Examples of using Attempt to codify in English and their translations into Russian
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However, there should be no attempt to codify the topic itself, because of the spontaneous manner in which custom developed.
After several years of wide practice around the world, ICAM is in a position to attempt to codify these practices into methodological tools.
However, there should be no attempt to codify the topic itself, because of the spontaneous manner in which custom developed.
Many States considered that the question of oil andgas was one that involved the essential bilateral interests of the States concerned and that any attempt to codify general rules would not be appropriate or necessary.
The reason for this is that any attempt to codify customary law at international level will be artificial.
Furthermore, it was suggested that subjecting interpretative declarations to conditions of permissibility constituted a legislative exercise rather than an attempt to codify existing rules of international law.
In fact, the draft articles were an attempt to codify a set of rules in an area in which States already had long-standing, well-developed regulations.
The new committee is dominated by hardliners, andhas met with resistance from some within the group who feel it has gone too far in its attempt to codify and enforce the application of an extreme ideology.
He never edited a language book in Slovak,as the first attempt to codify the written form of the Slovak language was performed only in 1787, well after his death.
Any attempt to codify the draft articles in the form of a convention, however, would prove counter-productive and add no value to the progressive development of international law already achieved on the topic.
The problem of generality was inherent in any first attempt to codify a subject, and that was also true to some extent of the articles on State responsibility.
However, as the current structure of law in that area was treaty-based, focused and relatively effective, and in light of the ongoing negotiations designed to address evolving and complex circumstances,it would be preferable not to attempt to codify rules in that area at present.
It also seemed unnecessary and inappropriate to attempt to codify the voluntary link between an injured individual and the respondent State, in view of the Aerial Incident case.
With regard to subparagraphs(c) and(d), concerning the voluntary link and territorial connection requirements, while support was expressed for the provisions as proposed by the Special Rapporteur,others were of the view that it seemed unnecessary and inappropriate to attempt to codify the voluntary link between an injured individual and the respondent State.
These rules attempt to codify the principle of necessity, but completely ignore the principle of proportionality which, as we shall see below, constitute the twin pillars of international law in this area.
Study of the topic should focus,ratione temporis, on disaster response since any attempt to codify the duty to prevent disasters would pose a daunting challenge.
This Convention was the first attempt to codify the international obligations of States in respect of indigenous peoples, and it is a clear reflection of the development discourse at the time it was adopted.
Members of the Commission had also stressed the importance of a good survey of State practice in any attempt to codify the topic and had encouraged the Special Rapporteur to reflect such practice extensively in his reports.
The regulations and rules attempt to codify and reinforce a number of institutional imperatives including: risk management; internal financial controls; separation of duties; and internal and external audit functions.
Mr. Møllmann(Observer for Denmark)said that his delegation saw the provisions of draft article 13 as an attempt to codify commercial practices in order to ensure that shippers obtained the transport documents that they required.
The Commission should not attempt to codify a definition of"objection to a reservation", since articles 20, paragraphs 4(b) and 5 and article 21 of the Vienna Convention were sufficient in that regard, but it should pursue its examination of State practice.
Recalling that the recommendation by the Working Group andits approval by the Commission was due to the impasse the Commission had reached in its first attempt to codify the topic"Responsibility of States for damage to the person and property of aliens", the Special Rapporteur suggested another approach.
The view was expressed that the Commission should not attempt to codify a definition of objections to reservations since articles 20, paragraphs 4(b) and 5, and 21 of the Vienna Convention were sufficient in that regard, but it should pursue its examination of State practice.
As to the topic"Shared national resources", his delegation supported the structure and approach adopted in the draft articles, andconsidered that in view of the paucity of State practice the Commission should not attempt to codify that area of international law but rather should focus on its progressive development on the basis of the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses.
Be that as it may, in the light of the few cases described above, State practices seem so varied anddepend so much on the specific national conditions of each State that it appears virtually impossible to determine uniform rules of procedure for the expulsion of aliens lawfully in the territory of the expelling State, and any attempt to codify those rules would be risky.
Attempts to codify the Calvo Clause among Latin American States have been largely successful.
Attempts to codify the Calvo Clause at the international level have proved less successful.
There have been four major official attempts to codify the rules of the international law of the sea.
Other Governments andcommentators doubt the wisdom of attempting to codify the general rules of State responsibility in treaty form.
It was also proposed that the Commission produce only a study of State practice without attempting to codify that practice.