Примери за използване на State party may на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Each State Party may adopt more strict or severe measures than those.
If difficulties arise in connexion with the opening of consultations orif consultations do not lead to a mutually acceptable settlement, any State Party may seek the assistance of the Secretary‑General, without seeking the consent of any other State Party concerned, in order to resolve the controversy.
Any State party may, by written communication addressed to the Director-General, propose amendments to this Convention.
If one of the States Parties has made a declaration under paragraph l(a),any other State Party may submit any dispute falling within an excepted category against the declarant party to the procedure specified in such declaration.
A State Party may denounce the present Convention by written notification to the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
In pursuance of this article, any State Party may act on its own behalf or with the full or partial assistance of any other State Party or through appropriate international procedures within the framework of the United Nations and in accordance with the Charter.
A State Party may, by written notification addressed to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, denounce this Agreement and may indicate its reasons.
Each State Party may submit to the Committee a request for international assistance for the safeguarding of the intangible cultural heritage present in its territory.
Each State Party may assure itself that the activities of other States Parties in the exploration and use of the Moon are compatible with the provisions of this Agreement.
Any State Party may request an international organization or its member States which are States Parties for information as to who has responsibility in respect of any specific matter.
Any State Party may request assistance relating to medical treatment or temporary relocation in the territory of another State Party of people affected by a nuclear accident or radiological emergency.
Any State Party may request an international organization and its member States which are States Parties to provide information as to which, as between the organization and its member States, has competence in respect of any specific question which has arisen.
Any State Party may request an international organization and its member States which are States Parties to provide information as to which, as between the organization and its member States, has competence in respect of any specific question which has arisen.
Any State party may declare to the State party in whose exclusive economic zone or continental shelf the underwater heritage is its interest in being consulted on how to ensure the effective protection of that underwater cultural heritage.
Any State Party may act on its own behalf or with the full or partial assistance of any other State Party or through appropriate international procedures within the framework of the United Nations and in accordance with the UN Charter.
However, each State Party may, when depositing its instrument of ratification or accession, specify the categories of local or regional authorities to which it intends to confine the scope of the Charter or which it intends to exclude from its scope.
States Parties may establish manned and unmanned stations on the Moon.
States Parties may carry out marine scientific research in the Area.
States Parties may in the course of scientific investigations also use mineral and other substances of the Moon in quantities appropriate for the support of their missions”.
States Parties may pursue their activities in the exploration and use of the Moon anywhere on or below its surface, subject to the provisions of this Agreement.
In the event of an emergency involving a threat to human life, States Parties may use the equipment, vehicles, installations, facilities or supplies of other State Parties on the moon.
To give effect to this principle the Enterprise and States Parties may, where necessary, enter into special agreements.
States Parties may provide special incentives, rights, privileges and immunities to the Enterprise without the obligation to provide such incentives, rights, privileges and immunities to other commercial entities.
With a view to promoting their mutual interests, States Parties may consider, where appropriate, the conclusion of bilateral or multilateral arrangements relating to the subject matter of this Convention.
Art.9.1x In furtherance of their mutual interests, States Parties may consider, where deemed appropriate, the conclusion of bilateral or multilateral arrangements relating to the subject matter of this Convention.
To this end the Authority and States Parties shall cooperate in promoting the transfer of technology andscientific knowledge relating to activities in the Area so that the Enterprise and all States Parties may benefit therefrom.
Article 8- underwater cultural Heritage in the contiguous zone without prejudice and in addition to articles 9 and 10, andin accordance with paragraph 2 of article 303º of the United Nations Convention on the law of the sea, States parties may regulate and authorize interventions on the underwater cultural heritage in its contiguous zone.
Article 8: Underwater cultural heritage in the contiguous zone Without prejudice to and in addition to Articles 9 and 10, and in accordance with Article 303, paragraph 2,of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, States Parties may regulate and authorize activities directed at underwater cultural heritage within their contiguous zone.
Without prejudice to and in addition to Articles 9 and 10, and in accordance with Article 303, paragraph 2,of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, States Parties may regulate and authorize activities directed at underwater cultural heritage within their contiguous zone.
Article 8: Underwater cultural heritage in the contiguous zone Without prejudice to and in addition to Articles 9 and 10, and in accordance with Article 303, paragraph 2,of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, States Parties may regulate and authorize activities directed at underwater cultural heritage within their contiguous zone.