Примеры использования Would not be binding на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Model rules would not be binding for anyone, and they would not bother anyone.
A representative of the European Commission pointed out that even if adopted by the MOP,the seminar findings would not be binding on Parties.
Thus, the ombudsman's decision would not be binding on the sanctions committee.
The opinion of such a body,possibly composed of eminent jurists such as members of the International Court of Justice, would not be binding on the Security Council.
Although the Expert Consultant had said the findings would not be binding on the parties, if they were to be considered as such, the Commission would be assuming a judicial function.
It agreed with the Commission's observation that the proposed mechanism would not necessarily be a deterrent to litigation since the advisory opinions would not be binding on the Administrative Tribunals, the organizations and the staff representatives.
Such agreements would not be binding on States which were not party to them, nor on other States in whose territory property having belonged to the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was situated;
Those members also considered that the usefulness of the advisory panels was doubtful since their advisory opinions would not be binding on the Administrative Tribunals, the organizations and the staff representatives.
Furthermore, it was stated that some of the views of the Secretary-General on the topic of sanctions were already in the public domain10 andthat the views to be submitted by the Secretary-General to the Assembly would not be binding upon delegations.
Another view was that the determination of the originating court would not be binding on the receiving court, but that the receiving court should give due regard to such a determination.
It was indicated that the effect of draft subparagraph 83 would be to allow courts, under certain conditions, to declare that, despite an arbitration agreement entered into in good faith,the arbitration agreement would not be binding on the parties.
His delegation hoped that such a request would not be tantamount to a blank check for UNODC activities, and would not be binding on the Fifth Committee when it considered budgetary implications for UNODC.
The delegation expressed its wish to disassociate itself from the adoption by consensus of the resolution,explaining that disassociation was a practice the United States employed to allow consensus to occur while ensuring that the text would not be binding domestically.
Article xx would require considerable redrafting so as tomake it clear that elements of crimes would not be binding on the Court, and that their completion would not delay its operation.
If a majority within an organ or organization that was authorized to request advisory opinions from the Court wished to seek such an opinion regarding the legality of particular steps taken by the organization(as had occurred in the case of the composition of the Maritime Safety Committee of the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization),the Court could only answer the question posed but its reply would not be binding.
To revise the chapeau of paragraph 2 by changing the phrase"a derogation"to"a volume contract" in order to make certain that the entire volume contract would not be binding if the conditions for derogation from the draft convention were not met; and.
In addition, it was noted that the fact that the derogation in paragraph 2 would not be binding if the conditions were not met effectively meant that the entire contract would be subject to the provisions of the draft convention, because no derogation from it would be binding. .
In order to allay the misgivings of some States, it should be noted that the commitments to be undertaken would be flexible, since the judges would not work full time andthe jurisdiction of the court would not be binding; those factors would reduce expenses.
If MRAs are negotiated by bodies without the support of governmental authorities,it seems that those agreements would not be binding for the States, the States would not be held accountable for their implementation and the agreements would not be under the transparency and accession obligations spelled out in Article VII.
The new Board would not deal with individual cases butwas entitled to make statements on general matters concerning racial discrimination, which would not be binding but could address cases of differential treatment in both the public and private spheres.
We should have known our mother would not be bound by anything as obvious as death.
His Government disassociated itself from the draft resolution and would not be bound by its provisions.
However at the time of King Eric's death, the rights and guarantees the 1282 charterwould lose their effectiveness, since the next king would not be bound by the same agreement.
However, courts of other States than the State making the declaration would not be bound by that declaration, and would apply the text of the draft convention according to its terms, and without regard to mandatory national law.
In doing so, States might choose the elements that they deemed appropriate and would not be bound to use all of the elements mentioned in subparagraphs(a) to(c) of the new draft paragraph 1 of article 18.
One of the main problems addressed by the Commission had been whether the invalidity of a reservation would mean that the author of the reservation would be bound by the treaty without the benefit of the reservation, or would not be bound by the treaty at all.
It would therefore be better to use the negative presumption in guideline 4.5.2,to the effect that the consequence of an invalid reservation was that its author would not be bound by the treaty.
Although he initially agreed to the court's demands,on 17 January 1868, Yoshinobu declared"that he would not be bound by the proclamation of the restoration and called on the court to rescind it.
The Scotsman that he wouldn't be bound by those pormises and sure enough he's now not gonna be bound by those promises. he was going to bring our troops home from Iraq.
Noting that Finland had declared that it would not be bound by Part II of the Convention(CISG article 92, which governs contract formation) and that the parties had not raised the Convention's possible applicability, the court declined to consider whether to, and therefore did not, apply the Convention.