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At some point the Commission would have to consider whether the draft articles should also apply to treaties involving international organizations, with the changes which would become necessary in that case.
States parties should also apply those guiding principles in committing themselves to the reduction and final elimination of non-strategic nuclear weapons, a commitment that the Conference must reaffirm.
It was not clear whether paragraph 4 applied to the agreement itself or to the record of its content; furthermore, the recognition of electronic records should also apply to paragraph 5.
The ODA commitment had in fact dipped from 0.33 per cent of GNP to 0.29 per cent. In that connection, the industrialized countries should also apply specific measures aimed at macroeconomic stabilization.
a belligerent State was entitled to suspend a treaty with a neutral State, the reverse should also apply in cases where the treaty was affected by armed conflict. 14.
Recalling its decision PC.1/2 of 27 August 2007 on the participation of, and consultation with, observers at the sessions of the Preparatory Committee, the Preparatory Committee decides that the same criteria, practices and arrangements should also apply to the participation of all observers in the Durban Review Conference.
In its decision PC.2/12, the Preparatory Committee, recalling its decision PC.1/2 on the participation of, and consultation with, observers at the sessions of the Preparatory Committee, decided that the same criteria, practices and arrangements should also apply to the participation of all observers in the Durban Review Conference.
That is why my delegation attaches particular importance to the provisions contained in Article 108 of the United Nations Charter, and believes that a“minimum quorum” of a two-thirds majority of Member States should also apply to all decisions which may have Charter amendment implications.
At its 12th meeting, on 30 April 2008, the Preparatory Committee, recalling its decision PC.1/2 of 27 August 2007 on the participation of, and consultation with, observers at the sessions of the Preparatory Committee, decided, without a vote, that the same criteria, practices and arrangements should also apply to the participation of all observers in the Durban Review Conference.
Moreover, it was observed that the Commission should focus its work on a thorough examination of those issues, as well as on whether the rules of the Vienna Convention concerning acceptances of and objections to reservations should also apply in the case of impermissible reservations(articles 20 and 21 of the Convention).
In its decision PC.2/12, the Preparatory Committee, recalling its decision PC.1/2 on the participation of, and consultation with, observers at the sessions of the Preparatory Committee, decided that the same criteria, practices and arrangements should also apply to the participation of all observers in the Durban Review Conference.
The“floor/ceiling measures” at The Hague applicable to members of the Court should also apply as should the condition that“no member of the Court may exercise any political or administrative function, or engage in any other occupation of a professional nature”(Art. 16 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice).
The revised text should also recognize that the conditions that applied to inter partes measures as set out in paragraph 3 of the proposal should also apply to ex parte measures but that the requirement in paragraph 3(c) of“a substantial possibility” of success on the merits, should be softened by using more neutral language.
Local authorities should also apply or promote pro-poor tariffs.
What has been held with regard to joint operations, such as those involving UNOSOM II and the Quick Reaction Force in Somalia, should also apply to peacekeeping operations, insofar as it is possible to distinguish in their regard areas of effective control respectively pertaining to the United Nations and the contributing State.
He went on to say that the principle of impartiality should also apply to the coverage of peacekeeping operations,
While the scale and scope of the needed transition under the non-unitary approach might not be as great, the issues that arise in practice will be identical to those arising under the unitary approach and the general principles governing adoption of a unitary regime should also apply to the transition to a reformed non-unitary regime.
While the scale and scope of the needed transition under the non-unitary approach initially might not appear to be as great, the issues that arise in practice will be identical to those arising under the unitary approach and the general principles governing adoption of a unitary regime should also apply to the transition to a reformed non-unitary regime.
In this connection, it bears noting that draft article 37 on lex specialis states that“the provisions of this Part[Two] do not apply where and to the extent that the legal consequences of an internationally wrongful act of a State have been determined by other rules of international law relating specifically to that act.” The United States strongly supports the principle of draft article 37 and believes that it should also apply to part I of the draft.