Examples of using Equitable and reasonable utilization in English and their translations into French
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in particular the precautionary principle, equitable and reasonable utilization, the obligation to cooperate on exploration
good faith in order to attain equitable and reasonable utilization and appropriate protection of their transboundary aquifer
between articles 5 and 7 of the draft, the Swiss Government believes that the procedure should be activated when it is feared that the planned activity may not constitute equitable and reasonable utilization.
and information" in article 8, paragraph 1,">was unclear; the minimum level of data needed in order to assess the condition of the aquifer system and to ensure equitable and reasonable utilization should be stipulated.
criteria should be used to determine an equitable and reasonable utilization.
the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization of transboundary aquifers
It is not sufficient to use the phrase"equitable and reasonable utilization" in various places throughout the text, given the increasingly
the point was made that it was necessary to provide a clear definition of"equitable and reasonable utilization" and"appropriate protection" in draft articles 4
The equitable and reasonable utilization principle and the factors for its concrete assessment in specific cases,
for the harm suffered, whether or not it resulted from equitable and reasonable utilization; the prohibition on causing significant harm thus continues to take precedence over the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization. .
in particular the application of the draft article on the equitable and reasonable utilization of aquifers in relation to the protection
The draft articles had usefully identified some important principles that had already gained recognition, namely, the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization; the obligation not to cause significant harm;
Thirdly, the draft convention should have clearly established the supremacy of the fundamental principle of equitable and reasonable utilization over the obligation not to cause significant harm, which would have
The main point on which his delegation disagreed with the Special Rapporteur was his suggestion that would entail changing the relationships between articles 5 and 7, between equitable and reasonable utilization and the obligation not to cause appreciable(significant) harm.
the evaluation of the right of utilization would become solely dependent on the criterion of equitable and reasonable utilization.
7 which would prevent any significant harm while authorizing the equitable and reasonable utilization of international watercourses.
object of this procedure, which is to prevent a watercourse State from engaging in activities which do not come under the heading of equitable and reasonable utilization, it wonders whether the proposed procedure will enable that object to be achieved.
the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization and the obligation not to cause significant harm to other aquifer States,
in particular that of equitable and reasonable utilization.