Examples of using Aerospace objects in English and their translations into Spanish
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elaborating appropriate criteria and mechanisms for regulating these aspects of the regime governing aerospace objects and subsequently codifying them in norms of international law.
To continue to invite member States of the Committee to submit their preferences with regard to the replies of Member States to the questionnaire on aerospace objects, summarized in document A/AC.105/C.2/L.249
The same delegation was also of the opinion that the possibility of postponing further discussion on the item until further progress in the development of aerospace objects became evident could be taken into account.
the negotiation of legal standards on aerospace objects by the Working Group and the Legal Subcommittee.
the Working Group continued its consideration of the informal paper entitled"Draft questionnaire concerning aerospace objects" contained in document A/AC.105/C.2/1993/CRP.l.
It is the understanding of the Government of the Netherlands that this question seeks to establish whether a right of innocent passage through foreign airspace exists for aerospace objects during take-off and landing phases as opposed to in-flight passage.
any rule of customary international law with respect to the flight of aerospace objects.
Some delegations expressed the view that the Legal Subcommittee should continue its consideration of the legal issues relating to aerospace objects and that Member States should work towards achieving consensus on the issue by providing responses to the questionnaire prepared by the Secretariat.
In order to adequately deal with situations arising from the development or utilization of aerospace objects(for example, activities in foreign airspace),
concerning the definition of"aerospace objects", is a closed one, as the respondents are asked to say whether an aerospace object is one that:(a) is capable of travelling through outer space;
existing special national or international procedures for aerospace objects, with the possible exception of the space shuttle but see replies to questions 1
Technical Subcommittee to consider the possibility of preparing a report on the technical characteristics of aerospace objects in the light of the current level of technological advancement
Technical Subcommittee to examine scientific and technological aspects of aerospace objects, including their physical and functional features.
Technical Subcommittee should be invited to consider the possibility of preparing a report on the technical characteristics of aerospace objects in the light of the current level of technological advancement
other norms contained in the United Nations conventions on space are applicable and aerospace objects are subject to the norms regulating the airspace of States with respect to its relationship with State sovereignty.
That delegation also expressed the view that a comprehensive analytical report could be prepared on issues associated with aerospace objects, especially in the light of the replies that had been received from Member States to the questionnaire on possible legal issues with regard to aerospace objects.
Technical Subcommittee for its reply regarding the possibility of preparing a report on the technical characteristics of aerospace objects in the light of the current level of technological advancement.
invitation in the future, taking into account the results of the work on the development of criteria for analysing the replies to the questionnaire on aerospace objects A/AC.105/871, annex II, para. 11.
the same rule of law may not apply to aerospace objects because they are designed to have autonomous manoeuvrability.
No, there is no reason to separate and distinguish these two flight phases of aerospace objects from their other flight phases,