Examples of using To adjudge and declare in English and their translations into Arabic
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Consequently, the Democratic Republic of the Congo requested the Court to adjudge and declare Uganda guilty of an act of aggression contrary to Article 2, paragraph 4, of the Charter of the United Nations and that it was committing repeated violations of the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the Additional Protocols thereto of 1977.
To adjudge and declare that the obligation incumbent upon the United States under paragraph 153(9) of the Avena Judgment constitutes anand reconsideration of the convictions and sentences" but leaving it the" means of its own choosing".">
set under Article 61 of the Statute of the Court were not met in this instance; it consequently requested the Court" to adjudge and declare that the Application for Revision of the Judgment of 11 July 1996, submitted by.
In the case concerning Avena and other Mexican Nationals(Mexico v. United States of America), Mexico, in its final submissions, asked the Court to adjudge and declare that the United States of America had" violated its international legal obligations to Mexico, in its own right and in the exercise of its right of diplomatic protection of its nationals[ressortissants]".
Accordingly, Nicaragua requested the Court to adjudge and declare that Nicaragua had sovereignty over the islands concerned and on that basis to determine the course of the single maritime boundary between the areas of continental shelf and exclusive economic zone appertaining to Nicaragua and Colombia in accordance with equitable principles and relevant circumstances recognized by international law.
Nuclear Tests cases. In the Nuclear Tests cases, Australia asked the Court in its application" to adjudge and declare that… the carrying out of further atmospheric nuclear weapon tests in the South Pacific Ocean is not consistent with applicable rules of international law and to order that the French Republic shall not carry out further such tests".
On 16 January 1991, within the time-limit fixed for the filing of the Counter-Memorial, Australia filed certain preliminary objections whereby it asked the Court to adjudge and declare" that the Application by Nauru is inadmissible and that the Court lacks jurisdiction to hear the claims made by Nauru".
(3) To adjudge and declare that, inasmuch as it has excluded and is excluding any negotiation with Portugal as the administering Power of the Territory of East Timor, with respect to the exploration and exploitation of the continental shelf in the area of the ' Timor Gap ', Australia has failed and is failing in its duty to negotiate in order to harmonize the respective rights in the event of a conflict of rights or of claims over maritime areas.
(5) To adjudge and declare that Australia is bound, in relation to the people of East Timor, to Portugal and to the international community, to cease from all breaches of the rights and international norms referred to in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of the present submissions and in particular, until such time as the people of East Timor shall have exercised its right to self-determination, under the conditions laid down by the United Nations.
Requests the Court to adjudge and declare that Nicaragua is in breach of its international obligations… as regards the incursion into and occupation of Costa Rican territory, the serious damage inflicted to its protected rainforests and wetlands, and the damage intended to the Colorado River, wetlands and protected ecosystems, as well as the dredging and canalization activities being carried out by Nicaragua on the San Juan River.
Costa Rica accordingly requests the Court" to adjudge and declare that Nicaragua is in breach of its international obligations… as regards the incursion into and occupation of Costa Rican territory, the serious damage inflicted to its protected rainforests and wetlands, and the damage intended to the Colorado River, wetlands and protected ecosystems, as well as the dredging and canalization activities being carried out by Nicaragua on the San Juan River.
To adjudge and declare that Nicaragua is in breach of its international obligations… as regards the incursion into and occupation of Costa Rican territory, the serious damage inflicted to its protected rainforests and wetlands, and the damage intended to the Colorado River, wetlands and protected ecosystems, as well as the dredging and canalization activities being carried out by Nicaragua on the San Juan River.
(3) to adjudge and declare that, inasmuch as it has excluded and is excluding any negotiation with Portugal as the administering Power of the Territory of East Timor, with respect to the exploration and exploitation of the continental shelf in the area of the ' Timor Gap ', Australia has failed and is failing in its duty to negotiate in order to harmonize the respective rights in the event of a conflict of rights or of claims over maritime areas;
(5) to adjudge and declare that Australia is bound, in relation to the people of East Timor, to Portugal and to the international community, to cease from all breaches of the rights and international norms referred to in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of the present submissions, and, in particular, until such time as the people of East Timor shall have exercised its right to self-determination, under the conditions laid down by the United Nations.
Accordingly, Croatia requested the Court to adjudge and declare that Serbia and Montenegro" has breached its legal obligations" to Croatia under the Genocide Convention and that it" has an obligation to pay to… Croatia, in its own right
In its application Portugal requested the Court, inter alia, to adjudge and declare that Australia had:(a) infringed the right of the people of East Timor to self-determination,
(1) To adjudge and declare that, first, the rights of the people of East Timor to self-determination, to territorial integrity and unity(as defined in paragraphs 5 and 6 of the present Application) and to permanent sovereignty over its wealth and natural resources and, secondly, the duties, powers and rights of Portugal as the administering Power of the Territory of East Timor are opposable to Australia, which is under an obligation not to disregard them, but to respect them.
(1) To adjudge and declare that, first, the rights of the people of East Timor to self-determination, to territorial integrity and unity(as defined in paragraphs 5 and 6 of the present Application) and to permanent sovereignty over its wealth and natural resources and, secondly, the duties, powers and rights of Portugal as the administering Power of the Territory of East Timor are opposable to Australia, which is under an obligation not to disregard them, but to respect them.
The Republic of Nauru requested the Court to adjudge and declare.
The Government of Guinea-Bissau asked the Court to adjudge and declare.