Exemples d'utilisation de Judge bedjaoui en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Declaration of Judge Bedjaoui, President, para.
Judge Bedjaoui has convinced us of the seriousness and the urgency of this problem.
We are indeed fortunate to have a jurist of Judge Bedjaoui's standing and calibre presiding over the Court.
But Judge Bedjaoui strongly objects to that view, noting that treaties“cannot be destroyed by violating them.
The Court records with deep sorrow the death, on 28 September 1994, of Judge Nikolaï K. Tarassov, a Member of the Court since 1985,to whose memory Judge Bedjaoui, President of the Court, paid tribute at a public sitting on 30 January 1995.
One of his predecessors, Judge Bedjaoui, had commented that the functions of a judge at the Court could be summed up in four verbs: to read, to listen, to deliberate and to decide.
The Court records with deep sorrow the death, on 24 October 1995, of Judge Andrés Aguilar Mawdsley, a Member of the Court since 1991,to whose memory Judge Bedjaoui, President of the Court, paid tribute at a public sitting of 13 November 1995.
My distinguished predecessor as President, Judge Bedjaoui, took up the theme of the Court's advisory function, its underutilization and its potential for expansion to a wider spectrum of organs and agencies.
The Court records with deep sorrow the death, on 4 April 1994, of Judge Eduardo Jiménez de Aréchaga, former Member and President of the Court,to whose memory Judge Bedjaoui, present President of the Court, paid tribute at the public sitting of 1 July 1994.
Judge Bedjaoui agrees that nuclear disarmament will always remain the ultimate goal of all action in the field of nuclear weapons, that the goal is no longer Utopian and that it is the duty of all to seek to attain it more actively than ever.
Speaking to the General Assembly on the Court's report is a tradition which was initiated by Sir Robert Jennings during his presidency of the Court, and it is one that I am happy to maintain,as did my immediate predecessor as President, Judge Bedjaoui.
As Judge Bedjaoui continues, it was necessary to wait until the United Nations Charter for an open community to replace a closed one, and for the term'civilized nations' to give way to the expression'peace-loving nations',as stated in the first paragraph of Article 4 of the Charter.
Having received the required absolute majority of votes both in the Security Council and in the General Assembly, Mr. Nabil Elaraby(Egypt)was elected as a member of the International Court of Justice for the remainder of the term of office of Judge Bedjaoui, that is, until 5 February 2006.
The President(interpretation from French): I should like to thank the President of the International Court of Justice, Judge Bedjaoui, and his colleagues who are present today. I should also like to thank all the Judges who are with Judge Bedjaoui in this Hall for the excellent work they are doing in the Court.
It is as well to distinguish between the actual commission of a wrongful act(whether instantaneous or continuous) and the conduct prior to that act which is of a preparatory character and which‘does not qualify as a wrongful act'…” I.C.J Reports 1997, p. 7, at p. 54(para. 79),citing the commentary to draft article 41. On this point six judges(President Schwebel; Judges Bedjaoui, Ranjeva, Herczegh, Fleischhauer, Rezek) dissented.
Judge Mohamed Bedjaoui of Algeria, former Minister of Justice, former Ambassador to France, former Permanent Representative to the United Nations, former President of the International Court of Justice, currently serving as a Judge of the Court at The Hague;
The President of the International Court of Justice, Judge Mohammed Bedjaoui, has made an important contribution in this regard, in his book entitled The New World Order and the Security Council: Testing the Legality of its Acts.
Mr. O'Hara(Malaysia): My delegation would like to thank the renowned and illustrious Judge Mohammed Bedjaoui, President of the International Court of Justice, for his statement, in which he referred, inter alia, to the report of the Court to the General Assembly.
By a letter dated 5 July 2001, addressed to States parties to the Statute of the International Court of Justice, the Secretary-General drew attention to the vacancy in the International Court of Justice caused by the resignation,effective 30 September 2001, of Judge Mohammed Bedjaoui Algeria.
On 18 April 1996, 50 years from the Court's inaugural sitting in 1946, a ceremonial sitting was held in the presence of Her Majesty Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. Addresses were given by the President of the General Assembly, Mr. Diogo Freitas do Amaral, by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Mr. Hans van Mierlo, andby the President of the Court, Judge Mohammed Bedjaoui.
Our felicitations also go to Judges M. Bedjaoui and S. Vereshchetin on their re-election.
The President of the International Court of Justice,H.E. Judge Mohammed Bedjaoui, Judges Luigi Ferrari-Bravo and Abdoul Koroma, as well as the Registrar of the Court, Mr. Eduardo Valencia-Ospina paid a visit to the Committee.
President Bedjaoui, Judges Herczegh, Shi, Vereshchetin and Ferrari Bravo appended declarations to the Advisory Opinion of the Court; Judges Guillaume, Ranjeva and Fleischhauer appended separate opinions; Vice-President Schwebel, Judges Oda, Shahabuddeen, Weeramantry, Koroma and Higgins appended dissenting opinions.
President BEDJAOUI, Judges HERCZEGH, SHI, VERESHCHETIN and FERRARI BRAVO append declarations to the Advisory Opinion of the Court.