Examples of using Principle of equitable and reasonable utilization in English and their translations into Spanish
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namely, the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization; the obligation not to cause significant harm;
such as the obligation of States sharing the same aquifer to cooperate and the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization.
However, the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization will not be properly served if participation in consultation,of an international watercourse may be affected to a significant extent" in paragraph 2 of article 4 is meant to apply only to a quantitative use of the waters of an international watercourse.">
The principle of equitable and reasonable utilization laid down in article 5 has an axiomatic element:
It was also stated that the principles of equitable and reasonable utilization and participation, contained in the 1997 Convention,
which was the only one that clearly established the principles of equitable and reasonable utilization, had been weakened
the Commission had held extensive debates on questions concerning sovereignty, the principles of equitable and reasonable utilization, the obligation not to cause harm
The principle of equitable and reasonable utilization applied to all aquifers.
On the whole, the draft articles reflected the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization of international watercourses.
Any such action would run counter to the fundamental principle of equitable and reasonable utilization of the watercourse.
Generally, the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization remained the guiding criterion in balancing the interests at stake.
In such instances, the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization remained the guiding criterion in balancing the interests at stake.
utilize transboundary aquifers or aquifer systems according to the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization, as follows.
which gave substance to the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization, was acceptable.
It is the view of Israel that in applying the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization, the needs of the neighbouring communities are what matter most.
However, the Netherlands would like to note that the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization has been redefined in order to apply it to non-renewable resources.
The principle of equitable and reasonable utilization set forth in the first sentence of the first paragraph is already a widely accepted notion at the international level.
Article 6, which gives a more precise definition of and substance to the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization, is in principle acceptable to the Turkish Government.
Draft article 4 set out the general principle of equitable and reasonable utilization in an attenuated form that sought to maximize the long-term benefits of the aquifer concerned.
The principle of equitable and reasonable utilization embodied in draft article 4,