Principle 22 Rules of procedure applicable in international courts

PRINCIPLE 22. RULES OF PROCEDURE APPLICABLE IN INTERNATIONAL COURTS

Such rules are said to be based on the principle of proportionality.

The rules of evidence provided for in principle 18 (c) shall apply.

The rules of evidence provided for in principle 16 (c) shall apply.

The authorities interviewed agreed that, in principle, they may operate normally in view of serious gaps and inaccuracies in national and international legal rules and regulations.

By the same token, although in some cases the rules on objections to reservations contained in part II, section 2, of the Vienna Conventions might apply, by analogy, to such objections, they were not in principle subject to those rules.

PARIS In difficult economic times like these, one principle should be given the same prominence as the headline grabbing issues of high deficits and austerity packages. That principle can be captured in just a few words Everyone must play by the rules.

In practice, the principle of lex specialis should suffice in most cases to deal with the question of responsibility for breach of the rules of the organization.

12 Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment, principle 33 Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, rule 36.

Rules are rules.

Principle ?

Principle 1 The Working Group discussed the following principle

Principle 5 The Working Groups discussed the following principle

Principle 32 Restrictions on the principle of due obedience

PRINCIPLE 32. RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF DUE OBEDIENCE

You know the rules. The rules are the rules.

The principle of cooperation must complement the principle of competition.

But rules are rules.

It was added that, while the principle of respect of the arbitration agreement might tolerate certain deviations, such as in article 22 (3) of the Hamburg Rules, these could not extend to preventing access to arbitration as envisaged under new draft article 83 without fundamentally affecting that principle.

There was a need to review the rules relating to death and disability benefits in order to develop a uniform scale based on the principle of equality of all Member States.

Same principle.

It was noted that article 22 covered that principle. Principle 3

Principle 35 Restrictions on the principle of the irremovability of judges

PRINCIPLE 35. RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF THE IRREMOVABILITY OF JUDGES

Principle 32 Restrictions on the principle of the irremovability of judges

PRINCIPLE 32. RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF THE IRREMOVABILITY OF JUDGES

Rules I. Scope of rules

ASEAN remained committed to the primacy of the multilateral trading system, to the principle of open regionalism and to ensuring that regional trade agreements were complementary to and consistent with WTO rules.

According to this author, there should be four qualitative principles (a) the principle of origin, (b) the principle of source, (c) the principle of residence and (d) the principle of nationality.

There is no reason to classify the principle of abrogation, if this be the general principle, other than as a legal principle.

Reaffirming the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned among Member States, broadly according to their capacity to pay in accordance with rule 160 of its rules of procedure,

Reaffirming the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned among Member States, broadly according to their capacity to pay in accordance with rule 160 of its rules of procedure,

After discussion, the Working Group agreed that, in principle, the draft uniform rules should contain provisions regarding the liability incurred by certification authorities in the context of their participation in digital signature schemes.

Reaffirming the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned among Member States, broadly according to their capacity to pay, in accordance with rule 160 of its rules of procedure,

Principle 3 Purposes

Principle 8 Implementation

Principle of distinction

Principle of proportionality

Principle of precaution

13.2.1 In principle

13.2.1 In principle

A splendid principle!

The deterrent principle.

In principle, yes.