Examples of using Reference to the rules in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some other States commented that the reference to the rules of the organization required elucidation.
And amended the Arbitration Rules as revised in 2010 to include, in a new article 1,paragraph 4, a reference to the Rules on Transparency.
UNESCO supports the inclusion of a reference to the rules of the organization in draft article 4, paragraph 4, concerning the general rule on the attribution of conduct.
In point of fact, as reference to the rules of international law will show, such unjustifiable acts result in the trampling underfoot of the right to self-determination and other human rights in various parts of the world.
As far asGovernment comments are concerned, Japan finds the reference to the rules of customary international law rather ambiguous.
His delegation believed that the provision attributing responsibility to an international organization for an internationally wrongful act should contain a reference to the rules of the organization.
In the assessment it replaced the reference to German non-mandatory rules by reference to the rules of the CISG, namely Art. 74(2) CISG, and held that exclusion of liability in the terms and conditions to be void.
Several delegations expressed support for the exclusion of situations of armed conflict from the scope of the draft articles by means of a reference to the rules of international humanitarian law.
I fully subscribe to this analysis butI think that it should have been completed by a reference to the rules concerning the collateral damage which attacks on legitimate military objectives can cause to civilian populations.
Paragraph(2) of the revised proposal provided that, for future investment treaties,a reference to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in such treaties would be understood as including a reference to the rules on transparency.
Mr. MATSUDA(Japan) thought that the reference to the Rules of Procedure and Evidence in article 49 should be replaced by a reference to the agreement on privileges and immunities which was to be drafted by the Preparatory Commission after the adoption of the Statute.
Since the definition of"agent", unlike that of"organ" proposed in paragraph 20 above,does not contain a reference to the rules of the organization, the suggested replacement of"includes" by"means" does seem more appropriate.
While ILO welcomes the reference to the rules of the organization, the commentary explains that the wording"is intended to leave the possibility open that, in exceptional circumstances, functions may be considered as given to an organ or agent even if this could not be said to be based on the rules of the organization.
It was suggested that since the reference to the rules of the organization would take into account not only the rules of internal law but also its established practice, it was important to clearly indicate the extent to which established practice was decisive for the purposes of attribution, when it departed from the organization's constituent instrument.
In particular, it was highlighted that the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules did not contain provisions on the publication of documents, open hearings, and third parties' participation and, therefore,it would be difficult to deduce from a reference to the Rules an implied agreement also to apply additional rules on transparency.
In response to a question regarding whether the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules would be amended to include a reference to the rules on transparency, the Working Group was reminded of the draft proposal for amending the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, as contained in paragraph 15 of document A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.176.
UNESCO supports not only the reference to the rules of the organization but also, considering that often countermeasures are not specifically provided for by the rules of international organizations, the possibility for an injured member of an international organization to resort to countermeasures which are not explicitly allowed by the rules of the organization.
For investment treaties concluded after the date on which the rules on transparency would come into force(future treaties),a reference to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules would include a reference to the rules on transparency unless the State Parties agreed otherwise, which they would be able to do by choosing an earlier version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules i.e. the 2010 Rules. .
When transportation of the alien to the State of destination takes place, for example,by aeroplane, reference to the rules of international law also cover the rules relating to air transportation, particularly the regulations adopted in the framework of the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO.
However, a reference to the rule of law implies that, a fortiori, a set of norms that imposes limits on States' actions is needed.
If I have not missed out anything,there has been no reference to the rule“extradite or prosecute”.