Примеры использования Rules of international law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Draft article 17-- Relationship with special rules of international law.
In some cases, basic rules of international law were not respected.
The capacity of LAWS to comply with the rules of international law was again discussed.
Relationship to other rules of international law.
Following incorporation, the rules of international law become part of domestic law with binding force.
and on the basis of the rules of international law in force, an international crime may result, inter alia.
Codification was not intended to create rules of international law but to reflect and coordinate existing rules. .
Applicable rules of international law, including international human rights law
The rules of international law governing the right of a State to expel aliens include both the substantive rules
Generally recognized principles and rules of international law are an inseparable part of the Estonian legal system art. 3, EC.
Any groundless assertion on this question will be roundly refuted on the basis of the norms and rules of international law.
In such a case, the rules of international law as they now stand would not allow the act to be defined as mercenary, even if there was evidence of recruitment and payment.
Accepting the notion of so-called"mercy killings" would undermine key rules of international law applicable during armed conflicts.
See also ILA Montreal Rules of International Law Applicable to Transfrontier Pollution,
how such norms interact with other rules of international law.
It had therefore become necessary to take into account new events, new categories of crimes, new political factors and new rules of international law which had been adopted in the meantime.
Their use must be strictly regulated by the rules of international law and above all by the United Nations Charter.
In these instances, rape violates fundamental principles and rules of international law, in particular humanitarian
In such a case, the rules of international law as they now stand would not allow the act to be defined as mercenary, even if there was evidence of, for example, recruitment and payment.