Examples of using Statute should in English and their translations into Spanish
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Fifth, the statute should provide a workable
A number of delegations expressed the view that the Statute should contain a list of the types of assistance that might be requested of States parties
The Statute should provide for the Security Council to be able to ask the Court to defer action in situations coming under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter,
The Statute should provide, here
in the view of one representative, far from satisfactory: the statute should set forth unambiguous conditions for the arrest of suspects
The Statute should provide for full cooperation by States with the Court, without infringing national security.
The crimes contained in the statute should be clearly defined,
We believe that the Statute should provide that there be some threshold showing,
appropriate forms of reparation[,[including][such as] restitution, compensation and rehabilitation].A number of delegations suggested that the Statute should address the issue of reparations to victims and their families.
accession by a State to the statute should automatically imply acceptance of the court's jurisdiction in respect of the crimes listed in article 20,
However, the statute should make it clear that the accused should not be able to claim in his defence either that he was performing official functions
in connection with article 102, that the representatives of States that had signed the Statute should be able to participate in the Assembly of States Parties as observers.
However, the inclusion of an exhaustive list of crimes might restrict the court's jurisdiction, and the statute should therefore provide a flexible procedure for its own revision and the extension of the court's jurisdiction.
It was also suggested that the court should apply national law concerning general rules of criminal law which were not addressed in the statute and that the statute should clearly determine which national law should be applied in each specific case.
his delegation's view was that the requirements of the Statute should prevail over any national legislation
since the statute of the court was certain to have an impact on national legal systems, the statute should be established on a consensual basis, which should be reflected in all its provisions.
Mr. SKIBSTED(Denmark) expressed the view that the definitions of the various elements of war crimes in the Statute should be based on the 1949 Geneva Conventions
considered that the requirements laid down by the Statute should be met by the judges
However, the view had been expressed that the statute should make clear that the parties were not entitled by right to suspend a decision of the tribunal pending appeal.
There was broad agreement that the fundamental principles of criminal law to be applied to the crimes punishable under the statute should be clearly laid down in the statute in accordance with the principle of legality,