Examples of using Future instrument in English and their translations into Arabic
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With respect to the law of the non-navigational uses of international watercourses, he wondered what precise function the future instrument was meant to perform.
Such a study will offer an opportunity to look into the most effective way of incorporating the future instrument into the existing system of international, regional, subregional and national standards with a view to achieving effective control at all levels.
The Commission decided that it was too early to make a decision on the form of a future instrument on treaty-based investor-State arbitration and that broad discretion should be left to the Working Group in that respect.
He described the items which were listed in his report and which the future instrument should contain on protection against impunity, prevention, the right to compensation and the protection of children.
Speaking on behalf of Arab countries, one representative stressed that the future instrument on mercury should be clearly defined, focusing on the protection of human health and the environment from mercury releases.
However, other participants thought that it would be preferable to indicate clearly in the future instrument the various measures that should be taken in that regard in order to set out States ' obligations clearly.
the issue of whether any of the substantive topics currently included in the draft convention should be deferred for consideration in a possible future instrument.
The Commission had decided that it was too early to make a decision on the form of a future instrument on treaty-based arbitration and that broad discretion should be left to the Working Group in that respect.
At the same time, bearing in mind the significant expense involved in technical modification of such mines, the future instrument should include specific provisions relating to assistance in dealing with such problems.
Furthermore, several delegations considered that, as with the provisions on extradition, the future instrument could, in the absence of any judicial cooperation treaty between the States concerned, serve as a legal basis for such cooperation.
(c) A judge or official of an international court. Some delegations felt that the conduct described in this paragraph should not be included in this article, in particular in view of the possibility of including such offences in a future instrument on corruption.
As to the basic principles which the Commission proposed to include in the future instrument(para. 86 of the Commission ' s report), it would not be easy to achieve an appropriate balance, since some of the issues involved were sensitive and far-reaching.
Cooperation and assistance in the destruction of stockpiles of MOTAPM that do not meet and cannot be modified to meet the humanitarian and military norms on MOTAPM that would be contained in any future instrument on MOTAPM.
international normative instrument and suggested the most important points that the future instrument should cover.
His delegation noted that it was suggested that the future instrument should be divided into two parts. The first part, setting out the principles to which he had just referred, would be non-binding and reflect customary law with the corresponding legal consequences.
Some representatives considered it useful to specify that the future instrument would not affect existing international watercourse agreements unless the States parties to such agreements decided otherwise.
Support was expressed for the Working Group ' s proposal that the future instrument should be divided into two parts, the first containing general principles concerning nationality in all situations of State succession, and the second containing rules on specific situations of State succession.
It is hoped that the draft mandate prepared by the ad hoc committee could be adopted by the General Assembly at its fifty-seventh session so that the negotiation of the future instrument could begin in 2003.
Many representatives emphasized the need for financial and technical assistance to enable developing countries and countries with economies in transition to meet their legal obligations under the future instrument.
make it easier for States which were not party to that Statute to ratify the future instrument.