Examples of using State exercises in English and their translations into French
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In addition, the fees are taxes considered contraprestacionais, since these cannot be charged without the State exercises its power of police or provides a specific
Diplomatic protection is a right that a State exercises by resorting to diplomatic action
also where a State exercises regulatory authority over the telecommunications or Internet service providers
because normally the organs and individuals through which each State exercises its sovereign authority
A State exercises the option of derogating from certain guarantees established by human rights treaties
marine area or airspace within which a State exercises administrative and regulatory responsibility in accordance with international law in regard to the protection of human health
Although this traditional doctrine of diplomatic protection has given rise to considerable debate, especially with regard to the question of whose rights are asserted when the State exercises diplomatic protection on behalf of its national, it is a widely accepted rule of customary international law that States have the right to protect their nationals abroad.
Article 2 of the Covenant as interpreted by the Human Rights Committee in General Comment 31 determines state's human rights obligations as far as the state exercises jurisdiction over the territory, even beyond its sovereign one.
it is difficult to maintain that when a State exercises diplomatic protection on behalf of an individual it asserts its own right.
natural resource management on the state's territory and in areas over which the state exercises its sovereignty and jurisdiction,
territory is understood to be the space where"the State exercises all of the powers deriving from sovereignty";
which forms parts of Title III:“Concerning the economic system”. Article 66 of the Constitution affirms that the State exercises sovereignty over the supply of natural resources- renewable
States exercising universal jurisdiction should be mindful of their obligations under international law.
Nationality of claims is a requirement applying to States exercising diplomatic protection.
Possible use by States exercising jurisdiction of information from.
According to another view, the State exercised vicariously a right originally conferred on the individual.
Should a State exercise diplomatic protection against an international organization,
Therefore, a State exercising its right to self-defence must have the right to suspend the operation of a treaty that would conflict with its right to self-defence.
This principle does not govern relations between the State exercising jurisdiction and an entity which is not recognized as a State. .
There may be additional issues in the host State exercising criminal jurisdiction.