Examples of using Governing outer space in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Legal Subcommittee, which had held its thirty-sixth session in 1997, had reached a consensus agreement to include in its agenda a new item entitled“Review of the status of the five international legal instruments governing outer space”.
expressed that the United Nations treaties on outer space had evolved through consensus and had been accepted by a large number of States and that the treaties constituted the cornerstone of the international legal regime governing outer space.
The Committee was of the view that the review by the Legal Subcommittee of the status of the five international legal instruments governing outer space was a significant development in the revitalization of its work.
The view was expressed that the inclusion of an explicit reference in the draft protocol to the United Nations treaties on outer space as not being affected by the protocol would be a new act of reaffirmation and strengthening of the international legal regime governing outer space.
His delegation supported the decision to include in the agenda of the Legal Committee an item on the review of the status of the five international legal instruments governing outer space.
in space activities and the emergence of new actors required greater coordination to promote understanding and implementation of the treaty law governing outer space and prevent or minimize potential disputes.
relationship between the future protocol and the legal regime governing outer space, the principles of public international law contained in the outer space treaties should prevail.
At the 610th meeting, on 30 March 1998, the delegation of the Russian Federation submitted a working paper on the review of the status of the five international legal instruments governing outer space(A/AC.105/C.2/L.213), which is contained in annex II to the present report.
The Subcommittee agreed that the existing international legal regime governing outer space provided a sound basis for undertaking space activities and that States should be encouraged to adhere to the existing legal regime in order to strengthen its effect.
Some delegations expressed the view that the existing legal regime governing outer space was not fully adequate in addressing current realities in outer space activities and called for the consideration of possible options for the future development and codification of international space law.
The Office will continue to support the efforts of the Committee to strengthen the international legal regime governing outer space by taking action to assist States in building or enhancing their capacity in space law.
treaties on space and States should further improve the legal regime governing outer space, with a view to preventing the weaponization of and arms races in outer space. .
The Office will continue to support the efforts of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space to strengthen the international legal regime governing outer space by taking action to assist States in building or enhancing their capacity in space law.
Some delegations expressed the view that such a review would make it possible to determine the de facto status of the legal instruments governing outer space at the present time
The view was expressed that, in order to encourage States to consider ratifying or acceding to the five legal instruments governing outer space, consideration should be given to the provision of technical advice concerning the benefits that those States would enjoy from making such ratifications or accessions.
The view was expressed that there was a particular deficiency in the current legal regime governing outer space relating to the militarization of outer space,
The Chairman drew attention to the fact that the General Assembly, in its resolution 53/45, had endorsed the recommendation of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space that the Legal Subcommittee continue its review of the status of the five international legal instruments governing outer space and that the Subcommittee establish a working group to consider that item.
The Legal Subcommittee had continued its consideration of matters relating to the definition and delimitation of outer space and to the character and utilization of the geostationary orbit, and had established a working group to review the status of the five international legal instruments governing outer space, which had recommended measures to achieve full adherence to those instruments.
practical for Member States, after having reviewed their domestic laws on outer space, to adhere to and apply the international legal instruments governing outer space.
The Committee endorsed the recommendation of the Legal Subcommittee that a new agenda item entitled" Review of the status of the five international legal instruments governing outer space", dealt with in document A/AC.105/C.2/L.206/Rev.1, should be included in the agenda of the Legal Subcommittee starting with its session in 1998.