rules of international law

However, they have to be in line with recognised rules of international law.

The Commission was to apply relevant rules of international law.

Today, there is a growing imbalance between the specific standards for international trade and the other rules of international law.

When our Constitution, putting treaties and statutes on the same level, was adopted, there were only few rules of international law.

This is contrary to all the rules of international law and we raise our voices against this crime.

Non-self-executing rules of international law only impose the obligation on states to take measures and to create or alter legislation.

His position of support for the attack on Iraq, an attack which violated all the rules of international law, was also unacceptable.

In their action with regard to merchant ships, submarines must conform to the rules of international law to which surface vessels are subject.

'The Commission may only deal with the matter after all domestic remedies have been exhausted, according to the generally recognised rules of international law.'

"Only by knowing their true nationality and by applying the rules of international law could we establish jurisdiction," read the ruling issued this week.

I therefore call on the Commission to take action as soon as possible to ensure that the rules of international law are restored and complied with.

It defines "the basis on which rest the rules of international law for the protection of the victims of armed conflicts."

The boarding operations are conducted in accordance with the rules of international law and are of a compliant nature.

Where the relationship with other rules of international law is concerned, we must ensure greater coherence and prevent conflict between trade and non-trade rules.

Addressing the third strand, the Court distinguished between immunity and the substantive rules of international law, under which Germany might still owe reparations.

On the basis of the rules of international law in force, an international crime may result, inter alia, from:

We were to answer them with a British novelty, but one well within the rules of international law and demanding the highest courage in those who used it.

A fervent appeal to the rules of international law is the way to find refuge from barbarity and the law of the jungle.

Thus the new NATO strategy was adopted, which also officially overthrows the basic rules of international law.

She knew then that Iraq was a sovereign nation, that invading a sovereign nation violated all the rules of international law.

They comprise a firm basis for all the unwritten legal rules of international law, and are its oldest, most important and holiest content."

The clause served rather as general statement for humanitarian principles as well as guideline to the understanding and interpretation of existing rules of international law.

The question of whether or not the naval blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip by Israel conformed with the rules of international law.

Second, respect must be ensured for the rules of international law, and a definitive solution must be found for the dispute concerning extraterritorial laws.

They grant priority to general rules of international law in domestic and international politics and affirm their determination conscientiously to fulfil their treaty obligations.