Примеры использования General international на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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General international law.
Referring to general international law.
General international and national causes.
University professor in general international law.
Ii. general international principles as to the.
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This principle is set down in general international law.
General International Standard Archival Description ISDIAH.
And even in the treaties and manuals on general international law.
Norms of general international law.
It would be preferable to leave them to general international law.
General international law, Baghdad University, 1980-2005.
If necessary, the principles and rules of general international law;
Claims under general international law were made with abundant caution.
The relationship between special regimes and general international law.
General international law also provided principles and rules on that subject.
A comparable procedure could be used in general international law.
General international law therefore does not govern questions relating to this field.
Other obligations under peremptory norms of general international law.
The general international economic orientations have also undergone a considerable transformation.
Applicable treaties andthe principles and rules of general international law; and.
Conforming with the general international orientation towards freedom of trade exchanges and economic transactions.
Emergence of a new peremptory norm of general international law(jus cogens).
While there unfortunately remained differences of opinion, Member States were committed to negotiating in good faith andreaching agreement on a general international convention.
According to article 10 of the Constitution, general international law has the rank of constitutional law.
Our understanding is that ethnic cleansing is already prohibited by general international law.
The Court considers that general international law contains no applicable prohibition of declarations of independence.
On the contrary, the treaty bodies made constant use of general international law.
However, the Committee reiterates the settled rule of general international law that all branches of government, including the judicial branch, may be in a position to engage the responsibility of a State party.
Any other obligations under peremptory norms of general international law.
The term"duty to prosecute" is intended to reflect the general international law obligation to proceed under national law or in accordance with the statutes of international judicial organs.