在 英语 中使用 The draft articles should 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Generally speaking, the draft articles should reflect the pertinent norms contained in international instruments in order to avoid any discrepancy.
One essential right to which the draft articles should refer was the right to life.
For some States, the draft articles should simply be seen as guidelines.
The draft articles should be applicable to both international and internal armed conflicts.
The draft articles should be reformulated as guidelines or principles enunciating best practice.
Germany, Mongolia and the United Kingdom all suggested that the draft articles should be more expansive in dealing with this category.
The draft articles should make it more explicit that the expelling State was not to subject the alien to cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment.
However, the draft articles should reflect the principles of general international law, and it was not the Commission' s task to draft a new human rights instrument.
The draft articles should, therefore, remain in their current form and not be discussed by the Committee again until the sixty-third session.
In the view of his delegation, the draft articles should therefore be endorsed as guidelines for the proper management of aquifers.
The draft articles should accordingly be limited to establishing the consequences of an internationally wrongful act in terms of reparation and cessation.
It is therefore necessary that the draft articles should not contain elements that render them unacceptable in principle to a significant part of the international community.
On the other hand, there are some difficulties with the view that the draft articles should entirely exclude the possibility of State crimes.
The draft articles should focus more on the succession of States and less on the nationality of natural persons.
The draft articles should make it clear that the affected State retained primary responsibility for the protection of persons.
Instead, the draft articles should be brought to the attention of Member States for their further consideration.
It also agreed with the Commission' s suggestion that the draft articles should be codified as a treaty.
But that case had led to a consistent and valuable practice of declarations by way of satisfaction, which the draft articles should recognize.