Examples of using Their scope of application in English and their translations into Russian
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If the answer is"NO", what is their scope of application?
Within their scope of application(see above), international conventions generally.
It would be impossible to try andidentify each of the special rules and their scope of application.
In that context, the definition of their scope of application was acceptable and the provisions giving effect to the concept of prevention were in order.
Therefore, they should not be limited, like existing international norms,by rules defining their scope of application.
Their scope of application should therefore be limited to confined aquifer systems, or systems with negligible communication with surface water, which did not fall under the aforementioned Convention.
As the Special Rapporteur himself had pointed out, an extension of their scope of application would increase the number of problems.
Secondly, a choice has to be made regarding the level and type of instrument orinstruments that need to be enacted and their scope of application.
The entire TMT practice focuses on technologies regardless of their scope of application: communication, media or any other business.
That being said, a thorough assessment of cost implications for the maritime transport sector is as yet to be completed andwill depend on the type of measures adopted as well as their scope of application.
Multilateral environmental treaties contain very precise definitions to delimit their scope of application, and are only applicable when a particular situation matches one described in their provisions.
Efforts should continue to ensure the viability of all existing disarmament agreements as a starting-point for further strengthening their implementation and extending their scope of application.
Examples of contents that should be made more coherent are the prohibitions of discrimination and their scope of application, the scope of the duty to promote equality and the access to legal protection.
In some water agreements their scope of application has been determined to encompass surface and groundwaters alike; nonetheless, their substantive provisions in practice address primarily surface waters.
Increasing efficiency andavoiding existing technological problems of TEGs will allow expanding their scope of application,"says Evgeniy Baskakov.
While earlier instruments tend to exclude non-governmental organizations from their scope of application, whether explicitly or implicitly, it is proposed that the Commission adopt a broader approach to also cover the staff of such entities.
The adoption of the HNS in 1996 impacted the negotiations of the 1999 Basel Protocol insofar as their scope of application seemed to overlap.
However, their scope of application is, on the one hand, too broad(as they are intended to cover all types of environmental harm) and, on the other hand, too limited as they focus on questions related to the prevention and allocation of loss caused by transboundary harm and hazardous activities.
It was intended to set up an independent body to review various laws,clearly define their scope of application and identify any gaps to be filled.
If these rules were aimed at filling the gaps left in the draft Convention, their scope of application should be limited to the scope of the draft Convention and, in order to avoid a renvoi situation, they should apply only in case the forum was in a Contracting State and not by way of other conflict-of-laws provisions of the forum.
Moreover, the sections below on article 16(extradition) and article 18(mutual legal assistance)contain specific provisions that govern their scope of application and should be closely reviewed.
The draft articles contained analytically andsubstantively controversial elements, such as their scope of application with respect to aliens in transit and the interplay between their provisions and other fields of international law, particularly those relating to extradition, diplomatic protection and State responsibility.
The same instruments and legislation applicable in relation to extradition apply also to mutual legal assistance,which limits their scope of application both materially and geographically.
Nevertheless, the two Vienna Conventions on the Succession of States contain a provision limiting explicitly their scope of application to successions of States occurring in conformity with international law. See article 6 of the Vienna Convention on Succession of States in respect of Treaties and article 3 of the Vienna Convention on Succession of States in respect of State Property, Archives and Debts.
Clarify the interpretation of existing legislative provisions implementing article 17 of the UNCAC to ensure that immovable property falls within their scope of application, in line with article 2(d)of the UNCAC;
The measures were intended to be used for trial purposes until the sixtieth session of the Committee in 2010, when they would be refined, as necessary,with a view to facilitating decisions on their scope of application and enactment.
The purpose is to improve the coherence of the legislation,especially as to the provisions on the prohibitions of discrimination and their scope of application, the scope of the duty to promote equality and the access to legal protection.
The fact that the foreign bribery offences are established domestically"in connection withthe public functions" of the perpetrator in a foreign State or an international organization, and that their scope of application is not restricted to"the conduct of international business";
It was recalled that the reason for limiting the provision to those conventions was due to the fact that they were unique in their expansive inclusion of multimodal transport in their scope of application to such an extent that a conflict between those conventions and the draft convention was inevitable.
PCN have been used mainly for their chemical stability, including low flammability, their(electrically) insulating properties and recalcitrance, including resistance to biodegradation and biocidal function; they share these properties and their scope of application with PCB, by which they were gradually replaced after World War II.