Examples of using Rules and principles in English and their translations into French
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We reiterate Venezuela's strong rejection of the application of any unilateral measure with extraterritorial effects that violates the rules and principles of international law.
following agreed rules and principles?
there must not be any doubt that universal rules and principles apply everywhere.
she developed rules and principles to be applied in these situations.
Our code of conduct is based on the Group values and on a set of ethical rules and principles such as non-discrimination,
which would set out a number of relevant internationally recognized rules and principles.
EC-law and other general rules and principles.
it is used to verify the application of the rules and principles defined under the risk management system.
particularly in Latin America, to disseminate the rules and principles of international protection implemented in the framework of the International Conference on Central American Refugees CIREFCA.
administrative investigations into possible violations of rules and principles on the use of force.
The rules and principles by which they must operate are scattered in a variety of statutes,
The Ministry of Internal Affairs pays special attention to implementation of the provisions of the United Nations treaties and the rules and principles of national legislation aimed at ensuring
the domestic law of the host state, and applicable rules and principles of international law.
in accordance with the rules and principles of international law
in violation of all rules and principles of international humanitarian law.
The rules and principles used in determining the compensation
The project to establish Rules and Principles of Transnational Civil Procedure conjectures that a procedure for litigation in transactions across national boundaries is also worth the attempt.
Universally recognized rules and principles of international law
The rules and principles in international humanitarian law,
The Working Group was informed that in certain jurisdictions the Model Provisions could only be enacted in such a way that they would not conflict with certain fundamental rules and principles that formed the basis of their legal tradition.