Examples of using Consular relations in English and their translations into Russian
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With respect to the latter, consular relations between Uruguay and the United Kingdom had been established as early as 1873.
Once diplomatic and consular relations were regulated by multilateral conventions establishing rights across the board,
Could the severance of diplomatic or consular relations result in such a change as to bring about the termination or suspension-- or perhaps modification-- of a unilateral act?
Noncitizens who were detained had the right to consular protection under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
The Under-Secretariat for Migration and Consular Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had been converted into an Under-Secretariat for Consular Services.
It is well recognized that consular relations may continue even in the event of war
Consular relations between the USSR and the US were restored only after 24 years in 1972.
Diplomatic, and Consular Relations, by Country, Since 1776:
The provisions of the said articles are consistent with the Vienna Conventions on diplomatic relations and consular relations.
Criminal immunities granted in the context of diplomatic or consular relations or during or in connection with a special mission;
The rules of international law governing consular relations are relatively recent
The Vienna Convention on Consular Relations(ratified by the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on 23 March 1989, entered into force on 27 May 1989);
India established consular relations with the DPRK in 1962
The severance or absence of diplomatic or consular relations between two or more States does not prevent the conclusion of treaties between those States.
Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, article 72, para. 2.
Some of the most prominent examples were the law of diplomatic and consular relations, the law of treaties,
Within 15 days after the signing of this Agreement, the Contracting Parties shall establish full diplomatic and consular relations.
rules of international law governing diplomatic and consular relations is an essential factor in ensuring normal relations among States.
including work in the sphere of diplomatic and consular relations, international intergovernmental
as defined by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963;