In principle, such persons may also incur civil responsibility.

(l) The principle whereby no defendant may be sentenced in absentia

A restoration of balance may be observed in the adversarial principle during the judicial investigation the lawyer may now

In principle, however, these powers may not depart from the Constitution or existing legislation.

In the latter case, states may wish to provide their understanding of the principle concerned.

In the latter case, states may wish to provide their understanding of the principle concerned.

In the latter case, States may wish to provide their understanding of the principle concerned.

However may the substances the Act applies to, in principle be used to produce such weapons.

While the international actors may support that idea in principle, they often put it into practice in a limited fashion, merely undertaking consultations or failing to heed that principle completely.

Conversely, judges appointed unlawfully may be relieved of their functions in accordance with the principle of parallelism.

Principle 42 Measures which may be taken against State officials Annex II

Such measures may actually contribute to decreasing demand for CFCs in the market, but, in principle, they may also constitute an incentive to increase illegal imports.

National action plans to combat impunity may be a suitable vehicle for implementing this principle.

13.2.1 In principle

13.2.1 In principle

In principle, yes.

On the one hand, effects may be significant, in particular because, at least in principle, each company in the production chain could be affected.

In that case, principle 30 notwithstanding, the perpetrator may be granted asylum not refugee status in order to facilitate revelation of the truth.

Conversely, judges appointed unlawfully may be relieved of their functions in accordance with the principle of parallelism, subject to appropriate safeguards.

In principle, if a woman believes that an administrative act discriminates against her, she may ask the administrative judge to annul it.

This principle may not apply to the decisions of the highest court and those of the legislature in impeachment or similar proceedings.

Special Committee on Enhancing the Effectiveness of the Principle of Non use of Force in International Relations (New York, April May 1980).

We agree in principle.

The authorities interviewed agreed that, in principle, they may operate normally in view of serious gaps and inaccuracies in national and international legal rules and regulations.

Moreover, importing countries may not comply with the principle of national treatment when technical standards are applied.

Other powers shall be transferred according to a definite schedule, which the Congress may modify, in accordance with the principle of self organization.

In that case, principle 26 notwithstanding, the person making the disclosure may be granted asylum not refugee status in order to facilitate revelation of the truth.

The recommendation is accepted in principle.

The principle lies in two notions.

(a) It is brought into effect only in the event of a real state of necessity, which may be expressed legally in terms of the principle of proportionality.

This principle was in fact reflected in the memorandum signed on 8 May this year in Moscow on the principles of normalizing relations between the Republic of Moldova and Transdniester.

Export licences which constitute an exception to this principle may be issued only upon the completion of a ministerial procedure.

(n) The principle whereby no defendant may be deprived of the right of defence at any stage of the proceedings

Since I have, in principle, your agreement, sir, may I ask you what would be the amount in which I'd remain indebted to you for having defended my cause?

You could change the genes in principle.

Everyone will accept that idea in principle.

Paragraph 76 reflects our views in principle.

But in principle, I was absolutely right.

Principle ?

Principle 1 The Working Group discussed the following principle

Principle 5 The Working Groups discussed the following principle

Principle 32 Restrictions on the principle of due obedience

PRINCIPLE 32. RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF DUE OBEDIENCE

It may take a long time before the necessity of this fundamental principle is fully understood by both politicians and judges.

It might refer, in a positive sense, to a rule or principle with a regional sphere of validity in relation to a universal rule or principle or, in a negative sense, to a rule or principle that imposed a limitation on the validity of a universal rule or principle.