Examples of using To the doctrine in English and their translations into Arabic
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gave further support to the doctrine of specialization.
In addition to the doctrine of State responsibility, States may have obligations under specific treaties to provide remedies.
That approach conformed to the doctrine of diplomatic protection as developed in State practice and customary international law.
Here we come into conflict with those who subscribe to the doctrine of" limits on freedom of recognition".
Some delegations expressed concern with regard to the doctrine of foreign sovereign immunity
Referring to the doctrine of privity of contract, the court thus concluded that CM could not be bound by the arbitration agreement.
Protocols on training and work in prisons should be revised to the same end and adapted to the doctrine of human rights during incarceration;
States are entitled in such instances to take private property for public purposes, according to the doctrine of“eminent domain” or other similar institutions.
Another nuclear-weapon State has disavowed its earlier commitment to the doctrine of no first use of nuclear weapons, some say in reaction to the expansion of military alliances.
All these have directly contributed to the doctrine of" winning the war by letting the enemy launch the first strike" in China ' s ancient military theory.
Rejection of the speculative metaphysics and theology of the late Middle Ages and of the logical delusions perceived as meaningless; thereby far reducing philosophy to the doctrine of virtue.
Whilst opposition to Lenin prior to 1924 was largely opposition to Lenin as an individual, post 1924 it has centered more on opposition to the doctrine of Leninism.
With regard to the thematic discussion on nuclear weapons, nuclear-weapon States have enormous arsenals of nuclear weapons and their means of delivery thanks to the doctrine of strategic nuclear deterrence.
This exercise, which centres on alternative development, is not only a contribution to the doctrine on the subject, but is also a pragmatic step towards designing new regional strategies.
According to the doctrine of non-intervention, foreign interference in the domestic affairs of other States and the sale of weapons to the incumbent government or to insurgent groups are no solution.
According to the doctrine of belligerent reprisals, the use of a nuclear weapon in retaliation for a prior use of such a weapon would not be considered a breach of the ban.
was not limited to the doctrine of" clean hands", which had been considered at the Commission ' s previous session.
Argentina refers to the doctrine of indivisibility of human rights and considers opportune the proposal to create a complaint mechanism analogous to the individual complaints mechanism under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
According to the doctrine, although a State could not impose obligations on other States through a unilateral act,