In the view of the Panel, international law does not prescribe any specific and exclusive methods of measurement for awards of damages for internationally wrongful acts by states.

For example, the physician may prescribe antibiotics for proctitis caused by bacterial infection.

Moreover, the fiscal austerity they prescribe delays economic recovery.

Indeed, nearly all mainstream economists prescribe this approach for China.

In fact, the Quran does not prescribe a punishment for it.

Doctors, midwives, health assistants and nurses may prescribe oral and injectable contraceptives.

In this model, it is the physician s role to diagnose a disease by analysis of symptoms, and then prescribe a method of treatment.

The procurement regulations may prescribe the information that is to be so provided.

In the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, laws prescribe contributions ceilings (13 per cent of salaries, 4 per cent paid directly by the employer).

This Statute does not prescribe the rights and duties of belligerents and neutrals in time of war.

These prescribe a range of punishments for dereliction of duty or conduct unbecoming of a government official.

Each attributed the Great Depression to different causes, leading them to prescribe different remedies, which they administered unilaterally.

Did it prescribe affirmative action to prevent discrimination and address the impact of chronic discrimination of various kinds?

a. prescribe measures to prevent, eliminate or mitigate degradation of transboundary groundwater quality, and for that purpose may

The Higher Education Support Act 2003 does not prescribe increases to student contributions as suggested in question 17.

The principles and objectives adopted at the 1995 Review and Extension Conference prescribe concrete measures for promoting nuclear disarmament.

2. Each State Party shall also consider adopting appropriate legislative and administrative measures, consistent with the objectives of this Convention and in accordance with the fundamental principles of its domestic law, to prescribe criteria concerning candidature for and election to public office.

Such situations are governed not by international humanitarian law, but by international human rights law, domestic law and, perhaps, international criminal law.

Its members are bound by their mandates, as endorsed by their respective governing bodies, and the Special Adviser, as Chair of the Network, therefore does not have the authority to prescribe programmatic direction to the Network's members.

It is relatively cheap, and it is easy for family practitioners, who treat the majority of depressed people, to prescribe.

It is interesting to note that the straddling fish stocks Agreement has modified the Tribunal's competence to prescribe provisional measures, since it allows the Tribunal to prescribe provisional measures not only to protect the rights of the parties, but also to prevent damage to the fish stocks in question.

These children are explicitly forbidden from reading newspapers, listening to radio, reading any books that the teachers do not prescribe them.

The same laws prescribe pecuniary penalty for the employer who puts a person in an unfavorable position based on gender identity.

The members of the Network are bound by their mandates as endorsed by their respective governing bodies, and the Special Adviser, as Chair of the Network, therefore does not have the authority to prescribe programmatic direction to the Network's members.

Emphasizing that nationality is essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law,

The constitution should prescribe a model of government that reflects and involves the diverse ethnic and political communities that make up the country.

In his view, the law implied, by definition, the applicable law .

While there is no single law specific to men that states when, where, or how medical care should be provided, governments enact laws that prescribe, confuse, and curtail a woman s access to safe abortion services, Anjali Sen, the South Asia director of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, pointed out.

The women said, We agree. We'll use pills, but we need a doctor to prescribe the pills, and we had very, very few doctors.

But, in fact, marketing budgets cover a lot more than this, most importantly the education of doctors (which teaches them to prescribe more drugs).

The law was abolished by law No.94 in 1952 after independence.

And prescribe for us in this world good , and in the world to come we have repented unto Thee . ' Said He , ' My chastisement I smite with it whom I will and My mercy embraces all things , and I shall prescribe it for those who are godfearing and pay the alms , and those who indeed believe in Our signs ,

However, treaties which change domestic law may be ratified only by a law enacted by the legislative branch.

But My mercy encompasses all things . I shall prescribe it for those who do their duty , pay the zakat and who believe in Our signs .

They can assess, diagnose and prescribe for common medical disorders and refer clients to other members of the Primary Health Care Team for additional care.

Some RTAs contain general obligations to take action against anticompetitive conduct, others prescribe specific standards and rules, and a few require common laws and procedures.

Where is boasting then? It is excluded. By what law? of works? Nay but by the law of faith.

Their use is regulated by law.

(for when Gentiles who don't have the law do by nature the things of the law, these, not having the law, are a law to themselves,

This is old information we've known since about the 80s, yet there's no medicine I can prescribe to a patient with this or any of the numerous solid tumors caused by these three horsemen of the apocalypse that is cancer.

The report is required by Public Law 26 26 and by the federal education reform law No Child Left Behind .53

Natural law, or the law of nature (), is a philosophy of law that is determined by nature, and so is universal.

Later that year, she was offered the position of professor for private law by the University of Köln and the position of professor for private law, private international law and comparative law by the University of Mainz.

(c) Strengthening the rule of law by

c) Other reasons prescribed by the law.