validity of reservations contained in draft guideline 3.2.
That was the case, in particular, with draft guideline 3.2.4,which seemed not to consider the possibility that monitoring bodies might disagree on the validity of reservations.
State consent should remain the primary consideration both in assessing the validity of reservations and in determining the effects of objections to reservations. .
The validity of reservations depended not only on the substantive conditions set forth in article 19 of the Vienna Conventions, but also on compliance with conditions of form and timeliness.
All participants agreed that the competence of the human rights bodies to assess the validity of reservations was unquestionable.
The view was also expressed that the question of the validity of reservations should be considered together with the question of the legal consequences of invalid reservations. .