Examples of using To general principles in English and their translations into Arabic
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See also pp. 296(" A rule must be established to meet this eventuality, to avoid the possibility of the Court declaring itself incompetent(non liquet) though lack of applicable rules"); 307-320, and 336(the reference to general principles" was necessary to meet the possibility of a non-liquet").
In its resolution 67/241, the General Assembly reaffirmed that recourse to general principles of law and the Charter by the Tribunals is to take place within the context of and consistent with their statutes and the relevant General Assembly resolutions, regulations, rules and administrative issuances.
The precepts of the present Constitution recognizing rights for individuals and conferring powers and imposing duties on the public authorities shall not cease to be applicable for lack of appropriate regulations, which shall be supplied having regard to analogous legal tenets, to general principles of law and generally accepted doctrines.”.
In assessing whether article 27 of the draft articles should apply to cases where one State induces another to breach a treaty with a third State, reference is sometimes made to general principles of law, e.g., to the effect that it is a wrong to interfere with the legal right of another, including a contractual right.
The Group endorsed the presumption that parties did not intend to act inconsistently with their other obligations and that they intended to refer to general principles of international law for all questions that the treaty itself did not resolve in a different way.
As to the Committee ' s recommendation on compensation, the Complaints Committee states that pursuant to general principles of Denmark(continued)(continued) State liability under public international law, it would be sufficient in the circumstances to compensate potential victims by granting redress in the form of establishing the existence of the violation.
However, bearing in mind that, under many national laws, the obligation for a party to present arguments against its position was unknown and contrary to general principles of procedural law, it was suggested that further consideration might need to be given to the possibility of adding a footnote inspired from the approach taken under article 35(2) of the Model Law.
As to the Committee ' s recommendation on compensation, the Complaints Committee states that pursuant to general principles of State liability under public international law, it would be sufficient in the circumstances to compensate potential victims by granting redress in the form of establishing the existence of the violation.
It was noted that the footnote to subparagraph(h) had been included to take account of the fact that, under many national laws, the obligation for the party to present information against its position was not recognized and was contrary to general principles of procedural law(A/CN.9/569, para. 68).
In the fourth paragraph, new language had been added:"[Delegations emphasized the importance of respecting the legal framework within which the system of administration of justice operates,] recalling that recourse to general principles and the Charter is to take place within the context of the Statute of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal and of the United Nations Appeal Tribunal and the relevant General Assembly resolutions and administrative issuances".
Despite significant improvements in the system, substantial hurdles remained, including ensuring that the Dispute and Appeals Tribunals did not exceed the powers conferred on them by their statutes; ensuring that recourse by the Tribunals to general principles of law and the Charter of the United Nations was consistent with General Assembly mandates; and resolving performance management issues before a dispute was referred to the justice system.
A number of issues remained to be monitored and addressed where appropriate, including ensuring that the Dispute and Appeals Tribunals did not exercise powers beyond those conferred on them under their respective statutes and that recourse to general principles of law and the Charter by the Tribunals took place within the context of, and in accordance with, their statutes and relevant General Assembly resolutions, rules and administrative issuances.
Examples given included problems: in draft article 8(2), which dealt with matters covered but not expressly settled in the draft Convention by reference to general principles underlying the draft Convention without drawing any distinction between principles of substantive and principles of private international law; and in draft articles 29, 30 and 31, which did not appear to be consistent with each other.
The State is endeavouring to cater for the child ' s welfare an education in a manner conducive to a decent, secure and happy life. In this respect, the educational policy in the Kingdom is in harmony with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child with respect to general principles, civil rights, fundamental freedoms, education, health care and beneficial use of leisure time.
Tribunals shall conform with the provisions of the Charter and the resolutions of the General Assembly resolutions, in particular on human resources management-related issues, and that recourse by the Tribunals to general principles of law and the Charter is to take place within the context of
In some States, if assets subject to retention of title are commingled with other assets, the retention-of-title right is extinguished(in a few States, by contrast, the retention-of-title continues to be effective as between the parties; in these States, by exception to general principles of property law, as long as similar assets are found in the hands of the buyer, the seller need not undertake any further formality to preserve its right of ownership).
This issue is related to general principles of criminal law.
But except the criminal according to general principles of law recognized by international community.
Corporations are asked to translate commitments to general principles in these three areas into concrete management practices.
They also contain exceptions to general principles(e.g. for balance-of-payments considerations) which address developmental concerns.