Examples of using Causing transboundary in English and their translations into Russian
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Number of HA causing transboundary effects unclear.
Operator" means any person in command orcontrol of the activity at the time the incident causing transboundary damage occurs.
The next step- identification of activities capable of causing transboundary effects and thus falling under the Convention- remains to be done.
Reference to“any critical situation that may have transboundary impact” refers to a situation that poses a threat of causing transboundary impact.
The provisions of this article also apply to a situation already causing transboundary impact, if the information had not been provided earlier.
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Therefore, while it was useful to deal with issues of prevention,it would be more useful for the Commission to focus on consequences arising from causing transboundary harm.
Five of them are recognized as capable of causing transboundary effects in case of an accident and therefore fall under the scope of the Convention.
Part of the problem stemmed from the Commission's earlier approach,whereby activities having a risk of causing and those causing transboundary harm had been considered together.
It was noted that such limits were necessary since the use of technology capable of causing transboundary harm might have serious consequences for the functioning of economic and other social systems, and would affect substantial individual interests.
Work on the topic of liability should continue during that session sothat the first reading of the draft articles on activities that risked causing transboundary harm could be completed by 1996.
It was explained that such limits were necessary since the use of technology capable of causing transboundary harm might have serious consequences for the functioning of economic and other social systems and would affect substantial individual interests.
Article 20, specifying or enumerating the factors involved in an equitable balance of interests,was considered to be of practical assistance to States involved in activities with a risk of causing transboundary harm.
Emphasis was placed on the need to regulate activities causing transboundary harm to the environment.
Emphasis was placed in this context on the need to adjust the definitions of"risk","harm" and"transboundary harm" in the light of the Commission's decision to limit itself to activities involving a risk of causing transboundary harm.
It is important to note that the provisions of this article shall also apply to a situation already causing transboundary impact, if the information had not been provided earlier.
To resume the work on the topic"International liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law" in order tocomplete the first reading of the draft articles relating to activities that risk causing transboundary harm;
The decision of the Commission to distinguish between activities involving a risk of causing transboundary harm and activities causing transboundary harm was also criticized.
Mr. AL-BAHARNA(Bahrain), referring to chapter III of the Commission's report, said that the draft articles on prevention submitted by the Special Rapporteur were based on earlier reports,with the omission of all references to activities causing transboundary harm.
According to one view, however,it was enough for an activity to involve a risk of causing transboundary harm for it to be included in the scope of application of the draft articles.
From a broad list of identified hazardous installations, experts from Promatomnadzor, taking into account annex I to the Convention,selected four enterprises which in their opinion are capable of causing transboundary effects in case of an accident.
Operator" means any person in command or control of the activity at the time the incident causing transboundary damage occurs and may include a parent company or other related entity whether corporate or not;
The principal value of the articles on prevention of transboundary harm from hazardous activities lay in the fact that they developed further the concept of prevention in the context of hazardous activities which involved a risk of causing transboundary harm.
According to this view, such liability should not be directly attributed to a State merely because the activity causing transboundary harm had been undertaken in areas under its jurisdiction.
There was no question that not merely States but also individuals were directly responsible for the consequences of dangerous activities not prohibited by international law, which could in many cases have an impact more deplorable andinjurious than that of activities identified as causing transboundary harm.
The articles should deal first with preventive measures in respect of activities creating a risk of causing transboundary harm and then with articles on the remedial measures when such activities have caused transboundary harm.
Therefore, the Conference of the Parties adopted the UNECE Industrial Accident Notification System(UNECE IAN System) for notifying, at the national level through the points of contact, a major accident, which causes oris capable of causing transboundary effects.
Description: According to article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention, Parties are to identify any proposed orexisting hazardous activities that are capable of causing transboundary effects in case of an accident and to notify potentially affected Parties of such activities.
He highlighted the requests to the Commission in paragraph 3, subparagraphs(a),(b) and(c), which dealt, respectively, with work on the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind, the draft articles on State responsibility andthe draft articles relating to activities that risked causing transboundary harm.
The Working Group appreciates the ongoing andregular exchange between ECE countries about hazardous activities causing transboundary effects and encourages Parties and committed ECE countries to strengthen this kind of information exchange.
Mr. Young Hee HAHN(Republic of Korea), referring to chapter III of document A/48/10,said that the topic of international liability had taken on increased significance in recent times because of the growing international awareness of the need to regulate activities causing transboundary harm to the environment.