Examples of using A state has in English and their translations into Russian
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Exclusive economic zones(200 nautical miles from the shoreline where a state has exclusive rights of use of all natural resources);
Regardless of whether a state has an anticorruption agency
In addition, Japan firmly believes that the more advanced nuclear technology a State has, the more responsibility and transparency it should have in its peaceful use of nuclear energy.
Portugal affirms that the de jure recognition of the incorporation of East Timor into a State has the inevitable consequence of the non-recognition of East Timor as a non-self-governing territory.
A State has a core obligation of immediate effect-- not subject to progressive realization-- to make available and accessible throughout its jurisdiction the essential medicines on its national list.42.
A State has no choice other than to monitor
To the extent that a State has such a rule in its law relating to intellectual property,
The paragraph could be strengthened by the addition of a sentence reading"Furthermore, article 4, paragraph 1, does not authorize any derogation from the obligations which a State has under customary international law.
Even when a State has legal jurisdiction,
Third, a state has absolute and exclusive power of enforcement within its own territory over all matters arising therein,
That a State has human rights obligations with regard to conduct outside its territory does not automatically mean that those obligations are the same as those that arise within its territory.
A State has a legal obligation to ensure that a health system is accessible to all without discrimination,
The International Court of Justice in the Corfu Channel case held that a State has an obligation"not to allow knowingly its territory to be used for acts contrary to the rights of other States". Corfu Channel case, Judgment of April 9th,
that, moreover, a State has full sovereignty in evaluating the facts justifying the interdiction.
purpose of the Covenant, a State has a heavy onus to justify such a reservation.
in accordance with the principle of sovereignty, a State has absolute and supreme power
Japan firmly believes that the more advanced nuclear technology a State has and the larger the scale of its nuclear activity,
Obviously, when a State has a Government that represents all of its people,
Because the right to health demands that a State has a strategy and plan of action that encompasses the right to health,
Being a subject of national law, a State has the legal capacity to bear rights