Examples of using Guide to practice in English and their translations into French
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With regard to the Guide to Practice on Reservations to Treaties,
The Commission's Guide to Practice on Reservations to Treaties also provides detailed analysis on the effects of jus cogens on the permissibility and consequences of reservations.
In elaborating the Guide to Practice on reservations, the Commission has endeavoured to adopt consistent vocabulary in this regard the criticisms directed at it by R. p. 85, appear to be based on a translation error in the Spanish text.
New Zealand appreciates the opportunity to comment on the International Law Commission's Guide to Practice on Reservations to Treaties,
The title"Guide to Practice" is ambiguous and should be clarified; it is a guide to practice to be followed, that is,
Ms. Ridings(New Zealand), welcoming the Guide to Practice, said that the topic of reservations to treaties was one of the most difficult areas of treaty law
Mr. Popkov(Belarus) said that his delegation looked forward to the speedy conclusion of the Commission's work on the draft Guide to Practice, which would be most useful in establishing the appropriate use by States of reservations and interpretative declarations.
The Guide to Practice would take the form of draft guidelines with commentaries,
The first question arose in the context of the second reading of the draft Guide to Practice as it is not possible to review drafts already adopted from one year to the next.
the focus should be on the practice of States in order to ensure that the Guide to Practice was based on real situations.
while also making the Guide to Practice less useful for applying the provisions of the Vienna Convention.
general international law and the Guide to Practice itself.
On the basis of this information, he proposes a series of draft articles that will form the Guide to Practice which the Commission intends to adopt;
substantive aspects of the reservation should not be excluded from the Draft Guide to Practice and he strongly urged the Special Rapporteur to reconsider the draft guideline.
the Commission's adoption of a large number of draft guidelines would undoubtedly help to make the Guide to Practice an exhaustive document.
several members had reaffirmed that they favoured a guide to practice which filled the gaps of the Vienna regime.
which have at least served as a guide to practice, have proved their usefulness
The aim of the guideline is to serve as a reminder that Part 4 of the Guide to Practice, which concerns the legal effects of a reservation,
Ms. Telalian(Greece) said that the Guide to Practice provided useful clarification of the relevant provisions of the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
desirable to recapitulate in the Guide to Practice, in the form of a draft guideline,