 | 1976 - 1190 strani
...principles of existing law. The very fact of convening the third Conference on the Law of the. Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States...fisheries and conservation of the living resources of the sea.' In a dissenting opinion to the same case, Judge Gros similarly argued : Articles 1 and 2... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce - 1976 - 1222 strani
...expressing principles of existing law. The very fact of convening the third Conference on the Law of the Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States...fisheries and conservation of the living resources of the sea.8 In a dissenting opinion to the same case, Judge Gros similarly argued : Articles 1 and 2... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on International Relations - 1978 - 408 strani
...of existing law. The very fact of convening the third Conference on the Law of the Sea evidences n manifest desire on the part of all States to proceed...and co-operation. So it was in the past, and so it necessarily* is today. In the circumstances, the- Court, as a court « Anplo-Norwelelan Fisheries Case... | |
 | G.M. Wilner - 1979 - 406 strani
...the Law of the Sea, continues: The very fact of convening the third Conference on the Law of the Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States...and cooperation. So it was in the past, and so it necessarily is today. In the circumstances, the Court, as a court of law, cannot render judgment sub... | |
 | Edward MacWhinney, Manfred Lachs - 1995 - 426 strani
...expressing principles of existing law. The very fact of convening the third Conference on the Law of the Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States...and co-operation. So it was in the past, and so it necessarily is today. In the circumstances, the Court, as a court of law, cannot render judgment sub... | |
 | Jerzy Makarczyk - 1996 - 1014 strani
...Judgments (Merits) as follows: "The very fact of convening the Third Conference on the Law of the Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States to proceed to the codification of the law of the sea on a universal basis, including the question of fisheries and conservation of the... | |
 | Henrik Ringbom - 1997 - 286 strani
...ICJ noted that ' [t]he very fact of convening the third Conference of the Law of the Sea evidencefd] a manifest desire on the part of all States to proceed to the codification of that law on a universal basis'.73 Tommy Koh, the President of the UNCLOS III Conference, referred to the Convention as giving... | |
 | Academie De Droit International De La Haye - 2001 - 408 strani
...expressing principles of existing law. The very fact of convening the third Conference on the Law of the Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States...and co-operation. So it was in the past, and so it is necessarily today. In the circumstances, the Court, as a court of law, cannot render judgment sub... | |
 | Oriol Casanovas y La Rosa - 2001 - 294 strani
...with the new trends in this field: "the rules of International Law have been the product of natural accommodation, reasonableness and co-operation. So it was in the past, and so it necessarily is today. In the circumstances, the Court, as a court of law, cannot render judgement sub... | |
 | Eyal Benvenisti - 2002 - 308 strani
...failed to come to an agreement: The very fact of convening the third conference on the Law of the Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States...universal basis, including the question of fisheries. .. Such a general desire is understandable since the rules of international maritime law have been... | |
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States and as vehicles of their aspirations, rather than as expressing principles of existing law. The very fact of convening the third Conference on the Law of the Sea evidences a manifest desire on the part of all States to proceed to the codification... 
