Traduction de «principle-based argument » (Anglais → Français) :

principles-based standard

principles-based approach

Environmental Management Systems: A Principle-based Approach

argument based on public policy | public policy argument

evidence-based nursing care | nursing care based on recent research developments | evidence-based nursing care | evidence-based nursing principles

rotation system based on the principle of equality

This position of the European Union is based on its general position for the Accession Conference with ... and is subject to the negotiating principles endorsed by the Accession Conference, in particular:

principle of risk-based supervision

What arguments are we going to use that we can continue with our principles-based system?

Fourth plea in law, alleging (i) infringement of the requirement that pleadings are to be construed in accordance with their actual terms and of the principle that actions are to be assessed on the basis of the information existing at the time the contested measure was adopted, in that the CST took the view, in paragraph 77 of its order, that the appellant based his arguments, derived from the principle of equal treatment, on the consequences of the contested decision and rejected them in any event on the basis of those consequences; ...[+++] and (ii) infringement of the obligation to state reasons, the principle that the provisions of the Staff Regulations are to be interpreted in accordance with the principle of equality and the principle of equality itself, in that the CST, in paragraphs 77 and 78 to 80 of its order, failed to respond to the requisite legal standard to the appellant’s arguments.

Third plea in law, alleging (i) infringement of the principles that the provisions of the Staff Regulations are to be interpreted in accordance with the European Charter of Fundamental Rights and that Article 31 of the Charter is to be interpreted in accordance with Decision No 48/03; and (ii) infringement of the obligation to state the reasons on which judgments are based and the requirement that pleadings are to be construed in accordance with their actual terms, in that the CST, in paragraphs 71 to 74 of its order, did not have regard to Article 6 of Decision No 48/03 for the purposes of interpreting Article 31(2) of the Charter, fai ...[+++]led to respond to the requisite legal standard to the appellant’s arguments based on those provisions, and misinterpreted the subject matter and cause of his action.

In fact, the moral premises, particularly the argument that violence against children can contribute to their education, as much as the legal justification, the non- recognition of the principle of the child's best interest, the repudiation of its own principles of interpretation regarding international law, as well as the use of the attenuated interpretation technique — on which this decision is based — all seem to me to be completely at odds with the legal principles established by the Supreme Court of Canada.