Jus cogens (Latin: "compelling law") rules are peremptory norms that cannot be deviated from by states; they possess a higher status than jus dispositivum (Latin: "law subject to the dispensation of the parties"), or normal international rules, and can be altered only by subsequent norms of the same status.
Investors should recognize that hype without subsequent accountability is the norm on Wall Street.
Thus, when (L_C > L_N), such selective comment behavior for receiving comments in the subsequent rounds sustains the norm for cooperation.
Though both the exercises and in-kind response are the norm, any subsequent reports of Pyongyang acting extra crazy has been clearly anticipated.
This new finance and distribution deal would become the norm for subsequent Hammer films and led to them eventually winding down their own distribution arm, Exclusive Films, in the mid-1960s.
Quatermass 2 was, however, the first film for which Hammer pre-sold the distribution rights in the United States, a financial model that would quickly become the norm for subsequent Hammer productions.
The study follows Helsinki Convention norms and subsequent modifications, and the Declaration of Madrid of the World Psychiatric Association.
For the majority of tests in the general neuropsychological assessment (Table 1), raw results were transformed into standardized (IQ or Z) scores based on published norms for subsequent analysis.
A recent paper by Canadian and Chinese academics attributes this growth to the creation in 1995 of the five-day working week as the norm, and the subsequent introduction of "Golden Week" holidays.
Although many of the newer treatments for mCRPC continue to target the androgen axis, resistance to the agent with subsequent disease progression remains the norm.
The increase in smoking among women was associated with more liberal norms and the subsequent increase in marketing directed towards women.
