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We should keep hammering China on human rights and international norms.

"Moscow seems ready to close its eyes to the violations of international norms."

This was described in the report as "a serious violation of international norms."

I think this is an international norm that many countries obviously support."

"I'm not saying the Government should bail out every company, but the process has to be in accordance with international norms."

"Engagement has a proven record of moving China toward international norms."

It could demand compliance with international norms about how the war is conducted.

It's one sign that the economy is aligning itself with international norms.

However, the traffic in the city does not follow rules and the enforcement of international norms is poor.

"Frankly, they are finally admitting behavior contrary to all international norms."

For a moment, many people imagined a new world, with relations between nations rooted in human rights and international norms.

"They are ready to show Western partners their business is open and conforms to international norms."

But wherever it takes place, the trial must conform to international norms of due process and human rights.

Is your article evidence of the waning of international norms?

"There are international norms that may apply," said a State Department official.

We must stop violating, not only international norms, but the genius of Zionism itself.

Wilson had promised self-determination for nations and international norms were changing.

The natural law approach argues that international norms should be based on axiomatic truths.

Energy wastage in Iran amounts to six or seven billion dollars per year, much higher than the international norm.

Tucker wants to strengthen the effectiveness of international norms.

Our concern is that international norms and standards on civil and political rights must be respected.

"This agreement is difficult to reconcile with the international norms advanced by the United States for the last 40 years."

Integration depends upon their adherence to international norms at home and abroad."

The fact that young defendants are not tried in juvenile courts represents a violation of international norms.

Political color schemes in the United States diverge from international norms.