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Not all of the villagers' claims are based on international-law violations.
Exxon Hit by Reversal in Human-Rights Case Brent Kendall 2011
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The firm had been in discussions with international-law heavyweight Clifford Chance LLP in 2008 about a potential alliance, but those talks fizzled amid the economic downturn.
Asia's Allure Deepens Jennifer Smith 2011
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Experts say it could depress prices of local-law bonds across the euro zone compared with better-protected international-law bonds.
Greece's Hazardous Road to Restructuring Stephen Fidler 2012
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Not all of the villagers' claims are based on international-law violations.
Exxon Sets Indonesia Sales Isabel Ordonez 2011
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I think we are, as a status quo country, said James Kraska, an international-law expert at the Naval War College.
To Parry China, U.S. Looks to Sea Treaty It Hasn't Signed Keith Johnson 2011
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Earlier this year, two international-law heavyweights—global firm DLA Piper and London-based Clifford Chance—entered the Australian market through partnerships with local firms there.
Merger to Form Big Asian Law Firm Jennifer Smith 2011
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They don't even obey the black letter of the law of the treaty, said Stephen Groves , an international-law expert at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative Washington think tank.
To Parry China, U.S. Looks to Sea Treaty It Hasn't Signed Keith Johnson 2011
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In written answers to questions from committee Republicans, Ms. Kagan, currently the solicitor general, rejected an international-law theory propounded by her Obama administration colleague, Harold Hongju Koh, the State Department's chief lawyer.
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That reconfiguration may also occur, one sunny day, on some moral, pro-democratic, or international-law basis (League of Democracies, Security Council reform, etc.).
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It is earning a failing grade from a broad range of groups, including human-rights advocates, international-law experts, and democracy activists.
Wrongs Council 2009
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