The recommendation is accepted in principle.

This principle is accepted generally both in the doctrine and in the practice of States.

Within a short time, the principle contained in the Truman Proclamation became widely accepted.

Charles accepted the alliance in principle, but the death of Shah Ismail in 1524 effectively invalidated the agreement.

The proposal was accepted, in principle, by the Office, which submitted proposed terms of reference to the secretariat for comments in November 2004.

In this context, the Sudanese parties North and South have accepted the important principle of establishing two viable states if the South secedes.

Considering that the jurisdictional immunities of States and their property are generally accepted as a principle of customary international law,

Although the Government's White Paper accepted several recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, in principle, the pace of implementation of the recommendations remains slow.

The world has already accepted the basic principle that the rich should bear more of the cost of mitigating climate change.

For my part, I accepted the principle of reality long ago, without nostalgia and without minimizing the importance of what happened.

It is a widely accepted principle that trials should always take place as close as possible to where the crimes were committed.

Thus, while the principle of equitable geographical distribution is universally accepted, it is generally applied to less than 20 per cent of occupied posts.

The right of all States to share and use this unique shared environment for the benefit and in the interest of all humankind is a universally accepted legal principle.

This principle is now widely accepted by text writers as well as practitioners, and differs sharply from the view earlier held by writers such as Vattel.

Lazarus notes the widely accepted philosophical principle that happiness depends on the background psychological status of the person...and cannot be well predicted without reference to one's expectations.

For example, the Chinese government reiterated its core diplomatic principle of non intervention in other countries affairs during the Libya crisis, yet China accepted the imposition of United Nations sanctions on Muammar Qaddafi s government.

13.2.1 In principle

13.2.1 In principle

They point out that this principle, which predates 1991 and Security Council resolution 687 (1991), has been accepted by the International Law Commission of the United Nations and many other international authorities.

On the question of modifications of the Penal Code, it is generally accepted that, in accordance with the principle of parity, the Act on money laundering is of equal value to the act establishing the Penal Code.

She accepted his hand in marriage.

If the idea of a constitutional assembly were accepted, its representatives, numbering no more than 100, would be chosen through special elections on the basis of the principle of one citizen, one vote.

A Scottish court held in 1976 that i t was an accepted principle of public international law that multipartite law making treaties survived a war. Similarly, Verzijl argues that treaties regulating labour rights do not lapse during armed conflict.

The fact that rules and punishments constitute basic elements of penal norms which is, moreover, expressed in the universally accepted principle nullum crimen sine lege, nulla poena sine lege, must be reflected in the statute of any court which applies the law.

This trend is illustrated by debates on the absolute prohibition of torture a ban that recently had seemed an undisputed cornerstone of human rights law, anchored in numerous international legal instruments, but also accepted as a principle of jus cogens.

Applications for extradition were accepted in 12 cases.

Sami accepted it.

Sami accepted Islam.

Paragraph 76 reflects our views in principle.

In the opinion of the Special Rapporteur, the principle is not in fact a general principle, being formulated exclusively in relation to bilateral treaties.

There is, in any case, no generally accepted opinion.

According to this author, there should be four qualitative principles (a) the principle of origin, (b) the principle of source, (c) the principle of residence and (d) the principle of nationality.

It is commonly accepted that what lay at the root of these conflicts was the failure of independent Sudan one of Africa s most racially, ethnically, religiously, and culturally diverse countries to construct a polity informed by the principle and practice of unity in diversity.

There is no reason to classify the principle of abrogation, if this be the general principle, other than as a legal principle.

Clay accepted the offer.

Sinéad O'Connor accepted Islam.

The recommendation is accepted.

The recommendations are accepted.

UNEP accepted the recommendation.

UNEP accepted the recommendation.

UNEP accepted the recommendation.

UNEP accepted the recommendation.

UNEP accepted the recommendation.

But in principle, Ukraine can succeed as well.

In this respect irreversibility is a core principle.