NigeriaРІР‚в„ўs representative said there was no urgency to conclude a convention since the articles were already in use as guides in courts, tribunals and other bodies. Rather, the General Assembly could commend the articles to the attention of Governments and express satisfaction that they were extensively the point of reference for international and domestic courts, tribunals and other bodies in their decisions and opinions. A convention should not be elaborated now. When the Committee turned to State responsibility for internationally wrongful acts, the representative of Poland said the articles elaborated over 40Р’В years were one of the most monumental achievements of the International Law Commission. Others speaking to the matter were the delegates of Norway (for the Nordic countries), Portugal, China, Argentina, United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, Russian Federation, Venezuela, Austria and Indonesia. The Assembly should welcome the articles and commend them to the attention of States, also encouraging States to be guided by the articles in the conduct of their relations, especially in negotiating agreements. Noting the close relationship between the prevention and liability aspects of the matter that involved the principles on allocation of loss, the representative of New Zealand (speaking also for Australia and Canada) said the best course seemed to not move ahead towards a convention without broad and unified support.

The Assembly this session was to decide what form the articles on prevention and the principles on liability should take. Introducing the topic of prevention of transboundary harm from hazardous activities and the allocation of loss in the case of such harm, the Chairman of the Sixth Committee, Alexei Tulbure ( Moldova), recalled the two aspects of the item, prevention and liability. Eurasian Development Bank, located in Kazakhstan that serves as an investment and development information centre. Energy Charter Conference, which is the governing body of the Energy Charter Treaty and its Protocol on Energy Efficiency, a legally binding instrument on investment and trade and Italian-American Institute, which aims to enhance cooperation between States, promotes knowledge through its Library and Centre for Documentation, and fosters relations between Europe and Latin American countries Regional Centre on Small Arms and Light Weapons in the Great Lakes Region, the Horn of Africa and Bordering States, which is an international and intergovernmental body serving as a framework for combating arms and promoting human security through legislative and administrative means The organizations to be granted observer status are: The Sixth Committee (Legal) today recommended the granting of observer status in the work of the General Assembly to four organizations by approving relevant draft resolutions without a vote, while concluding debate on prevention of transboundary harm from hazardous activities and responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts. Some Delegates Say Convention May Draw Fewer Supporters Р”Р‡our Groups Recommended for Observer Status in Work of General Assembly LEGAL COMMITTEE WEIGHS MERITS OF GUIDELINES, FORMAL TREATY The presentation is concluded with proposed technological roadmaps that aim to allow the development of the building blocks on which the next generation instruments will be able to rely on.REVIEWING ISSUES OF HARM, DAMAGE FROM UNLAWFUL TRANSBOUNDARY ACTIONS, Finally, the performance assessment is presented, and is the basis for the justification of an active optics correction chain, with a preliminary set of requirements for typical components of the system.

It then presents the high-level trade-offs that have been led and the optical and mechanical design that have been developed, including the deployable aspects. For both application cases, this paper first summarizes the mission objectives and constraints that have influence on the telescope designs. This study has targeted two very different application cases, one for High Resolution Earth Observation from Geostationary orbit (called GeoHR, with a 4m diameter entrance pupil) and one for Science missions requiring very large telescopes (with a up to 18 m diameter entrance pupil) with high-contrast imaging capabilities for exo-Earth observations and characterization. This paper describes the outcomes of a study funded by the European Space Agency aimed at identifying the technical challenges and trade-offs at the system level, performing preliminary designs of an active correction loop for large deployable telescopes, and defining technological roadmaps for the development of the active correction loop for the selected designs.

Ludovic butel