Examples of using Binding nature in English and their translations into Arabic
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The need to formulate a rule on the binding nature of unilateral acts had been made in addendum 2 to his fifth report
The argument that recognition and enforcement of an arbitration agreement breached the principle established under Russian procedural law of the binding nature of judicial rulings should be dismissed. It was based on an incorrect interpretation of the concept of a" binding decision".
Notwithstanding the variation in legislation, in general, reporting States noted that they recognized the binding nature of Security Council resolutions and specifically the measures contained in paragraph 2 of resolution 1390(2002).
Since the Geneva Conventions formed part of international customary law, the binding nature of the rules contained therein was not restricted only to the countries that were parties to the Conventions.
The Supreme Court had upheld the binding nature of international legal instruments, which depended not only on ratification but on the pre-existing legal principle of pacta sunt servanda.
give equal attention to economic, social and cultural rights and political and civil rights, including the binding nature of the right to development.
The Committee also expresses serious concern that the legally binding nature of international human rights treaties and more specifically of ILO Conventions to which the State party is party has been questioned by the Supreme Court on numerous occasions.
Other members of the working group and the Sub-Commission raised issues concerning the binding nature of the Norms once adopted as well as their relationship with the work of the GE.03-15682Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
As the norms and institutions of the inter-American system have gradually been developed, especially after the cold war, the binding nature of the institution of democracy has gradually been refined until it has given rise to undertakings of collective action for the defence and protection of democracy.
He then considered several of the most significant measures contained in the draft norms, highlighting in particular definitions, implementation measures, the type of corporation targeted and the binding nature of the draft norms.
Whereas the failure of a convention codifying customary rules of international law could lead to the questioning of the generally binding nature of those rules, there would be no such risk in considering the progressive development of international law through a framework convention.
Another aspect of the legitimacy of international law concerned the binding nature of decisions taken by the Security Council under Chapter VII of the Charter,
The United Kingdom does, however, agree with the second paragraph of that draft guideline, which states that such a reservation does not affect the binding nature of the relevant customary norm, which shall continue to apply.
At the same time, the binding nature of unilateral acts was subject to conditions of validity and causes of invalidity,
were this so, the binding nature of such acts under international law would be quite illusory and the expectations of those States in whose favour they were made would lack protection.
(c) That the Working Group shall take appropriate steps to ensure respect for and practical application of the above-mentioned standards, which could take various forms, including guidelines on the implementation of the right to development, and evolve into a basis for consideration of an international legal standard of a binding nature through a collaborative process of engagement;
(h) That the Working Group shall take appropriate steps to ensure respect for and practical application of the above-mentioned standards, which could take various forms, including guidelines on the implementation of the right to development, and evolve into a basis for consideration of an international legal standard of a binding nature through a collaborative process of engagement;
Binding nature of orders of the Tribunals.
Basis for the binding nature of unilateral acts.
Basis for the binding nature of unilateral acts.