Examples of using Exceptions to immunity in English and their translations into French
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addressed the question of possible exceptions to immunity.
such as immunity ratione materiae and exceptions to immunity.
circumstances in which immunity might be invoked and exceptions to immunity.
It would be premature to take a position on the question of exceptions to immunity, which the Special Rapporteur would address in her fourth report,
the Commission should also reflect on the definition of an"official act" and the possibility of exceptions to immunity ratione materiae should such an act be contrary to jus cogens norms.
the Special Rapporteur and the Commission on the plans to discuss exceptions to immunity at a later stage(paragraph(4)
Exceptions to immunity could not apply,
relevant State practice in the analysis of the normative elements of immunity ratione materiae and the issue of exceptions to immunity, which would be considered in the Special Rapporteur's third report,
Moreover, even supposing that exceptions to immunity could be invoked,
With regard to the issue of possible exceptions to immunity, her delegation firmly believed that in the face of the most serious crimes of international concern,
With regard to the question of possible exceptions to immunity ratione personae,
Moreover, even supposing that exceptions to immunity could be invoked, the prosecution of serving State officials by a foreign criminal court raised technical
of an international treaty, he concluded that it was difficult to speak of exceptions to immunity as a norm of customary international law that had developed. In the same way, it could not definitively be asserted that a trend towards the establishment of such a norm existed.
said that the current discussion had shown that some delegations questioned both the restrictive approach applied by the Special Rapporteur in addressing the crucial question of possible exceptions to immunity, and his conclusion that there was no evidence of an emerging norm of international law that would justify such exceptions particularly in the case of grave international crimes.
Some delegations affirmed that there was an exception to immunity in case of serious international crimes.
This exception to immunity ratione personae is supported by part of the legal literature.
Different considerations have been relied upon in affirming the existence of an exception to immunity ratione materiae in respect of crimes under international law.
Such a situation is considered in the present report as an exception to immunity.
Finding that there is an exception to immunity when a person in Canada suffers nervous shock as a result of the mistreatment of a family member overseas, the court allowed
Insofar as it might be interpreted as denying the existence of any exception to immunity ratione materiae in respect of crimes under international law,