Examples of using Work of codification in English and their translations into French
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These ordinances are the greatest work of codification which was executed, from Justinian's time to Napoleon's.
In this instance it is not a matter of preparing draft articles, but rather of raising some issues for discussion in the Commission,so as to facilitate the work of codification.
In parallel, the Commission is continuing its work of codification which, in 1993 and 1994, reflected a very substantial programme.
It is, therefore,an exploratory rather than a definitive study. It will attempt to identify the basic assumptions that should inform the work of codification and progressive development of the topic.
They are both a work of codification of international law and an exercise in its progressive development.
A continuing source of concern, however, is the uncertainty which seems to persist regarding the subject-matter of the work of codification, that is, the unilateral acts which might fall within its definition.
Japan is confident that the work of codification in particular will be greatly advanced by strengthening the interaction between AALCO and the United Nations.
Eleven years have now elapsed since the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea- that monumental work of codification and progressive development of international law.
He welcomed the work of codification, which would sensitize States to the place of treaties in the international order and the need to preserve at least their substantive provisions.
Caron drafted“Notes on the plan to be followed in the preparatory work of codification,” but Judge Day was entrusted with writing the first report, dealing with obligations.
It assists member States through the consideration of international legal questions affecting the interests of developing countries and in the work of codification and development of international law.
The articles under review are the result of the arduous and methodical work of codification and progressive development undertaken by the International Law Commission over the past six decades.
The establishment of a permanent court would constitute not only a powerful means of deterring the so-called“universal” crimes, butalso a significant contribution to the work of codification and progressive development of international law.
The work of codification tended more and more to become one of development.” Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixteenth Session, Sixth Committee, Legal Questions, Summary records of meetings, 721st meeting, para. 21.
A balanced approach is needed,considering the different unilateral acts that both doctrine and jurisprudence recognize as such, particularly in the context of the work of codification and progressive development that the Commission has undertaken.
In 1880, by virtue of a new act, the work of codification was resumed under the sole direction of Loranger, and in 1881 he presented the Report of the commission appointed to revise and consolidate the statutes of the province of Quebec.
Furthermore, a unilateral act of a State, in the sense with which this study is concerned, may be defined in various ways, as we will see later, andthis further complicates the consideration of the topic and any work of codification and progressive development.
A Human Rights Council should not ignore the important work of codification in which the Commission on Human Rights is now engaged. It should create the political environment necessary to enable it to take a pluralistic approach to the issue of human rights.
It believed that chapter V should provide firm guidelines to the States on the prevention and resolution of conflicts; assist States to behave in a way that avoided internationally wrongful acts; andtake effect as soon as possible, since the work of codification should have been completed some time ago.
In this respect,it is worth recalling that the Commission itself has considered that the work of codification can be focused, at least during the first stage, on promises, understood as they are defined in most of the literature, i.e., as reflecting the unilateral assumption of obligations.