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given that a few countries still cling to the doctrine of nuclear deterrence based on the first use of nuclear weapons,
which were contrary to the doctrine of the Covenant and the obligations that the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had undertaken.
in his opposition to the doctrine of Infallibility, and supporting their arguments from his vast knowledge of ecclesiastical history.
Uriburu was recognized"interim" president of the Nation by the Supreme Court by the agreement that led to the doctrine of de facto governments
adhering to the doctrine of the believers' Church,
giving attention to the doctrine of God, the Trinity,
a number of States remain committed to the doctrine of nuclear deterrence based on the contemplated first use of nuclear weapons.
To the Doctrine of Atonement; I allude to that dangerous dogma in which you believe,
offers a powerful challenge to the doctrine of comparative advantage,
inmate:"All Iranians are liars." However, the right to claim state liability for the racial slur was denied due to the doctrine of laches.
Several nuclear-weapon States remain committed to the doctrine of nuclear deterrence based on the contemplated first use of nuclear weapons.
Several nuclear-weapon States remain committed to the doctrine of nuclear deterrence based on the contemplated first use of nuclear weapons
had recourse to the doctrine of estoppel as a corollary of the principle of good faith.
and in fidelity to the doctrine and teaching of the Church,
that the interpretation of laws, such as those relating to the doctrine of provocation, does not unfairly discriminate against women.
that the interpretation of laws, such as those relating to the doctrine of provocation, does not unfairly discriminate against women.
With regard to the doctrine of exhaustion of domestic remedies mentioned by the United States Government in its submission,the doctrine of exhaustion of domestic remedies to apply to the activity of the Working Group as a criterion for the admissibility of communications" E/CN.4/2006/7, paragraph 11.">
is the harmonization of legislative measures, i.e. the shift in national legislation on children from the"irregular situation" doctrine to the doctrine of comprehensive protection in the spirit of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
reference must be made to the doctrine of integration of standards that this Court has formulated in consonance with the rulings of the European Court of Human Rights Neumeister,