Examples of using Accepted principles in English and their translations into Swedish
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strategies with ten universally accepted principles concerning human rights,
as well as morality and generally accepted principles of morality and public order.
strategies with ten universally accepted principles in the areas of human rights,
strategies with ten universally accepted principles in the areas of human rights,
the Euratom Community are contracting parties, the internationally accepted principles and requirements laid down in the Joint Convention
This means in summary, that the internationally accepted principles and requirements, laid down in the IAEA Standards
is completely at odds with the widely accepted principles associated with operating the Internet.
UN Global Compact and references internationally accepted principles, such as SA 8000
would thus be in violation of accepted principles governing research on human subjects(see the 1964 Declaration of Helsinki).
the application of internationally accepted principles or of Dutch law.
Policy option 1 consists in strengthening at EU level the internationally accepted principles and requirements for radioactive waste
This is an internationally accepted principle endorsed by the ICAO.5.
Following the G20 meeting in Pittsburgh, this has now become an internationally accepted principle.
A liberal land policy and the generally accepted principle of free movement of goods
Although the legal text does not clearly say so, it is a generally accepted principle that identical originating and-non-originating materials, to be included in a product, should be segregated physically.
It is a generally accepted principle in the academic world that the networks be kept as open as possible.
A generally accepted principle within the academic community is to keep the network as open as possible.
Such definitions are all the more important given that, until now, the accepted principle has been that the Member States are responsible for monitoring fisheries activity.
At the level of global discourse, however, the concept of the equality of the sexes has, for all practical purposes, now assumed the force of universally accepted principle.
The starting point was a generally accepted principle that is restated in every debate on energy policy,