Примеры использования Took precedence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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regional human rights instruments, which took precedence over its national legislation.
that international treaties took precedence not only over national laws,
argued that the placement next to the church took precedence over other options.
International human rights treaties took precedence over the Slovak domestic legal system
since international treaties took precedence over domestic law.
international instruments took precedence over domestic legislation.
strategic postures as well as their status as nuclear-weapon States took precedence over the fulfilment of those obligations.
He asked whether the Convention took precedence over domestic legislation
which had been incorporated into its domestic legislation and took precedence over national laws.
Ms. Mujawamariya(Rwanda) said that all international agreements to which Rwanda was party took precedence over all domestic laws but the Constitution.
was a party to the principal international human rights instruments, and that their provisions took precedence over domestic legislation.
It was unclear if it took precedence over the Constitution and domestic laws
He noted that the provisions of the Convention were incorporated in Chinese domestic law and took precedence over it.
The Appeal Court judges had determined that any federal legislation took precedence over the Constitution of Puerto Rico.
that special laws took precedence over general laws.
in particular, whether they took precedence over other legislation.
international agreements to which his country was a party were a source of law and, in case of doubt, took precedence over domestic legislation.
A treaty took precedence over a law irrespective of whether the law predated
the provisions of international treaties, once ratified, took precedence over domestic law.
of the 1991 Constitution stipulated that international instruments to which Bulgaria was a party took precedence over domestic legislation.