Examples of using Unilateral statements in English and their translations into Spanish
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the Commission has accepted that all unilateral statements meeting this definition constitute reservations.
Third, the Special Rapporteur noted that several unilateral statements called"reservations" by their authors as,
The unilateral statements of the nuclearweapon States, albeit very minimal in their scope,
the definition of reservations contained in the draft Guide to Practice which included the case of unilateral statements by States, which made a notification of their succession to a treaty,
In addition, like reservations, they take the form of unilateral statements made at the time of signature or of the expression of consent to be bound even if they may subsequently be modified-- but, under certain conditions, reservations may be modified too.
Security Council resolution 984(1995) and the unilateral statements of nuclear-weapon States were welcome developments; however,
while noting the unilateral statements by each of the nuclear-weapon States, in which they give very limited,
of 11 April 1995, noting the unilateral statements by each of the nuclear-weapon States, and calls upon all nuclear-weapon States
Such conditions could not be equated with the restrictions contained in unilateral statements made under optional clauses in the context of reservations to a multilateral treaty; while it was true that the objective of such restrictions or conditions was to limit the legal effect of a treaty's provision, they did not in themselves constitute unilateral statements.
notably those referring to examples of unilateral statements that were outside the scope of the Guide to Practice; in the final
Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT), the nuclear-weapon States made unilateral statements on assurances, which were then incorporated in the form of positive
including unilateral statements by all relevant stakeholders are strongly encouraged,
The 1995 unilateral statements and the subsequent Security Council resolution are inseparable parts of the deal in the 1995 Review Conference, and the efforts to undermine multilateral
observations by Governments on whether unilateral statements by which a State purports to increase its commitments
this draft guideline concerns unilateral statements by which a StateFor obvious reasons,
the Treaty in 1995, the five nuclear-weapon States gave their non-nuclear-weapon partners, by means of separate unilateral statements on 5 and 6 April 1995,
The 1995 unilateral statements and the subsequent UN Security Council resolution are inseparable parts of the deal in the 1995 NPT Review Conference and the efforts undermining multilateral achievement in the field of disarmament
By contrast, since draft guideline 1.4.6 defines unilateral statements made under an optional clause
as do the draft guidelines on statements purporting to undertake unilateral commitments(1.4.1) and on unilateral statements purporting to add further elements to a treaty 1.4.2.
the Special Rapporteur had initially believed that this was not true for the second category of unilateral statements.