law of war

Running is the same as fighting under the laws of war.

Under the law of war they could face the death penalty.

It is that process due under the laws of war.

Both groups receive classes in human rights and the laws of war.

The Laws of war are some simple rules which most people accept about fighting.

But he said the marines had not violated any law of war.

By the laws of war no captured officer is required to do more.

These international laws of war bar firing upon or from a religious building.

"There is nothing in the law of war that says you can hold somebody indefinitely with no rights," she said.

But laws of war have been made so that wars do not get worse than they need to be.

This is unsustainable as a basis for the law of war.

Put together, these are called the Laws of war.

The law of war is at once an oxymoron and highly developed.

Despite their weaknesses, are the laws of war still relevant in the nuclear age?

The laws of war condemned them to death automatically, without trial.

Why have the laws of war not addressed the nuclear weapons question more successfully?

The law of war never asks you to die.

Could the laws of war be further developed to address the nuclear weapons question more directly and explicitly?

That article was specifically designed for those cases in which the usual laws of war did not apply.

Established international laws of war held governments responsible for their soldiers' acts.

And under the laws of war, "you are allowed to target combatants."

They repeatedly failed to observe the customs and laws of war.

That also is a violation of the laws of war.

One unwritten law of war is that every war has to have a name.

"We've got to remember that we're in a low-intensity conflict where the laws of war still apply."