Some political acts could actually produce legal effects.

The form can have an impact insofar as a statement may be considered to produce legal effects.

The conduct in question relates to categories of silence, acceptance, acquiescence and estoppel, all forms of unilateral conduct of States that undoubtedly produce legal effects similar to the effects of an act considered as an expression of will formulated with the intention of producing legal effects.

The necessary differentiation between unilateral acts of a legal character and unilateral acts which do not produce legal effects is undoubtedly one of the more complex aspects of the topic.

Another relevant question which arises during the consideration of such acts is the need to establish the moment at which they produce legal effects.

The absence of protest at this situation and repeated conduct consistent with this state of affairs is what produces, or may produce, legal effects.

In that regard we should recall, merely as a basic reference, that the International Court of Justice has in various cases considered certain types of unilateral State conduct which produce or may produce legal effects.

So QE would produce some probably weak balance sheet effects.

Sometimes, complicated devices are used to produce the desired effects.

Thus, drugs that increase dopamine signaling may produce euphoric effects.

It is believed that Myanmar continues to produce landmines, with devastating effects.

In the case of the statements made by the nuclear weapon States, we are dealing with guarantees which may also produce legal effects if is concluded that these declarations are legal and therefore binding on these countries in that respect.

The main factors which can produce collateral effects, during or following a conflict, include

One classification proposed, for example, was the distinction between acts which contribute to the development of customary norms of international law, acts which create specific legal obligations, and acts which produce other effects under international law.

In that connection it should be noted that, without constituting unilateral acts within the strict meaning of the term in which the Commission is interested, such conduct may produce relevant legal effects as the Court found in this case.

See McNair and Watts, The Legal Effects of War, 1966, pp. 2 and 3.

Consequently the words and effects should be deleted from draft guideline 1.6 with a view to its revision, given that validity was simply the ability of the reservation to produce effects.

At issue for Cuba was a unilateral legal act which produced legal effects from the moment it was formulated, regardless of Uruguay's reaction.

59(1), p. 267 (citing McNair and Watts, The Legal Effects of War 20 n.

The Truman Proclamation and the statements made by the French authorities concerning the suspension of nuclear tests might be viewed as unilateral stricto sensu since they have been considered to produce legal effects without the need for a reaction from the addressee(s).

It should also be noted that the report considers only unilateral legal acts in the strict sense of the term, in accordance with the discussions in the Commission and some types of conduct which, without being acts of that nature, can produce similar effects.

This practice is openly accepted, but it is not considered by Law, so, legally it does not produce any effects in marriage.

In the cases considered, it seems difficult to determine the moment at which an act produces legal effects.

The legal effects that flow from the conclusion of a contract apply without distinction to all parties to the contract.

On the contrary, they suggest that suppressing fever may occasionally produce harmful effects, and conclude that widespread use of drugs to reduce fever should not be encouraged.

They should counter the negative effects of globalization on social development and the new threats posed by market driven reforms, as they appear to produce social exclusion.

Since unilateral acts were usually a means of achieving political ends, their legal effects did not necessarily reflect their true nature.

The arrest warrant, assuming that the ICC issues it, seems unlikely to produce the extra judicial effects the political and moral delegitimization of the accused that sometimes follow.

While aimed at reducing long term environmental damage, cap and trade policies could produce significant harmful economic effects in the near term that would continue into the future.

The legal effects of nationality acquired by such means fell within one of the established means of acquisition birth, descent or naturalization.

That was why the Commission should not lose sight of those conditions and deal only with the legal effects of the act.

The origin of the act and its legal effects came into being at the time Venezuela was notified, regardless of its reaction.

The disaster may produce some disproportionate supply chain effects in autos and information technology product lines such as flash drives, but any such disruptions would tend to be transitory.

The Obama administration has developed policies to counter these negative effects, but, in my judgment, they are not adequate to turn the economy around and produce a sustained recovery.

This means that, as the International Court of Justice held in the Nuclear Tests case, the act would produce effects without the need for a reply from the Government of Venezuela.

Article 312 provides that each spouse has full legal capacity, but these rights and powers may be limited by the effects of the matrimonial regime .

This example, of course, does not involve a unilateral act stricto sensu, but rather State conduct that produced certain legal effects, in the Court's view.

That was suggested by the very title of article 19, since the fact that a reservation was formulated did not mean that it was made , i.e. that it would actually produce effects.

Enterprises, particularly those in high tech industries, cannot function and produce without stable electric grid systems, and institutional infrastructure such as adequate legal protections for their property.

The second way that QE might have a slight effect is by lowering mortgage rates, which would help to sustain real estate prices. So QE would produce some probably weak balance sheet effects.

It is assumed that they can produce such effects as from the time of their formulation without the need for their acceptance or for any reaction conveying such acceptance, as has been noted.

The starting point for such conclusions could be that international law attributed certain legal effects to acts freely undertaken by States without other States necessarily being involved.

On the question of legal effects, these, although highly diverse (obligations, renunciation, recognition, etc.), needed to be considered in the light of their conformity with international law.

The fact that some unilateral acts could have binding legal effects for other parties added to the difficulty of examining them with a view to their codification.

Over the next three years, the aptly named Extraordinary Chambers will seek to produce a measure of legal accountability for one of the worst genocides of the twentieth century.