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But the court decided to relax its rules and revisit the cases, "guided by principles of fundamental fairness," Justice Benjamin Miller wrote.

The Nürnberg and Adolf Eichmann trials have shown that absolute loyalty to the state may be demanded only if the state is guided by principles of right and justice.

He is one of the first patients to enroll in a rehabilitation clinic guided by principles of neuroplasticity: his good arm and hand are immobilized, and he is set cleaning tables.

The tribunal, known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, is an internationalized Cambodian court partly staffed with foreign jurists, investigators and administrators, guided by principles of international law and managed through a treaty with the United Nations.

A man who had made himself an enemy of this country was given a fair trial, one guided by principles of jurisprudence that have been a source of American pride for more than two centuries.

We expect all interactions on our campus to be guided by principles of civility and mutual respect, but we do students no favor on the contrary, we do them great harm if we shield them from all expression that discomfits, angers, or offends them.

If the two researchers were in disagreement regarding study relevance and quality, the study was processed in the entire group of eight researchers, guided by principle of consensus.

This consultation was guided by principles and procedures of cognitive interviewing.

The strategy of the 2003-2005 Proframme of Cooperation was guided by the principles of universal realisation of children and women's rights.

Guided by the principles of the Convention of the Rights of the Child and other international treaties, UNICEF understands and shares the grief of the people of Azerbaijan, condemning any act of violence, terror and killing against innocent civilians.

Exercises will be progressed at the treating physical therapist's discretion, guided by the principles of maximizing centralization of symptoms and increasing extension range of motion.