Examples of using To the general principles in English and their translations into Chinese
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We must look to the general principles of contract interpretation.
In practice,the  new formulation would be interpreted as inherently subject to the general principles of provisional relief.
Article 10 also implies, subject to the general principles of international human rights law,the  right of persons with disabilities to  marry and have their own family.
As stated above,the  conduct of marine scientific research is subject to the general principles under part XIII of UNCLOS.
Article 10 also implies, subject to the general principles of international human rights law,the  right of persons with disabilities to  marry and have their own family.
Where there is no specific treaty to  govern international assistance requirements,recourse is had to the general principles of international law.
Paragraph 2 states that, where a question is not settled by the  Model Law,reference may be made to the general principles upon which it is based.
Reservations are subject to the general principles of treaty law, according to  which a party may not invoke its internal law as a justification for not performing its treaty obligations.
Under Schedule 2.1 of the  Constitution, custom will not be applied and enforced if, and to the  extent that, it is inconsistent with the  Constitution, or a statute,or'repugnant to the general principles of humanity'
Section 25, paragraphs(1) and(3),of the  law relating to the general principles and information to  clients.
In addition to the general principles elaborated in the  Final Document,the  Disarmament Commission agreed, by consensus, on the  sixteen principles  related to  verification, which were the  result of long and painstaking deliberations.
On no account should developmentactivities be allowed to  run counter to the general principles of the  human rights of indigenous peoples.
Procurement-related provisions reflect UNOPS adherence to the general principles of: best value for money; fairness, integrity and transparency; effective competition; and the  best interests of UNOPS and its clients.
(a) To  call on the  Sponsorship Programme to  continue to  adhere to the general principles, basic goals, basic operational purposes and basic operational modalities established in Decision 5 of the  Third Review Conference;
Canada claimed compensation for damage caused by the  radioactive fragments of the satellite pursuant to the  Space Liability Convention, and to the general principles of international law.
(b) The  Group' s conclusions on the  prescriptions of the  law on State Security Courts are said to  be" thoroughly wrong" andcontrary to the general principles of the  Code of Criminal Procedure.
Moreover, instead of a reference to  conformity with the  present convention,it was suggested that a reference to the general principles of the  present convention would be more appropriate.
Pursuant to the general principle contained in IMAC article 85, criminal proceedings may be transferred to  Switzerland.
All the  rights referred to  above and all the  fundamental rights andfreedoms recognized in title I of the  Constitution are subject to the general principle of non-discrimination.
Moreover, the General  Act on Banks andOther Financial Institutions makes an exception to the general principle that requires financial institutions to  maintain bank secrecy.
Rousseau formulates the general  principle(le principe de caducité)and then presents a series of significant exceptions to the general principle.
Furthermore, reservations are subject to the general principle of treaty interpretation according to  which a party may not invoke the  provisions of its domestic law as justification for a failure to  perform its treaty obligations.
Such reservations are subject to the general principle of treaty interpretation according to  which a party may not invoke the  provisions of its domestic law as justification for a failure to  perform its treaty obligations.