Examples of using Topic should in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Dinescu(Romania) said that his delegation agreed with the Special Rapporteur on the protection of persons in the event of disasters that further work on the topic should tackle the meaning of a rights-based approach, giving balanced consideration to human rights and community interests.
customary international law, as well as national legislation with some delegations noting that the topic should cover both substantive and procedural aspects, including the types of crimes for which the obligation applied and the extradition mechanisms used.
Treaties was the primary source of the rules of treaty interpretation, the Commission ' s work on the topic should seek to clarify and support the rules set out in that Convention rather than create new
With regard to the topic of formation and evidence of customary international law, the title of which the Commission had decided to change to" Identification of customary international law", his delegation had noted favourably that there was general agreement that the outcome of the work on the topic should be practical.
As for draft article 2(b), his delegation disagreed with the Working Group ' s recommendation to include internal armed conflicts in the scope of application of the articles and reiterated its long-standing position that the topic should be restricted to international or inter-State armed conflicts.
States noted the critical importance of international cooperation and assistance, including capacity-building, to furthering the implementation of the Programme of Action and the International Tracing Instrument, and reaffirmed that this topic should continue to be an integral element of the agenda of all meetings on the Programme of Action.
With regard to treaties over time, his delegation maintained its previously stated position, namely that work on the topic should aim only to strengthen and complement-- but under no circumstances to modify-- the treaty regime established under the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
the members of the Commission continued to share the view that the work on the topic should result in the adoption of a practical guide to assist practitioners in the task of identifying customary international law, which would strike a balance between guidance and flexibility.
In the Colombian Government ' s view, a binding international convention on this topic should oblige States to adopt legislative measures for the domestic control of firearms, ammunition and explosives as an essential prerequisite in order to prevent the criminal use of these arms and their diversion through clandestine, illicit channels.
Mr. Hill(United States of America) said that the Working Group set up to examine the topic should deal with the definition of universal jurisdiction, which his delegation understood as the assertion of criminal jurisdiction by a State for certain grave offences where the only link to the crime was the presence in its territory of the alleged offender; other delegations, however, had different views on that question.
It had been confirmed that the topic should include not only disaster response
He joined those delegations which had expressed doubts regarding the applicability of principles contained in the Convention on the Law of Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses to the topic of shared natural resources; the guiding principles for the topic should be those governing the permanent sovereignty of States over their natural resources, enshrined in General Assembly resolution 1803(XVII).
Importance means that the topics should reflect the key issues in FDI and development.
Relevance means that the topics should reflect questions that many Governments are asking(or should be asking)
The topics should reflect emerging issues in crime prevention and criminal justice.
In general, the view was expressed that the topics should reflect emerging trends in crime prevention and criminal justice.
The European Union welcomed the discussion of new topics, noting that those topics should have a global approach and be agreed to by consensus.
The understanding of the Working Group was that the consideration of those topics should be completed at its next session.
It was pointed out that the work of other international organizations on those topics should also be monitored.