Examples of using Proposed draft article in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
The second report, submitted in 1999, contained a proposed draft article on representatives of a State authorized to act on its behalf and to engage the State at the international level through the formulation of a unilateral act.
In his proposed draft article 3 the Special Rapporteur sought to reaffirm the basic legal duty of States to cooperate with one another,
Support was expressed by some delegations for the requirement, stated in the proposed draft article B1, that expulsion must take place in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with the law.
In his view, it was sufficient to indicate that the affected State may impose conditions on the provision of assistance, subject to their compliance with national and international law, and accordingly proposed draft article 13 to that effect.
As to the determination of the point at which the proposed draft article 10 became operational, the affected State should retain
Second, in relation to the proposed draft article on physical and psychological rehabilitation and social reintegration, we feel that
In Article 10 on satisfaction, as adopted in 1993, the Commission eliminated, together with the proposed reference to negligence and wilful intent contained in the Special Rapporteur ' s proposal on the subject Paragraph 2 of Article 10 as it appeared in document A/CN.4/425/Add.1., the punitive connotation of that remedy which was also present in the proposed draft Article 10.
A number of delegations addressed the inclusion of a further draft article on the right of assisting actors to offer assistance to the affected State, as proposed by the Special Rapporteur in his fourth report(proposed draft article 12)(A/CN.4/643 and Corr.1, para. 109).
The term" external assistance" appears in four of the draft articles already adopted, namely, draft articles 11(Consent of the affected State to external assistance); 13(Conditions on the provision of external assistance); 14(Facilitation of external assistance); and 15(Termination of external assistance); as well as on proposed draft article 14 bis(Protection of relief personnel, equipment and goods).
While some support was expressed for the proposed draft article 8 stating the prohibition of extradition disguised as expulsion, a number of delegations questioned the inclusion in the draft of a provision that was concerned less with expulsion than with preserving the integrity of the extradition regime.
Mr. Sánchez Contreras(Mexico), referring to the draft articles on protection of persons in the event of disasters, said that his delegation generally agreed with the idea behind the title of proposed draft article 12(Right to offer assistance), since the international community did, in fact, have the right to offer assistance
With regard to draft article 3, for a dualist State like Malaysia, the obligation to extradite or prosecute arose from domestic law and from the bilateral and multilateral treaties to which it was a party; her Government did not regard it as a general obligation under customary international law. Hence, Malaysia was in general agreement with proposed draft article 3.
The term" affected State" appears in seven of the draft articles already adopted, namely, draft articles 9(Role of the affected State); 10(Duty of the affected State to seek assistance); 11(Consent of the affected State to external assistance); 12(Offers of assistance); 13(Conditions on the provision of external assistance); 14(Facilitation of external assistance); and 15(Termination of external assistance); as well as in proposed draft article 14 bis(Protection of relief personnel, equipment and goods).
The text of the proposed draft articles(a) and(b) therefore reads as follows.
Annex Proposed draft articles.
It was important to include the term" equitable utilization" in the proposed draft articles.
The proposed draft articles on a general obligation to cooperate and on the exchange data and information read as follows.
The Secretariat supported" the inclusion of the rule on'necessity ' in the proposed draft articles"(A/CN.4/637/Add.1, sect. II.B.14, para. 4).
In general, her delegation found that the proposed draft articles constituted a solid basis for guiding principles on the expulsion of aliens.