Примеры использования Fragmentation of international law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His delegation warmly welcomed the inclusion of the new topics of shared natural resources(beginning with groundwater), fragmentation of international law and responsibility of international organizations.
The Council should establish ad hoc judicial institutions only in exceptional circumstances in order to avoid the proliferation of costly new courts and tribunals and the fragmentation of international law.
tribunals does not necessarily lead to a fragmentation of international law.
especially as it could help in forestalling fragmentation of international law.
The Nordic countries viewed the fragmentation of international law as a sign of the vitality
regimes had resulted in a fragmentation of international law.
The fragmentation of international law(A/59/10, chap.
When investigating the fragmentation of international law, the Commission should avoid any reference to the establishment of international judicial bodies.
Referring to the fragmentation of international law, it was noted that sometimes, a particular act might be a breach under a particular mechanism,
There is a risk that this would lead to fragmentation of international law, and we note that the International Law Commission will deal with this complex subject.
Its wider circulation would foster a better understanding of ways to approach the fragmentation of international law.
The view was expressed that the topic was a natural continuation of the Commission's work on the effects of armed conflicts on treaties and fragmentation of international law.
thought-provoking work done by the Study Group on Fragmentation of International Law, he said that the Nordic countries would submit more detailed comments during the session devoted to the topic.
responsibility of international organizations, fragmentation of international law and shared natural resources had been generally welcomed by the Committee.
One of the main questions that the Study Group considered was whether the topic of fragmentation of international law(understood as a consequence of the expansion
represented an effective way of addressing problems that might arise as a result of fragmentation of international law.
The fragmentation of international law had come about as a result of the progressive extension of international law, following upon globalization,
Lastly, despite the problems and conflicts which it might cause, the fragmentation of international law also had positive aspects,
unilateral acts of States; and fragmentation of international law.