Sentences with phrase «rules of the particular country»

It is demonstrated that arbitrators no longer automatically refer to the private international law of the state that is the seat of arbitration to determine the applicable law, nor to private international law rules of a particular country.

Not exact matches

Last July, the European Commission opened an unprecedented investigation into the rule of law in Poland — a procedure that is started when there are concerns that a particular country is going against the EU's democratic values.

The fact a particular religion is abused by the ruling class of a third - world country versus condeming that religion are two different things altogether.

Coalitions of countries not known for their respect for the rule of law, or having a particular political agenda, may attempt to enforce their views on the international community.

Each country has its own set of rules on which an invention is assessed, and some requirements can be different from country to country, even to the extent of being unique to a particular jurisdiction.

Of particular note to practitioners around the country, COPRAC specifically discussed the Model Rules and how California's regime regulating attorney advertising are very similar.

In her own remarks, McLachlin called Canada «a country that respects the rule of law, and of openness, in which a young woman of no particular note could become a lawyer and a judge and a chief justice.»

The question of whether a scanned copy of a document is acceptable evidence in a court proceeding or bureaucratic procedure depends upon the rules and laws of each particular country and private organization that requires you to produce records.

These letters should ideally contain all the foreign visits and engagements that he or she was a part of, and his adherence to the country's law and order, and other rules & regulations particular to that region.

That particular accusation is really inconsistent with multiple constitutional rulings in many countries, including Canada, where those rulings have made judgments that parents are presumed to act in the best interests of their children unless shown otherwise.