Sentences with phrase «international principles»
As data sharing becomes increasingly business critical, particularly across borders as firms seek to compete globally, legal professionals face a maze of international principles of data sharing.
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A good example of the work that WG6 has done is to publish «The Sedona Conference International Principles on Discovery, Disclosure & Data Protection», which gives practical guidance for handling situations where EU - based documents and data are required to be disclosed in US - based litigation proceedings.
The deadline for the next Attachment Parenting International Principles of Parenting Blog Carnival is this Friday, June 11.
The Mauritian legal framework on international arbitration brings international arbitration principles in an entirely new body of rules, completely separate from those governing domestic arbitration, and which are designed in line with international principles and practices underlying the UNCITRAL Model Law on arbitration.
IBA International Principles on Conduct of the Legal Profession (May 2011)(available in French and Spanish here)
The three key international principles of human rights I would like to see entrenched in our Constitution are the principles of equality, non-discrimination and the prohibition of racial discrimination.
Each member association has a country - specific code of conduct and, collectively, the organization has adopted a statement on International Principles of Conduct.
There is a big interest in understanding the different kinds of markets in different countries and whether or not some international principles or coordination might be useful so that the market continues to function really well.
The lesson of Nuremberg, which established an international principle that no one can escape responsibility for his actions on the basis of obedience of orders, seemingly is fading in the minds of many.
The firm consequently adheres to the international principles and standards for rendering of high quality legal assistance.
«It is built upon and expands on work already done in this area, including the National Framework on Aging and Seniors Policy Lens, the International Principles for Older Persons and other international documents, the Senate Special Committee Report on Aging, the work of the Ontario Human Rights Commission on human rights and older age, and many other important initiatives that have been undertaken both in Canada and abroad over the last fifteen years.»
The Court further noted that the international principle of habitual residence which gives rise to a return could not be relied upon in internal abduction cases as a child is habitually resident in a country not in a specific area.
How is a consumer, with little knowledge of international principles, supposed to know whether «the courts in his country will not permit you to consent to the jurisdiction and venue of the courts in Santa Clara County»?
Wallach proposes that we «establish an international principle that machines should not be making decisions that are harmful to humans.
So let us establish an international principle that machines should not be making decisions that are harmful to humans.
This conforms to international principles in relation to the identification of Indigenous people.