Translation for "notify es" to english

Notify es

• notify is

Translation examples

notify is

Como se ha escrito, parece en efecto que "in the case of a bilateral treaty it is the invariable practice, prior to the making of arrangements for the exchange of ratifications and sometimes even prior to ratification of the treaty, for the government making the statement or declaration to notify the other government thereof in order that the latter may have an opportunity to accept, reject, or otherwise express its views with respect thereto" Marjorie M. Whiteman, Digest of International Law, vol. 14, 1970, págs. 188 y 189.
Indeed, it appears from what has been written that “in the case of a bilateral treaty it is the invariable practice, prior to the making of arrangements for the exchange of ratifications and sometimes even prior to ratification of the treaty, for the government making the statement or declaration to notify the other government thereof in order that the latter may have an opportunity to accept, reject, or otherwise express its views with respect thereto”. / Marjorie M. Whiteman, Digest of International Law, vol. 14, 1970, pp. 188-189.

In a more formal way, we notify every three months through a processverbal sent to the Permanent Missions to the OAS or after meetings where there are a significant number of new signatures and ratifications such as, for example, the General Assembly.
In a more formal way, we notify every three months through a procès-verbal sent to the permanent missions to OAS or after meetings where there are a significant number of new signatures and ratifications such as, for example, the General Assembly.

La Corte Internacional de Justicia observó al respecto, que los tribunales franceses no fueron informados por el Gobierno de Djibouti de que las acciones de los funcionarios de Djibouti eran acciones de Djibouti propiamente, y, en un sentido más general, que el Estado "which seeks to claim immunity for one of its organs is expected to notify the authorities of the state concerned".
The International Court of Justice noted in this connection that the French courts had not been informed by the Government of Djibouti that the acts of the Djibouti officials were its own acts, and, more generally, that "the State which seeks to claim immunity for one of its State organs is expected to notify the authorities of the other State concerned".