Examples of using Binding rules in English and their translations into French
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are prepared to adopt binding rules so as to ensure respect for the most elementary
One of the criteria was that the initiative must observe the binding rules of international law,
The Special Commission notes that the question of the desirability and feasibility of binding rules in this area, including a legal basis,
Shares the Secretary-General's assessment concerning the insufficiency of existing binding rules at the global level governing the rights
In addition, the Article 29 Working Party also agreed on a procedure to speed up the approval procedures for binding rules on the dealing with personal data in internationally operating companies and corporations Binding Corporate Rules BCRs.
a General Assembly resolution, many of its provisions are recognized as enshrining binding rules of international customary law.
not as a body of binding rules.
the consequences of the potential adoption of binding rules.
They consisted of guiding principles, not binding rules, and were descriptive rather than prescriptive,
Further, the practice of prescribing organizational rules from above,. should be reconsidered. Instead, ways to negotiate binding rules with learners and assign responsibility to them shouldmight also be foundbe explored.
although this need not necessarily take the form of binding rules UNCTAD, 2009.
if the terms of the treaty represent binding rules of customary international law.
not if they seek to establish different binding rules in the same domain see graph in annex II.
judicial experts must comply with certain binding rules(A), usually under the supervision of a judge, who will ensure that the procedure is properly followed B.
These specific binding rules of IHL are much more than nebulous principles lacking real content and providing some convenient
It was therefore necessary to go beyond traditional mutual assistance: binding rules on cooperation and assistance geared to the specific needs of the Court had to be adopted.
This is why, apart from the specifications above, there are no binding rules as to how the communication material from and about Pro Helvetia is to be designed.
The view was expressed that there had been a recent tendency towards the development of non-legally binding instruments and that binding rules would better ensure the sustainability of
But as Mr. Sassoli said,"If the United Nations General Assembly cannot adopt binding rules, parliaments must understand their own responsibility as instruments of the international community”.
head off any tendency to replace the binding rules of the various sources of international humanitarian law("hard law")