LOAC Manual and the legal input to doctrine

The judiciary makes such decisions according to established legal doctrine and principles.

The joint service legal team at the Joint Doctrine and Concepts Centre (mentioned at paragraph 1 above) conducts these reviews.

The United Kingdom has established a joint service legal team at its Joint Doctrine and Concepts Centre at Shrivenham in Wiltshire.

First, the legal fiction of the doctrine was that an injury to a national was an injury to the State itself.

Australia's existing legal obligations are always taken into account when writing doctrine and this is also reflected in the Australian Government's manuals.

36. The legal doctrine created by this case continues to be the governing law on this matter in the United States today.

5 This is subject to the doctrine of legitimate expectations and other legal principles expounded by the CFA in Ng Siu Tung's case.

38. Another discriminatory legal doctrine that appears to be widespread is the doctrine that States have practically unlimited power to control or regulate the use of indigenous lands, without regard for constitutional limits on governmental power that would otherwise be applicable.

The Obama Anti Doctrine

A Chinese Monroe Doctrine?

The New Bush Doctrine

Policy doctrine and development

(A foreign policy doctrine)

There is a certain rather limited value in indicating the concepts which appear in the doctrine as explanations of the legal regime posited by individual writers.

The prospects are that this tendency will continue To a large extent the doctrine of legal, or justifiable, war has been outlawed in the international community.

That's called the Powell Doctrine.

A Watershed Doctrine for America

The Nixon Shock Doctrine Revisited

The Obama Doctrine and Africa

The term peacebuilding was unsatisfactory there was no widely accepted definition of the term in political doctrine, the legal corpus of international law or any national legislation.

Legal advice is also made available to single service doctrine centres such as the Air Warfare Centre at Waddington where a service lawyer is on the staff.

Outer space had to be delimited not only because of practical considerations but also because of the increasingly widely shared opinio juris generalis which legal doctrine recognized.

More recently, the High Court of Australia in its 1992 decision in Mabo v. Queensland discussed the legal and other effects of the doctrine of terra nullius.

develop a doctrine for combatting terrorism

The acts of Jordan and Colombia also have clear, important legal consequences arising from renunciation and recognition, institutions which have been widely recognized and studied in international doctrine.

The Court finally settled the conflicting views of the French Supreme Court departments and established the old rule of absolute abrogation as the sole legal doctrine of France.

Article 227 of the 1988 Brazilian Constitution incorporated the legal doctrine of Full Protection of Children and for the first time in Brazil's history children are given absolute priority.

Truly ye are in a doctrine discordant,

Truly ye are in a doctrine discordant,

But say the things which fit sound doctrine,

But say the things which fit sound doctrine,

The second priority was to elaborate a doctrine.

Canada, for example, established this doctrine in 1888.

The ILC commentary also makes clear that the doctrine of necessity codified in article 25 is distinct from the doctrine of military necessity.

Amid this criticism, however, Rank did accept that the rebus doctrine could apply to armed conflict if all of the conditions of the doctrine are met, emphasizing that this doctrine could never result in automatic termination of treaties.

Like the rebus sic stantibus doctrine discussed above, the impossibility doctrine closely parallels the developing rules on the effects of armed conflict on treaties.

But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine

But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine

Practice and doctrine in this area have changed considerably.

This latter doctrine is discussed in the next section.

This difference is the cornerstone of our nuclear doctrine.

Nevertheless, since the subject was dominated by doctrine and practice was sparse, it would be necessary to study State practice in a variety of legal systems before any acceptable standards could be identified.

7 The applications of these principles to such claims would be subject to the doctrine of legitimate expectations and other legal principles expounded by the CFA in Ng Siu Tung (paragraph 190 above).

The criminal charges against the alleged victims had been dismissed by the Provincial Prosecutor for the failure of the personnel to follow the legal doctrine of quot reasonable suspicion founded on probable cause quot .