Exemples d'utilisation de Practice and jurisprudence en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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there was insufficient relevant practice and jurisprudence and, in the Arrest Warrant case, some judges of the International
share experiences, practices and jurisprudence.
State practice and jurisprudence in that area were very poorly developed.
it would be necessary to analyze State practice and jurisprudence.
State practice and jurisprudence as well as doctrine should also be given closer consideration.
The enjoyment of immunity ratione personae by such persons was supported by State practice and jurisprudence.
However, it was not clear whether that practice and jurisprudence were sufficiently consistent to allow for clear guidance.
That approach not only reflected customary practice and jurisprudence, but would avoid abuses in the exercise of diplomatic protection.
administrative practice and jurisprudence.
The Special Rapporteur suggested that the list of treaties should be replaced by an annex containing State practice and jurisprudence.
Although State practice and jurisprudence were very poorly developed,
leaving the articles to exert a growing influence through State practice and jurisprudence.
State practice and jurisprudence had not developed to such a stage that the possibility of modifying a treaty by subsequent practice could be generally recognized.
The current practice and jurisprudence is that an appointment, once made, cannot be set aside no matter how flawed the appointment process.
It then considers the content of the right as it has developed in the practice and jurisprudence of national and international courts
It was therefore important to work towards the adoption of an international convention to permit the harmonization of State practice and jurisprudence on the topic.
Based on the lessons learned from treaty practice and jurisprudence, we conclude(Section 4.0)
guidelines accompanied by commentary reflecting State practice and jurisprudence.
The legal practice and jurisprudence of a growing number of States indicated that immunity ratione personae was consistently granted to such State representatives while on official mission.
their historical development and current practice and jurisprudence.