Примеры использования Coastal state may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Coastal States may adopt and enforce stricter rules
The Commission understands that some coastal States may have difficulties in obtaining the necessary data to define the oceanic-continental crust boundary,
Noting further that some coastal States may continue to face particular challenges in relation to preparing
One member of the Council noted that small coastal States might not be able to monitor sufficiently the environmental effects of prospecting
The term"partial submission" arose during discussions in the Commission of the potential situations where a coastal State might make a submission to the Commission in respect of its extended continental shelf, a portion of which might be under dispute with a neighbouring
The exact number of additional submissions referred to above is difficult to foresee since coastal States may elect to make several partial submissions rather than one single submission
While a developing coastal State might rely upon another State for the provision of some
Coastal States may use the a posteriori error estimation method where there is redundant information
that article provides the rules by which coastal States may establish the outer limits of their continental shelves beyond 200 nautical miles from the baselines from which the breadth of the territorial sea is measured.
The Protocol also provides for jurisdiction of coastal States over actions related to nuclear damage during transport which occurs within their exclusive economic zones or within the area coastal States may legally declare as their exclusive economic zones.
paragraph 6, the coastal States may adopt laws
to policy makers and legal advisers of the benefits that a coastal State might derive from implementing the provisions of article 76 of the Convention.
Mr. Abreu observed that Portugal had indicated in its submission that its consideration on the part of the Commission would be without prejudice to future negotiations concerning areas where other coastal States might be entitled to establish the outer limits of their extended continental shelf in accordance with international law.
to policy makers and legal advisers of the benefits that a coastal State might derive from the extended continental shelf
whereby coastal States may claim an extended outer limit of their continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles.
The coastal State may be requested by the Commission to document the following information.
Once again, the coastal State may choose to have its representatives participate in these proceedings;
The only right that countries other than the coastal State may exercise within the territorial sea of the latter is that of innocent passage.
If necessary, the head of delegation of the coastal State may, through the Secretariat, provide additional clarification to the Subcommission on any matters relating to the submission.
The submission in support of a limit to the continental shelf of a coastal State may include one of eight possible cases at any point along the limiting line.