Norms of jus cogens were non derogable and the effect of this operation was to produce the invalidity of the inferior norm.

The draft mandate clearly provides for this.

The acts of torture and repression carried out against the prisoners were in direct violation of international norms.

And this has become such a norm of our professional lives, such a norm and such an expectation.

Drew up guidelines to serve as norms for the development of legislation on states of emergency E CN.4 Sub.2 1991 28 Rev.1, annex I. Some of the model norms have been updated in this report.

Basic provisions in this connection are recommended in 7.1.9 of the Model Regulations.

Enrollment is conducted based on an open competition, and in accordance with the rules and regulations of the secondary school.

The provisions of the Family Law were the only regulations in respect of marriage.

The following legal and regulatory acts have been adopted to promote equal employment opportunities for women and men

Inasmuch as obligations erga omnes did not implicate normative hierarchy, it was suggested that this would be better addressed under the title norms with special status in international law .

Most documents identify the provisions of the Convention or the decisions of the Conference of the Parties that provide the mandates for the activities that are discussed in the documents.

Article 5a CEDAW, and the implications arising from it, does indeed prescribe a norm that goes beyond most existing legislation on the emancipation of men and women.

The Model Additional Protocol should be the universal norm for verifying compliance with the Treaty.

An extensive framework of standards and norms to combat violence against women exists.

In jurisdictions where procurement is regulated by binding and mandatory legal norms, comprising a majority of those reviewed for the present study, most rules regulating public procurement would be encompassed by article 5 of the Model Law as they would be considered legal or normative acts.

That term should not be confused with the concepts of auto normative acts (imposing obligations on the author) and hetero normative acts (imposing obligations on other States).

The right to regulate is of particular importance for developing countries, as many of them do not yet have an optimal regulatory and institutional framework in place.

Model Regulations

Implementation specific

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I don't know whether they will decide to have this honor code.

To eliminate this phenomenon, the State has developed and adopted a number of legal and regulatory acts and State programmes and action plans, which has fostered gender equality.

To avoid conflicts of jurisdiction, the terms of reference of the Commissions must be set forth clearly. They shall incorporate at least the following stipulations and limitations

To avoid conflicts of jurisdiction, the commissions apos terms of reference must be clearly defined. They shall incorporate at least the following stipulations and limitations

These normative acts define the market economy principle as the fundamental one in this respect.

The problems were not with regard to norms themselves but what happened to them.

23. The abominations that are currently being visited upon children in so many theatres of conflict around the world are due in large measure to a normative crisis at both the international and local levels.

The requirements for industrial hygiene are laid out in the Labour Code and relevant normative acts.

In July, Al Jazeera became the first Arab TV station to create a professional code of ethics. According to the BBC, the code defines with absolute clarity and transparency how Al Jazeera journalists are to behave, and sets clear divisions between news, analysis, and commentary.

In response, it was observed that article 9 contained a substantive rule with a broader scope than the right of direct access under article 6.

It was not clear how an international benchmark, if established, could be administered, particularly by UNCTAD.

That there doesn't exist a unique legislative regulations for the entire territory of BiH,

Regulatory pitfalls may include over regulating private practices contracts, restricting new entries, or regulating tariffs, fees or prices.

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Activities to disseminate those norms were being conducted at various levels.

Private doctors were also allowed to treat prisoners within the procedures stipulated in the Prison Rules.

Article 1 In order to regulate the governance structure of insurance companies and strengthen the compliance management of insurance companies, the present Guidelines are set down according to the Company Law of the People's Republic of China, the Provisions on Administering Insurance Companies, the Guiding Opinions concerning Regulating the Governance Structure of Insurance Companies and other laws and regulations.

these two serve as examples to exwarriors and to weakkneed members of other households.

The responsibility to protect is a powerful norm of international behaviour.

In order to avoid possible confusion about the effects of recognition under the draft Model Provisions and in order to show more clearly that those effects under the draft Model Provisions differed from the effects of recognition under the European Union Convention, it was suggested to replace the word quot recognition quot by another expression.

In that respect, the important role of United Nations standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice as valuable guidelines and an illustration of best practices was emphasized by several speakers.

The mandate of the Special Rapporteur is spelled out in rule 95 of the Committee s rules of procedure.

The Working Group considered the scope and extent of its revisions to the Model Law and the Guide to Enactment.