Examples of using Position to exercise in English and their translations into Russian
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Equally important is the need for the State to be in a position to exercise its most basic functions.
Chad is now in a position to exercise its sovereign responsibility to provide full security for persons and goods throughout its territory.
In many cases, the individual owner of rights is no longer in a position to exercise individual control.
As Member States should already be in a position to exercise jurisdiction over military members of national contingents, the present note does not address such personnel.
Her delegation could not accept that international organizations could be in a position to exercise the right to self-defence.
Most people in developing countries have not been in a position to exercise their human rights and fundamental freedoms because poverty, illiteracy and disease constrain their ability to do so.
Moreover, as a practical matter, only certain international organizations would ever be in a position to exercise the right of self-defence.
However, where the host State was not in a position to exercise its jurisdiction, another State or States should be able to take action, in particular the State of nationality of the perpetrator.
Someone living in extreme poverty is not, it seems,a free individual: he is not in a position to exercise his public and individual freedoms.
If one parent dies or is not in a position to exercise parental rights and duties, the other parent will exclusively exercise the parental rights and duties, except in situations when it is not in the best interest of the child.
As a result of the Turkish military presence and occupation,the Government of the Republic of Cyprus is not in a position to exercise control over the occupied areas of the Republic.
Being in a position to exercise control over or direct effectively the political or military action of a State, intentionally orders or actively and knowingly participates in the planning, preparation, initiation or perpetration of an act of aggression;
As you are aware, owing to prevailing circumstances,the Government of Iraq is not in a position to exercise effective control over its territory in the northern part of that country.
It was arguably beneficial because the general public, according to the concepts of copyright law,traded away a theoretical right they were not in a position to exercise.
However, it should perhaps be confined to cases in which the injured State was not in a position to exercise its right to invoke responsibility under draft article 49.
In this connection, the Commission was not in position to exercise its right under Article 47, subparagraph 6, of the Law; no formal consideration was given due to lack of evidence that the Employment Agency had been an accessory to the implementation of discriminative practices in connection with a request for the Employment Agency to exercise control on the activities of intermediaries for the recruitment of Bulgarian marine specialists to work under a foreign flag;
The penalty is applicable if the committed violation is theconsequence of his/her omission to exercise due supervision of the underage person and if he/she is in a position to exercise such supervision.
The Committee notes that the State party, as a result of the occupation of apart of its territory, is not in a position to exercise control over all of its territory and consequently cannot ensure the implementation of the Convention in all parts of the country.
While noting the explanations provided by the delegation that all persons have the freedom to make their own choice with regard to the application of statutory, customary or religious law,the Committee notes that concerned persons may not necessarily be in a position to exercise individual choice in the matter art. 5 a.
The Committee notes that the State party, as a result ofthe Israeli occupation of part of its territory, is not in a position to exercise control GE.99-41137(E) page over all its territory and consequently cannot ensure the implementation of the Convention in the Golan Heights.
In this connection, it should be recalled that although officials are afforded immunity from foreign criminal jurisdiction in order to guarantee State sovereignty, such immunity can only be recognized for persons who are in a position to exercise State prerogatives or governmental authority.
The Committee notes that the State party, as a result ofthe Israeli occupation of part of its territory, is not in a position to exercise control over all its territory and consequently cannot ensure the implementation of the Convention in the Golan Heights.
It is important to take stock of what has been achieved to date andfor the Special Committee to proceed with haste in ensuring that those Territories which are in a position to exercise their right to self-determination do so as quickly as possible.
For the purpose of this Statute,a crime of aggression means an act committed by a person who, being in a position to exercise control over or direct the political or military action of a State, intentionally and knowingly orders or participates actively in the planning, preparation, initiation or waging of an act of aggression, which.
Should it be established that such crimes have been committed, an international tribunal should be set up for thepersecution of persons guilty of them, if the State is either by itself responsible for their perpetration or not in a position to exercise jurisdiction over the territory where the crimes are committed.
Given that the two companies are separate legal entities, if the veil cannot be lifted,the sponsoring State will not be in a position to exercise its effective control over the parent company and may not be able to comply with its due diligence obligations and direct obligations as a sponsoring State by virtue of the Convention and its related instruments.
It was proposed that the provision should be confined to cases in which the injured State was not in a position to exercise its right to invoke responsibility under draft article 49.
It is deplored that the State party, due to the fact that parts of its territory arecontrolled by secessionist forces, is not in a position to exercise control over the whole of its territory and in consequence cannot ensure the application of the provisions of the Convention throughout the State.
Secondly, it is necessary to recall that the General Assembly, which, under the Charter, in particular Articles 10 and 11, is competent to deal with the maintenance of international peace and security,has not been in a position to exercise that competence- not because of a lack of a legal framework but because the predominant political will was that it should not make use of that capacity.
The Committee notes that the State party, as a consequence of events which occurred in 1974 and which resulted in the occupation of part of the territory of Cyprus,is not in a position to exercise control over all of its territory and consequently cannot ensure the application of the Convention in areas not under its control.