Examples of using In state practice in English and their translations into Arabic
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simply to ensure that the future Guide to Practice covered only situations that were well established in State practice.
Ms. Burnett(United Kingdom) said, with regard to the topic of diplomatic protection, that it was important for the Commission ' s work to focus on the practical issues that might arise and to be firmly rooted in State practice.
which should focus on a systematic analysis of the issue with a view to producing results that could be applied in State practice.
While support was expressed for the exception in paragraph(c), some proposed that it be deleted because the criterion of" relevant connection" was vague, and it was doubtful whether the exception was sufficiently established in State practice and case law.
One of them urged the Commission to reconsider the wisdom of that provision which he described as devoid of support in State practice(as evidenced by the fact that many of the examples cited were completely out of date) and as conceptually wrong.
While neither the 1951 Refugee Convention nor its 1967 Protocol expressly refers to this concept, it has over time been developed in state practice and legislation.
had highlighted a patent contradiction in State practice with regard to reservations which were incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty.
seek to produce a catalogue of norms of jus cogens, instead leaving the full content of the principle to be worked out in State practice.
He proposes, more modestly, to present the main trends in State practice in the matter since the publication of the preliminary report as well as the current thinking on the subject within the United Nations and in other international forums.
Other members considered, however, that the broad terms already in use in State practice supported appropriate rather than excessive source State taxation and helped to preserve tax bases that were challenged by the nature of the services economy.
The trend in State practice, noted in previous annual reports, that States continued to adopt
This definition was well entrenched and was also of great practical importance to States in determining the admissibility of a reservation in State practice, although according to this view it still left room for some degree of uncertainty.
That principle has been reaffirmed by other international tribunals and in State practice. In some contexts it affects the quantum of compensation itself, and thus concerns issues already dealt with in chapter II of Part Two.
Another category of revisions broadly reflects developments in State practice that, beyond their potential relevance in disclosing emerging principles of customary law
The form of an international convention may thus, at least for a good number of years, create a double standard in State practice among, on the one hand, States that have already ratified the convention and, on the other, those that have not.
The Commission has previously resisted the effort of compiling a catalogue of norms of jus cogens and decided" to leave the full content of this rule to be worked out in State practice and in the jurisprudence of international tribunals".
The Special Rapporteur has made a much appreciated effort to streamline the draft articles in the light of comments made by Governments, development in State practice, judicial decisions and the literature.
The United States Government considers that a study of the topic of diplomatic protection by the Commission could provide useful insight on relevant developments in State practice and on relevant rulings by international tribunals.
It is nevertheless the case that an objection to an invalid reservation cannot produce the effect specified in paragraph 3, even though this would appear to be permissible in State practice in certain respects.