Примеры использования Legal doctrine на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iceland adhered to the dualistic legal doctrine to the effect that international treaties did not assume the force of domestic law
Nevertheless, in its legal doctrine universal jurisdiction was understood as the possibility for a State to prosecute serious crimes regardless of where they were committed
Yet, international legal doctrine, obsessed, along the XXth century, with the ideas of State sovereignty and territorial integrity(which are not here in question) to the exclusion of others, was oblivious of
as this is one area in which legal doctrine appears to be lagging behind practice.
The current state of which is summarized by Frank Horn as follows:“To sum up, legal doctrine has not succeeded in doing away with the uncertainty from which the notion of interpretative declarations suffered throughout all the deliberations of the ILC
Thus the urgency to sponsor a legal doctrine supported by compliance with the international
The relevant United Nations legal doctrine, which had been clearly established in the Charter of the United Nations,
Under United States legal doctrine, the“modification” of genetic material can be interpreted as“creation” or“invention”, allowing the patenting of altered biological material, including cell-lines“shuffled” from human genes.
Despite this legal doctrine, compensation has in fact been paid by the United States for many Indian land cessions at the time they were made,
on the one hand, and the legal doctrine of State responsibility for injuries to aliens
the study notes that disability NGOs are beginning to look to the United Nations human rights system as a source of inspiration and of useful legal doctrine.
the Criminal Procedure[Consolidated Version] Law, accepting the legal doctrine regarding"Abuse of Process" as part of the Israeli criminal law.
neither State practice nor jurisprudence or legal doctrine require any specific formality,
that the Assembly had developed a consolidated, universal legal doctrine on decolonization, which Spain had embraced wholeheartedly.
Another discriminatory legal doctrine that appears to be widespread is the doctrine that States have practically unlimited power to control
Another discriminatory legal doctrine that appears to be widespread is the doctrine that States have practically unlimited power to control or regulate the use of indigenous lands,
by having recourse to international customary law, legal doctrine, and expert views,
which would also make a useful contribution to international case law and legal doctrine.
law(the 1955 Judgement of the International Court of Justice in the Nottebohm case) and in legal doctrine.
both in political thinking and in legal doctrine.