Examples of using Launching state in English and their translations into Russian
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The one year runs from the occurrence of the damage or from the identification of the launching State which is liable.
provided the claimant State and the launching State are both Members of the United Nations.
Austria will then become a launching State.
The view was expressed that a recommendation for a launching State to provide information on the functional status of its space objects should be included in the IADC guidelines.
The view was expressed that the international legal regime governing outer space did not preclude internal arrangements between the launching State and the State of the current operator.
e. the launching State, cannot be a private or a legal person, but is entirely confined to a State activity for which the launching State will be liable.
The view was expressed that registration of a space object other than by a launching State was not conceivable under the Registration Convention.
remain associated with the launching State.
Provide appropriate prior notification to the launching State of a satellite if another State plans to approach that satellite;
A launching State is also required to maintain an appropriate registry of all space objects launched by them into Earth orbit or beyond.
The view was expressed that the State of registry for a space object should assume the liability as a major launching State for the space object.
When a space object is launched into Earth orbit or beyond, the launching State shall register the space object by means of an entry in an appropriate registry which it shall maintain.
Article II of the Convention provides that the launching State shall be absolutely liable to pay compensation for damage caused by its space object on the surface of the earth
Section 4 of the Swedish Decree on Space Activities states that the national register is for launches for which Sweden is considered the launching State in accordance with article 1 of the Registration Convention.
resolution 59/115 of 10 December 2004, which clarifies the concept of the launching State, a very important legal concept in space law.
Measures to ensure the safety of space activity are relevant to the concept of the launching State since they may reduce the damage a State is liable for under the Liability Convention.
If a State does not maintain diplomatic relations with the launching State concerned, it may request another State to present its claim to that launching State
A claim for compensation for damage may be presented to a launching State not later than one year following the date of the occurrence of the damage or the identification of the launching State which is liable.
by any natural or juridical person, present a claim to a launching State.
If, in addition to Sweden, another State may also be considered a launching State, the space object should be registered in Sweden only if this has been agreed between the States concerned;