Under the norms of international law on resorting to war, known as jus ad bellum, America, supported by NATO, was exercising its right of self-defence with approval of the UN Security Council when it launched Operation Enduring Freedom in October 2001.
But Raskob was acting under the norms of the day.
A more rigid assessment under the norms of U.S. environmental laws had to be conducted.
But the legal document claims the transaction tax plan "exceeds member states' jurisdiction for taxation under the norms of international customary law", according to media reports.
Moreover, the uncertainty whose importance is accentuated in the case of algae production due to lack of real-world implementation is captured by the utilization of robust optimization under two norms of the uncertain data vector.
Only married women were selected because under cultural/ethical norms of Viet Nam, it was not feasible to implement pelvic examinations and Pap test among unmarried women.
All of the procedures were planned under the ethical norms of the Helsinki Declaration and were approved by the local ethics committee.
Because these interviews were conducted in a different country from that of the author's institution, ethical issues were covered by conducting them under UNESCO's 'Norms of Journalistic Conduct' as described within the country in which these interviews were carried out.
Fractures with a width of about 0.2mm are allowed under norms used by the concrete industry.
In this article, we will use the following equivalent norm on W1, p(t)([0, T], ℝ N ), i.e., u : = inf λ > 0 : ∫ 0 T u λ p ( t ) + u ˙ λ p ( t ) d t ≤ 1, and some lemmas given in the following section have been proven under the norm of u W 1, p ( t ), and it is obvious that they also hold under the norm ||u||.
