Examples of using From the scope of the draft articles in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was added that other functional equivalence rules in the draft provisions did not refer to specific paper-based form requirements and that referring to certain form requirements but not others might be interpreted as excluding those other requirements from the scope of the draft article, thus ultimately frustrating its purpose.
A preference was expressed for excluding issues relating to extradition from the scope of the draft articles.
As noted above, it is excluded from the scope of the draft articles by the proposed article A.
It would be better to exclude countermeasures from the scope of the draft articles and leave them in the realm of general international law.
Displaced persons, in the sense of relevant resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly, are also not excluded from the scope of the draft articles.
Another State asserted unequivocally that aliens who were present unlawfully in a State ' s territory should be excluded from the scope of the draft articles.
On the other hand, it would not be logical to exclude from the scope of the draft articles multilateral treaties to which international organizations, along with States.
(4) Paragraph 2 of draft article 1 excludes from the scope of the draft articles certain categories of aliens, namely, aliens enjoying privileges and immunities under international law.
Moreover, as draft article 2, subparagraph(a), expressly indicates, the exclusion of matters relating to non-admission from the scope of the draft articles does not apply to refugees.
It saw no reason to exclude treaties to which international organizations were parties from the scope of the draft articles, since practice indicated that such treaties could be affected by armed conflict.
As regards the exclusion of international organizations from the scope of the draft articles, support was expressed for the proposal of the Special Rapporteur to cover the issue through an appropriate" without prejudice" clause.
Extradition should be excluded from the scope of the draft articles; it was not in the same category as expulsion, in that it entailed the transfer of an alien or a national for
With regard to the exclusion of immunity before international criminal courts from the scope of the draft articles, the former Special Rapporteur drew attention to the first criterion: the fact that national and international jurisdiction are different in nature.
This article is mentioned in support of the view that noninternational armed conflicts should be excluded from the scope of the draft articles, as the Commission ' s mandate, on the basis of article 73, is limited to conflicts between States.
In terms of another view, armed conflicts of a non-international nature should be excluded from the scope of the draft articles, since such situations were adequately covered by the provisions of the Vienna Conventions and the 2001 articles on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.
In other words, such aliens are excluded from the scope of the draft articles because of the existence of special rules of international law governing the conditions under which they can be compelled to leave the territory of the State in which they are posted for the exercise of their functions.
Some others pointed to the close connection between the principle of neutrality and armed conflict(which had been excluded from the scope of the draft articles), and noted that even if construed more broadly, neutrality presupposed the existence of two opposing parties, which was not the case in the context of disasters.
Concerning the scope of the draft articles, some delegations expressed satisfaction with the Commission ' s decision to exclude the concept of functional protection, the effects of diplomatic protection and the application of norms concerning reparation from the scope of the draft articles, as well as the possible delegation of the right to diplomatic protection.
Draft article 4 now appropriately avoided potential conflict among legal provisions by excluding situations to which international humanitarian law applied from the scope of the draft articles, although the final sentence of paragraph(3) of the commentary to draft article 4 and paragraph(7) of the commentary
In other words, such aliens are excluded from the scope of the draft articles because of the existence of special rules of international law governing the conditions under which they can be compelled to leave the territory of the State in which they are posted for the exercise of their functions and exempting them from the normal expulsion procedure.