Unfortunately, a form of impunity is codified in Cambodian law.

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The policy, which is codified in legislation, was first implemented in the 54 largest municipalities, followed by nationwide implementation in 2003.

Those immunities and privileges were thus reaffirmed as currently codified in international law.

Such practices should be codified in the Final Document of the current Conference.

The ILC commentary also makes clear that the doctrine of necessity codified in article 25 is distinct from the doctrine of military necessity.

These rules were not codified previously, though they were applied as fundamental rules within the executive.

Peace in our world is now, more and more, entrusted to complex structures, one of which is the solid understanding just attained and codified between the Atlantic Alliance and the Russian Federation.

These commitments were codified into Millennium Development Goal 7, which calls on the international community to ensure environmental sustainability.

IV) codified customary international law in that area and, at the same time, contained certain elements of progressive development.

The right to existence in its physical sense is sustained by the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, which codified customary law in 1948.

We do they're the codified rules that I've come up with, which are more or less ignored by the community.

The scope of this commitment has been codified in the CCCs that include specific hygiene, sanitation and water supply activities.

It is thus possible that the separability of treaty provisions in the case of an effect of armed conflict on treaties is different from that found in general international law codified in the Vienna Convention.

These problems are further exacerbated by the lack of codified opinions of the Supreme Court and statutory laws of the country.

In addition, police officers should study carefully and analyse the codified street jargon used frequently by procurers, pimps and drug dealers.

Some scholars argue that the dictates of public conscience provision of the Martens Clause includes environmental concerns as codified in environmental treaties.

One participant questioned the need to reaffirm what had already been codified if the declaration were not to go beyond existing obligations.

Yet the outcome document, though certainly a codified and presumably consensual package, falls short of what is truly demanded by these extraordinary, challenging times in the first decade of the twenty first century.

80. The new Children apos s Act codified rules on official procedure and rulings in cases referred to the authorities under the Act.

Rules are also codified on appeals against those rulings by a magistrate against which appeals may be made to the Ministry of Justice.

Therefore, the transmitting State would have to transmit to the receiving State the relevant information codified by the TIN used in the receiving State.

Otherwise, codification would be of little practical importance, since States would be able to challenge whether the codified provisions conformed with those in force.

The principle of restraint has been codified in many jurisdictions, including Canada, Finland, New Zealand and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

71. The distinction between codified customary rules and rules that were merely treaty bound was particularly important in the context of the succession of States.

2. The conduct of international negotiations has not been as exhaustively studied and codified by educational and professional institutions as have other aspects of diplomatic relations.

One of the great achievements of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty is to provide a codified international benchmark against which the actions of individual members of the international community in the area of nuclear testing can be judged.

It should be recalled that proscriptions of torture and ill treatment are also codified in the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their two Additional Protocols of 1977.

Currently, certain concepts and theories of warfare, such as those calling for control over or occupation of outer space, are being codified. Research and development for space weapons is also being carried out. Thus, the danger of the weaponization of outer space is becoming ever more imminent.

1.2 The CTC has taken note that with respect to the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism, Egypt has codified corresponding provisions in its domestic law.

He endorsed the approach taken in the draft articles on diplomatic protection because they codified customary rules for the exercise of diplomatic protection in its most traditional and classic form.

21. The overall body of codified documents on human rights is thus the best criterion by which to determine when an economic situation becomes a situation of permanent and persistent violation of the rights of individuals, of their economic, social and cultural rights.

Another view expressed was that so called unilateral acts were so diverse, and so various and complex in nature, that they could not be codified in the form of draft articles.

However, to observe the world today is to realize that these fundamental rights proclaimed, codified and celebrated though they are are still the object of continuous and serious violations. This anniversary is therefore, for all of the States that abide by the 1948 text, an appeal for an examination of conscience.

In order that the receiving State adequately process such Transmitted Information, the information would have to be codified by a TIN or another identification number adequate for processing by the receiving State.

Support was expressed for draft article 14, which codified the recognized rule of customary international law requiring the exhaustion of local remedies as a prerequisite for the presentation of an international claim.

The principle of military necessity is explicitly codified in Article 23, para. (g), of the Annex to Convention (IV) respecting the Laws and Customs of War on Land Regulation concerning the Laws and Customs of War on Land, The Hague, 18 October 1907 (hereinafter Hague IV).

Under the general law of treaties as codified in the Vienna Convention, article 44, treaty suspension or termination applies only to the treaty as a whole, unless the treaty provides or the parties agree otherwise .

The view was also expressed that a set of international rules for the launch of spacecraft should be codified, based on current practices of space agencies, in order to reduce the growth of orbital debris.

It further includes the knowledge that is the result of intellectual activity and insight in a traditional context, and includes the know how, skills, innovations, practices and learning that form part of traditional knowledge systems, as well as knowledge that is embodied in the traditional lifestyle of an indigenous people, or is contained in codified knowledge systems passed between generations.

ANNEX 4 ARTICLE 11 (CONTINUED) 1 THE OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS LISTED AS PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL, TECHNICIANS, SPECIALIST PERSONNEL AND WORKERS IN EDUCATION ARE CODIFIED FROM THE STANDPOINT OF OCCUPATIONAL TASKS AND FUNCTIONS RATHER THAN THE LEVEL OF EDUCATION.

The rights of individuals established in codified human rights documents thus constitute the only general criterion for the establishment of minimum acceptable or unacceptable standards in economic and social matters at the national and international levels.

The first codified statement in humanitarian law of the customary international law principle of compensation of wrongs is in article III of The Hague Convention of 1907, which provides that a party which violates its provisions must pay compensation and that each party is liable for all acts committed by persons forming part of its armed forces.