Examples of using Within the scope of the draft articles in English and their translations into Arabic
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It states general principles that apply to the most frequent cases occurring within the scope of the draft articles as defined in articles 1 and 2:
entities created by international treaties but rather embryonic in nature would fall within the scope of the draft articles, and who would assume responsibility if one of those entities concluded headquarters agreements and failed to comply with them.
It would be better to abstain from their inclusion within the scope of the draft articles, because current international practice did not reveal the existence of any customary rules in that sphere and progressive development in that connection would be premature.
para. 10). However, it was reformulated to clarify the three different categories of activities that are intended to fall within the scope of the draft articles.
It was further observed that the other grounds identified in the provision had to be considered in light of the draft articles when being applied to cases falling within the scope of the draft articles.
As to the definition of" treaty" set forth in draft article 2, it had been amended in order to confirm that treaties between States to which international organizations were also parties fell within the scope of the draft articles.
international organizations within the scope of the draft articles, while adding additional complexity, merited the Commission ' s analysis.
In terms of a further view, use of the term" protracted" as a threshold for determining whether an armed conflict fell within the scope of the draft articles was not conducive to the stability of treaty relations.
One suggestion was to include in the set of draft articles a provision concerning emergency preparedness and the duty of notification in the case of such emergencies arising out of activities falling within the scope of the draft articles.
to ensure that the problems of mixed use mentioned in paragraph 2 did not fall solely within the scope of the draft articles.
With regard to the topic" Effects of armed conflict on treaties", her delegation supported the inclusion of non-international conflicts within the scope of the draft articles in order to reflect both international practice and the reality that the majority of armed conflicts were not international.
Since, under article 6, such activities fell within the scope of the draft articles, it would be almost impossible to assess whether or not a given
For example, it could be formulated so as to provide that States shall require prior authorization to be obtained for activities within the scope of the draft articles carried out in their territory
Turning to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, he welcomed the decision of the Special Rapporteur to consider including internal armed conflicts within the scope of the draft articles. Internal conflicts were more common in the modern world than international ones
Since one of the requirements for the exercise of diplomatic protection was the existence of the so-called" bond of nationality" between the State exercising diplomatic protection and the person who had suffered the injury giving rise to that protection, the exercise of protection by the flag State did not fall within the scope of the draft articles.
know whether entities created by international treaties but rather embryonic in nature would fall within the scope of the draft articles, and who would assume responsibility if one of those entities concluded headquarters agreements
would provide States with useful guidance based on past practice, but it should not preclude new categories of treaties from coming within the scope of the draft articles on the basis of future State practice.
His delegation welcomed the approach whereby persons who enjoyed special protection under international law, such as refugees and stateless persons, were included within the scope of the draft articles, but without prejudice to the special rules and regimes in international law that might govern their relationship with the State where they were present.