Examples of using Binding instrument in English and their translations into Spanish
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scope of a comprehensive, legally binding instrument.
has become a legally binding instrument.
that the deep sea fisheries regime might have been stronger if a binding instrument had been concluded.
implementation of the non-legally binding instrument.
If a binding instrument would be the preferred option, it would be cast as a framework convention.
His delegation had been actively involved in the negotiations of the Group of Governmental Experts on a binding instrument to address the humanitarian impact of cluster munitions
said that China had participated actively in the drafting of the binding instrument for the protection of all persons against enforced disappearance.
A view was expressed that the effective functioning of a soft-law arrangement such as resolution 61/105 did not prevent the adoption of a binding instrument to govern the conservation
Any future binding instrument on enforced disappearances should precisely define the concept
Although the Maastricht Principles themselves are not a binding instrument(or‘hard law'), they clarify
A binding instrument will often also incorporate certain benefits such as the promotion of capacity-building
community development agreements, or any future binding instrument on business and human rights,
Given the importance of the responsibility of States in international law, a binding instrument must be concluded to strengthen the obligations of States and establish guidelines for effective compliance.
form of a new, autonomous, self-contained binding instrument.
in due course, to begin negotiations on a binding instrument on the national regulation of civilian possession of small arms
There is no binding instrument on judicial cooperation between the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran
As there is currently no comprehensive internationally binding instrument available to provide an agreed regulatory framework for this activity,
The EU has also adopted a binding instrument to regulate its action to combat trafficking in persons,
Assessing the advantages and disadvantages of a legally binding instrument on forests", FAO Committee on Forestry,
It emphasizes that‘everyone has duties towards and within community and encourages us all to be human rights defenders.' It is not a legally binding instrument, but it was adopted by consensus by the General Assembly- there is a strong commitment by States for its implementation.