Examples of using Be included in the statute in English and their translations into Chinese
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Sections C and D should be included in the Statute.
However, crimes against humanity and war crimes, with specific reference to crimes against women,should be included in the Statute.
Article Y should be included in the Statute, under war crimes or elsewhere.
Sections C and D should clearly be included in the Statute.
His country was a party to a number of conventions concerning treaty crimes,but he nevertheless considered that they should not be included in the Statute.
Mr. RODRIGUEZ CEDEÑO(Venezuela) said that treaty crimes could be included in the Statute without the need for separate regimes.
As for sections C and D of article 5 quater,it was essential that non-international armed conflict should be included in the Statute.
Genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes should be included in the Statute.
He hoped that it would be possible to develop an acceptable definition of aggression so thatthe crime could be included in the Statute.
Since no consensus seemed to be emerging on treaty crimes,they should not be included in the Statute, though a subsequent review might be possible.
She agreed with the German delegation that, if the Security Council role was not reflected,aggression should not be included in the Statute.
She did not think that treaty crimes should be included in the Statute.
Mr. SLADE(Samoa) said that, with more work on the definition and the role of the Security Council,the crime of aggression should be included in the Statute.
It considered that sections C and D should not be included in the Statute.
Mr. BIHAMIRIZA(Burundi) said that his delegation would have liked the crime of aggression to have been defined during the Conference so thatit could be included in the Statute.
He was firmly convinced that aggression should be included in the Statute.
Sections C andD on crimes committed in non-international armed conflict should be included in the Statute.
He was not yet decided whether aggression should be included in the Statute.
There should not be a selective approach to treaty crimes,which should therefore not be included in the Statute.
Sections C and D, concerning non-international armed conflicts,should not be included in the Statute.
That area of law had been developed and clearly established andmust be included in the Statute.
An acceptable definition of aggression must be found,so that it could also be included in the Statute.
Most conflicts were internal in nature,so sections C and D should be included in the Statute.
His delegation favoured the elaboration of elements of crimes;relevant provisions should be included in the Statute.
Ms. CHATOOR(Trinidad and Tobago)said that aggression and all the treaty crimes should be included in the Statute.
Mr. AMEHOU(Benin) said that genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes,and the crime of aggression should be included in the Statute.
Treaty crimes differed in nature from crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide,and should not be included in the Statute at the current stage.