Sentence examples for application of international from inspiring English sources

Neven Khdirat, a lawyer from Al-Haq, believes the application of international law is the only solution.

Declaring that east Jerusalem will not be described as "occupied" implies that Australia rejects the application of international humanitarian law.

The government of conservative prime minister Mark Rutte "questions the application of international law," and agreements such as the Kyoto Protocol on climate change, it said.

Although the laws of an international treaty should prevail over national law, the Bush administration has often criticized the application of international law.

Human rights lawyers are calling the decision a landmark that sets the stage for broader American application of international legal concepts protecting the sanctity of the family.

The UN inquiry gathered facts which are "the empirical foundation for application of international law and of universal opinion", said Kirby.

His book "Strategic Depth," published in Turkish in 2001, is regarded as the seminal application of international-relations theory to Turkey, though it is also a work of civilizational history and philosophy.

In the face of Israeli condescension, obfuscation and endless legalistic pettifogging they continually push back, insisting on application of relevant international law, despite the Israelis' obvious contempt for their international obligations.

These case studies entailed the adaptation and the application of an international questionnaire for the detection of VAHPITWP (developed by an international consortium of the International Labour Organization, the World Health Organization, the International Council of Nurses and Public Service International) to all the health professionals of the selected district hospital and HC.

Its refusal to open to Cypriot ships and aircraft harms the normalisation of relations with Cyprus and is an obstacle to free trade and competition.Moreover, your reference to "trade restrictions" imposed by the EU on the occupied north is unfounded when what is happening is the application of national, international and European law on trade, customs and sovereign rights of states.

In this regard, we advocate for the application of both international guidelines and national policies to supervise and monitor research on human embryo gene editing.