Examples of using Only states in English and their translations into Russian
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It is clear that only States which fully comply with their obligations under the NPT can claim such a right.
Transfers involving only States Members of the United Nations should be reported to the United Nations Register;
Mr. VALENCIA RODRÍGUEZ pointed out that, according to article 9 of the Convention, only States parties could submit reports.
Moreover, the draft convention covered only acts committed by individuals although only States could commit nuclear terrorism.
It is to be noted that not only States but also international organizations may become parties to the Convention.
This distinction is vital to ensuring that only States members of UNCITRAL are involved in the consensus-building process;
However, his written submission to the Migration Board only states that he was subjected to battering during this period.
For a long time, only States had had access to contentious proceedings before the Court,
However, it is an accepted general principle of international law that only States can prosecute for ordinary criminal misconduct,
The report only states that the complainant"suddenly hit the police vehicle with his head
Since treaty-based crimes concerned only States parties to treaties,
We underline yet again that only States willing to assure the security of others by joining the international non-proliferation regime should benefit from negative security assurances.
It stressed that only States have human rights obligations and that, consequently, no human rights violation as such may constitute a criminal offence.
Germany were the only States that specified that minority groups took part in running their educational systems.
an amendment to it would involve only States parties to the Convention,
This draft article, as currently drafted, obliges only States that are acting wrongfully to cease their wrongful conduct.
his delegation supported the rule whereby only States parties or, alternatively,
Option 1 for paragraph 4 should be chosen; only States parties should be able to nominate judges for the Court.
The concept of individual criminal responsibility for infringements of humanitarian law marked a qualitative change from the traditional view that only States were subjects of international law.
The Committee did not, however, have the authority to modify the provisions of the Convention-- in that particular case, those under article 20-- and only States that had made reservations were competent to withdraw them.