Examples of using Principle is applied in English and their translations into French
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This principle is applied notably for revenue-sharing arrangements(special numbers,
However, as there is a possibility that a child born in Japan may become stateless if this principle is applied rigidly, the jus soli principle is also applied
litigants do not know Arabic, which is the official language of the courts. This principle is applied in all types of court.
especially on how this principle is applied by judges, lawyers
continental shelf, no matter which principle is applied in the delimitation.
The principle is applied in all pre-adoption processes for example,is issued. It also applied to decisions at all levels of the national adoption system, such as the local offices of PANI, the Regional Adoption Councils, the National Adoption Council, the Department of Adoptions, the Juvenile Court and the Family Courts in the judiciary.">
The Forum recommends that this principle be applied in other jurisdictions.
In a few States, the principle was applied in exceptional cases.
Nevertheless, this principle was applied in general legal practice.
This principle was applied to Core Component Libraries D. 08B and D. 09A.
These principles are applied without any kind of discrimination.
These principles are applied through four procedures.
The provisions are recommendations that set out how the principles are applied in practice.
Provisions are recommendations that detail how the principles are applied.
This principle was applied in British experiments with bombs,
Public participation processes may in principle be applied to all types of forest ownership.
This is a concrete example of the precaution principle being applied, where the objective is to have a proactive rather than reactive attitude toward future climate problems.
It has been developed for municipal solid waste treatment but could in principle be applied to other wastes.
international instruments, the latter could, in principle, be applied, unless a reservation stipulated otherwise.
the term“habeas corpus” did not exist in the francophone African legal system, the principle was applied.