These abstract considerations were received to a certain extent in the fundamental rules of positive legal systems.
W Czapliński, "Jus Cogens and the Law of Treaties," in The Fundamental Rules of the International Legal Order, ed.
Article 7 of the Rome Statute defines a crime against humanity as, among nine other offences, "deportation or forcible transfer of populations; imprisonment or other severe deprivation of physical liberty in violation of fundamental rules of international law".
On the other hand, a lack in understanding the fundamental rules for pairing of miRNAs to their target sequences leads to deficiencies of current miRNA target prediction algorithms.
Doctors called for improvements in access to services (i.e., provision of local services), in individualized care, in simple, basic and fundamental rules of headache service provision across all levels (primary through to tertiary care) and in good referral systems.
Hence, Parliament cannot pass legislation which authorizes the executive to exercise power in breach of these fundamental rules or to exercise power in an arbitrary manner.
Before the start of the study, an investigators' meeting was organized to establish some fundamental rules in the educational training and in the prescription of carbohydrate-to-insulin ratio and the correction factor.
Ms Smith pointed to breaches of "fundamental rules in medicine" such as the requirement to declare conflicts of interest.
"If you look back at what blogging was five years ago," Steele said, "the rules have transitioned from being a little bit Wild West, anything goes to drawing closer to fundamental rules in play for print publications".
The transparency, which is one of the regarded fundamental rules in trading system, reduces trade transaction costs due to uncertainty of exchange rate that affects export and import activities and eliminates disputes caused by non-transparent trade policies.
