Examples of using Is a principle in English and their translations into French
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Therefore, as the Court has said,"the fact that a child should have certainty about his parent is a principle of public policy
It is a principle of law, as far as the gathering of evidence is concerned,
Respect for liberty of person is a principle embodied in the Constitution, article 10 of which states that“No one may be arrested,
As the realization of human rights is a principle requiring universal treatment,
11): It is a principle and right of the judiciary to apply the law that is most favourable to the defendant in the case of doubt or of conflict between penal laws;
It is a principle of national policy under section 13(h) of the Constitution to encourage and promote conditions conducive
Proposals by Members of a Federal Credit Union“One member, one vote” is a principle among federal credit unions that encourages proactive member engagement with the board.
Nevertheless, it is a principle rooted in international law
which in some legal systems is a principle of law, and in other systems is an approach that guides decision-making.
The model of policing against crime is a principle underpinning all societies,
The principle of non-retrogression is a principle of international law that holds that a rights claimant is entitled to the rights regime that affords the highest level of available protection.
This is a principle widely accepted by IEC,
It is a principle that argues for internalizing the true economic costs of pollution control,
Lis Alibi Pendens, for its part, refers to parallel proceedings and is a principle pursuant to which once a dispute is pending in one forum,
Regarding the application of the principle of non-discrimination, since this is a principle that relates to fundamental human rights, the application of
assures the Committee that the indivisibility of human rights is a principle of paramount importance to New Zealand.
free universal education to age 15 is a principle of state policy.
Military necessity operates within this paradigm to prohibit acts that are not militarily necessary; it is a principle of limitation, not authorization.
The non-contributory nature of the pensions of the members of the Court is a principle of long-standing, which was already firmly established at the time of the League of Nations in respect of the Permanent Court of International Justice and which has consistently
If to Brazil the prevalence of human rights is a principle that should govern its relations in the international scene,