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31 This was to ensure by international law that children everywhere would be covered for all their needs.

32 Changing our conception of international law could therefore have a bearing on our capacity tor achieving peace.

33 They argued that the use of atomic weapons violated both conventional and customary international law.

34 There is a long-standing presumption that Acts of Parliament are not intended to derogate from the requirements of international law.

35 The International Law Commission finally accepted the Article in the form cited above.

36 It also shows the shortcomings of international law in not providing a mechanism for dealing with such situations.

37 He's interested in the branch of international law that deals with war crimes.

38 The rule protected States from intervention by other States in their external affairs and maintained the inherent bilateralism of international law.

39 Shouldn't they at least be discussed within the same context of international law and crimes against humanity?

40 Subjects within international relations include war, interstate conflict resolution, international law, regional alliances, colonialism,[www.Sentencedict.com] and international organizations.

41 London experts in international law said that his release would provide little comfort for others who transgressed the norms of civilised behaviour.

42 If international law can place no limitation on Parliament's powers, can time do so?

43 We must be clear, this shooting of civilian aircraft out of the air was a flagrant violation of international law.

44 The range and quality of Jenks's contribution placed him among the foremost writers on international law of his generation.

45 Diplomats say that immunity should not be used to avoid culpability, but it has had a meaningful place in international law.

46 In the 1960s Soviet specialists reinterpreted international law to bolster Moscow's declared opposition to foreign military bases.

47 Novelists can hardly be expected to be aufait with international law and religion.

48 The effectivity of the duty to disarm is probably the most crucial issue in international law and international relations of this era.

49 This is not a new version of the Austinian denial that international law is law properly so called.

50 International law, even though much of the writing about it was still almost a form of antiquarianism, was developing.

51 If international law would recognize the legitimacy of their claims to sovereignty, an enormous amount of carnage could be avoided.

52 International law To this conundrum there were to be at least three alternative answers.

53 Although formally non-binding the impact of such instruments upon the development of international law can not be ignored.

54 His love of international law he communicated to his students both at an undergraduate and a postgraduate level.

55 A new international law made it a duty to dispense justice to victims, whatever reason of state might be invoked.

56 Apart from the laws of war, many other parts of international law have a bearing on issues related to nuclear weapons.

57 Remission is a special system of Private International Law.

58 She wrote a textbook on international law.

59 International law and municipal law merge each other.

60 Military action that defies international law is sometimes justified.