Examples of using To an interpretative declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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on silence in response to an interpretative declaration, dealt with two different
The same caveat applies, however: if States or international organizations do not adequately publicize their reactions to an interpretative declaration, they run the risk that the intended effects may not be produced.
With regard to draft guideline 2.9.2, on opposition to an interpretative declaration, his delegation shared the view that the expression"excluding or limiting its effect" could be misleading when
Regarding guideline 2.9.9(Silence with respect to an interpretative declaration), in most cases silence merely denoted a lack of relevance to the affairs of the non-responding State,
In principle, therefore, silence in response to an interpretative declaration should not be construed as approval
Guideline 3.6.2 stated the impermissibility of an opposition to an interpretative declaration, to the extent that such opposition did not comply with the conditions for permissibility of an interpretative declaration set forth in guideline 3.5.
As was explained in the commentary, that situation was particularly evident in the case where an opposition to an interpretative declaration made in respect of a treaty that prohibited such declarations was expressed through the formulation of an alternative interpretation.
whereby silence is not to be interpreted as either approval of or opposition to an interpretative declaration, the wording of draft guideline 2.9.9,
international organization to an interpretative declaration should not be presumed.
which narrowed the distinction between opposition to an interpretative declaration and objection to a reservation.
2.9.9(Silence with respect to an interpretative declaration), as provisionally adopted, had been harmonized to some extent.
draft guideline 2.9.2 could define such opposition to an interpretative declaration as the intention of, and effect anticipated by,
which referred to"certain specific circumstances" in which a party might be considered as having acquiesced to an interpretative declaration by reason of its silence, should be looked
Her delegation also considered that the wording of draft guideline 2.9.4 adequately reflected the ability of a State to react at any time to an interpretative declaration, even before the entry into force for the author of the approval,
just as it preferred the term"approval" to"acceptance" to designate a positive reaction to an interpretative declaration, the Commission decided to use the term"opposition", rather than"objection", to refer to a negative reaction,
In particular, Argentina concurred with the proposed text defining opposition to an interpretative declaration included in draft guideline 2.9.2,
Her delegation considered especially relevant the approach to the non-presumption of approval or opposition to an interpretative declaration expressed in draft guideline 2.9.8,
Opposition" to an interpretative declaration means a unilateral statement made by a State