Примеры использования Watercourse states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Future agreements that may harm other watercourse States.
Watercourse States shall take steps to harmonize their policies in this connection.
The details should be left to the watercourse States concerned.
Watercourse States shall settle their watercourse disputes by peaceful means.
Article 3 took into account the possibility that watercourse States might enter into watercourse agreements.
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Besides, watercourse States were already bound by article 26, which dealt with terrorism and sabotage.
Except as may beprovided otherwise by convention, agreement or binding custom among the watercourse States.
Ii Watercourse States shall take steps to harmonize their policies and legislation in this connection.
Where a watercourse agreement is concluded between two or more watercourse States, it shall define the waters to which it applies.
Watercourse States were in any case subject to the rules of international law governing international watercourses. .
Water distribution should be so managed that all watercourse States could satisfy their needs for the irrigation of agricultural land.
Watercourse States shall in their respective territories utilise a shared watercourse in an equitable and reasonable manner.
Article 23 of the draft articles on international watercourses dealt with the obligation of watercourse States not to pollute the marine environment.
Watercourse States shall participate in the use, development and protection of a shared watercourse in an equitable and reasonable manner.
Furthermore, the State which implemented the measures should provide other watercourse States with compensation for any harm which might have been caused.
Watercourse States shall in their respective territories utilize an international watercourse in an equitable and reasonable manner.
Specific agreements andconsultations in the spirit of cooperation among watercourse States could be of great help in arriving at satisfactory and acceptable solutions.
Cooperation among watercourse States would ensure their own protection and would maximize benefits for all the watercourse States concerned.
Furthermore, the State which implemented the measures should provide other watercourse States with compensation for any harm which might have been caused.
Watercourse States shall, individually or jointly, protect and preserve the ecosystems of international watercourses or transboundary aquifers.
Otherwise, a State might consider that its utilization of the watercourse was equitable and reasonable andmight then cause significant harm to other watercourse States.
Existing agreements between some watercourse States may include provisions the relation of which to the provisions of the draft articles would similarly remain unclear.
Obligations in Part IV are expressed without explicit reference to the standard of care that would apply to watercourse States e.g., due diligence, all practical measures, strict liability.
If there is no agreement among the watercourse States concerned, then this rule must be based on respect for the principle of the sovereign equality of States. .
When using an international watercourse in an equitable and reasonable manner, States would be exempt from the obligation not to cause significant harm to other watercourse States, except in cases of pollution.
Watercourse States shall in their respective territories utilize an international watercourse or transboundary aquifer in an equitable and reasonable manner.
According to one representative,cooperation among watercourse States would ensure their own protection and would maximize benefits for all the watercourse States concerned.
Watercourse States shall participate in the use, management, development and protection of an international watercourse or transboundary aquifer in an equitable and reasonable manner.
Subparagraph(c) should be confined to watercourse States that were States, and subparagraph(d) to regional economic integration organizations deemed to be watercourse States. .
Watercourse States shall cooperate on the basis of sovereign equality, territorial integrity and mutual benefit in order to attain optimal utilization and adequate protection of an international watercourse or transboundary aquifer.