Examples of using Rules embodied in English and their translations into Russian
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Ratification by an insufficient number of States could also undermine the authority of the rules embodied in it.
We are expected to report any possible violations of the rules embodied in this Code of Business Conduct to our supervisors.
The rules embodied in new secured transactions legislation may be different from the rules in the law predating the legislation.
They assist individual States in the understanding and interpretation of the rules embodied in codification conventions;
It was observed that the scope of the rules embodied in draft article 8 went beyond electronic contracting to cover the time when any form of a contractual offer or acceptance would become effective.
Concern was also expressed that ratification by an insufficient number of States could undermine the authority of the rules embodied in the instrument.
In addition, the Assembly recommended that the rules embodied in the Convention be known as"the Rotterdam Rules. .
At a later stage, if a"soft law" instrument proved to be insufficient,it might be possible to contemplate the drafting of binding rules embodied in an international treaty.
The rules embodied in new secured transactions legislation reflecting the recommendations of the Guide are likely to depart in significant ways from the rules in the secured transactions law predating the legislation.
It should therefore take decisive action at the current session by endorsing the principles and rules embodied in the draft articles as a declaration of the General Assembly.
The Government of the Republic of Korea believes that the rule of State responsibility plays such an important role in international law that its effectiveness cannot be achieved merely through non-binding guidelines or model laws which could place the legal status of the rules embodied in them on uncertain ground.
For the first time in the history of the United Nations, elections took place in which the rules embodied in the United Nations basic document, the Charter of the United Nations, were violated.
Notwithstanding that an institution might have its own rules on fees, it is recommended that the institution acting as appointing authority,should follow the rules embodied in article 41.
Economic developments in the euro area in 2002 have once again led to a conflict between the fiscal policy rules embodied in the Stability and Growth Pact and the short-term stabilization needs of individual countries.
As for the final form of the draft articles,the International Law Commission had taken the view from the outset that a declaration by the General Assembly endorsing the principles and rules embodied in the draft articles would be the most appropriate conclusion.
In its policy towards its neighbours, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia applies the principles of good-neighbourliness andmutual respect, in accordance with the rules embodied in international law, the international legal order and the Charter of the United Nations.
Recently, the Secretariat had coordinated activities aimed at raising awareness of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Carriageof Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea, the rules embodied in which are known as the Rotterdam Rules. .
I want my clients' copyrights respected,and I spend a fairly large amount of tedious time trying to get people to play by the very rules embodied in the Copyright Act that I am supposedly so busy trying to destroy.
In 2008, the General Assembly had adopted the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Carriage of Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea,prepared by the Commission, recommending that the rules embodied in the Convention be known as"the Rotterdam Rules. .
Obtained using a measuring instrument the electric signals are transmitted to a PC,a subsystem of diagnostics, where based on a set of mathematical decision rules embodied in the database, AMSAT is recognizing the image of the patient's health.
However, given the disparity of State practice and the divergence of views expressed with regard to provisional application as an autonomous institution of public international law,there seemed to be no reason to believe that the rules embodied in article 25 reflected customary international law.
Those texts were important not only for understanding how the rules on treaty interpretation had been drafted butalso for identifying possible lacunae in the existing rules embodied in the Convention that had been deliberately left open and could require further analysis and clarification.
Authorizes a ceremony for the opening for signature to be held on 23 September 2009 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands,and recommends that the rules embodied in the Convention be known as the“Rotterdam Rules”;
The Government had now begun the second phase which, in addition to the setting up of monitoring machinery at all levels, would consist in disseminating andestablishing on a lasting foundation the principles and rules embodied in the new law relating to the rights, duties and responsibilities of the State, the family and the community.
Accordingly, the Government of Iraq urges you to intervene, in keeping with your legal responsibilities,to ensure that the Compensation Commission adopts procedures that are consistent with the legal rules embodied in international law and jurisprudence and stops squandering the wealth of the Iraqi people.
It was also quite natural for the Decade's statement of objectives to dwell on the need to promote resort to and full respect for the International Court of Justice,acceptance of its mandatory jurisdiction and observance of the rules embodied in more than 100 international conventions that refer all disputes regarding their application and jurisdiction to the Court.
The rule embodied in draft article 11[16] draws inspiration from among the sources of law identified by Article 38, paragraph 1, of the Statute of the International Court of Justice.
This sentence describes the logical andclear consequence that derives from the rule embodied in the recommendation.
That did not seem appropriate,since the repeated mention of a minority opinion weakened the rule embodied in that decision. Furthermore, it was not at all consistent with the conclusion reached in paragraph 11 of the commentary.
The rule embodied in article 113 of the Constitution does not, however, prevent the Federal Tribunal from noting the incompatibility of a federal law with the Constitution, thus prompting the legislator to remedy the situation.