Examples of using State practice in English and their translations into French
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State practice on unilateral acts was far from abundant,
It was suggested that increased emphasis be given to State practice. Other members noted that State practice is scarce
The articles on State responsibility also contained some provisions based on scarce State practice, such as article 24 on distress.
lay in treaty-based obligations, and there was not enough State practice to show that it had attained the status of customary law.
The remark was made that the principle of proportionality was reflected in State practice.
such impact might exist, it was doubted whether those constituted significant State practice or established doctrine.
In his view, it was not appropriate to avoid the subject simply because there was not enough State practice.
For a long time, then, the two types of unilateral declaration were not clearly distinguished in State practice or in doctrine.
By contrast, there was a dearth of judicial decisions or State practice on the topic of unilateral acts of States. .
The continuity of nationality rule is supported by some judicial decisions, some State practice, some codification attempts
However satisfactory this explanation may be, it hardly succeeds in providing evidence of clear State practice to found a customary rule.
It is submitted that neither policy considerations nor State practice support such an extension.
as there is sufficient State practice to justify such a rule.
international decisions or State practice.
and accorded with State practice and with the rules of general international law.
modification of interpretative declarations, State practice was fairly scarce.
management of aquifers and substantial State practice was emerging.
Therefore, it would be better to allow time for the articles to influence and help settle State practice.
services they provide, has some precedent both within the Convention and in State practice.
He therefore supported the existing regime of the 1969 Vienna Convention and State practice and considered that the proposed definition was not desirable.