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Significats de international court of justice en anglès

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Primary judicial organ of the United Nations.

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        Examples for "icj"
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        The ICJ is the United Nations' top court for disputes between states.
        Reuters
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        His list of publications on these subjects and the ICJ was immense.
        The Guardian
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        Australia took Japan to the ICJ in The Hague over the programme.
        Radio NZ
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        Jeremic warned the ICJ ruling would boost secessionist movements across the world.
        Reuters
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        Mr Inwood said future research would be in accordance with the ICJ's decision.
        Radio NZ
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        It stood in a little, old-fashioned, old- world court, back of Bloomsbury.
        The Children's Pilgrimage
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        Conceived as a " world court", its mission is to set a benchmark for global justice.
        The Guardian
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        New Zealand has had its day in the world court to support Australia's legal battle against Japanese whalers.
        Radio NZ
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        His world court has little better hope of acceptance, for Mr. Hughes is not a voluntary sharer of glory.
        The Mirrors of Washington
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        Australia has filed a complaint against Japan at the world court in the Hague to stop Southern Ocean scientific whaling.
        Reuters
        Ús de international court of justice en anglès
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        Dr Abdulqawi Ahmed Yusuf is a judge at the international court of justice.
        The Guardian
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        Madam, -George W Bush should be tried before an international court of justice.
        The Irish Times
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        In 2004, the international court of justice ruled the barrier illegal where it was routed on Palestinian land.
        The Guardian
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        One would be for the UK or the Netherlands to sue Russia in the international court of justice.
        The Guardian
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        Since this crime crossed international borders, I'd encourage India and Pakistan to try them before an international court of justice.
        The Guardian
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        A Pakistani foreign ministry spokesman also said authorities were considering approaching the international court of justice for a case against India.
        The Guardian
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        The matter could be referred to the international court of justice in The Hague, but a ruling could take a year.
        The Guardian
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        Siraj said some were banking on Trump to intervene, or for a case to be brought to the international court of justice.
        The Guardian
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        By the standards of the Geneva convention, the Rome Statute and the international court of justice, they have been developed illegally by Israel.
        The Guardian
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        After the adjournment of the Conference the United States continued its advocacy of the international court of justice through the ordinary diplomatic channels.
        From Isolation to Leadership, Revised / A Review of American For...
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        On 10 December 2019, the international court of justice in The Hague opened a case alleging genocide brought by the Gambia.
        The Guardian
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        It follows a landmark ruling in the International Court of Justice.
        Radio NZ
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        It is the second genocide case to come before the International Court of Justice.
        BBC
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        ICTY - and the International Court of Justice - have called the events genocide.
        Radio NZ
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        The International Court of Justice ruled in March that Japan's whaling programme was illegal.
        Radio NZ
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        Check out this President of the International Court of Justice at The Hague deal.
        The new yorker