 | 1916 - 502 strani
...in the world the laws which should protect the independence of nations, the inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens,...of the law upon which it relies for its peace and security. What would follow such a protest must in each case depend upon the protesting nation's own... | |
 | 1916 - 992 strani
...in the world the laws which should protect the independence of nations, the inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens,...of the law upon which it relies for its peace and security. What would follow such a protest must in each case depend upon the protesting nation's own... | |
 | 1916 - 1068 strani
...in the world the laws which should protect the independence of nations, the inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens,...of the law upon which it relies for its peace and security. What would follow such a protest must in each case depend upon the protesting nation's own... | |
 | American Society for Judicial Settlement of International Disputes - 1916 - 162 strani
...in the world the laws which should protect the independence of nations, the inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens,...of the law upon which it relies for its peace and security. What would follow such a protest must in each case depend upon the protesting nation's own... | |
 | Elihu Root - 1916 - 484 strani
...in the world the laws which should protect the independence of nations, the inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens,...of the law upon which it relies for its peace and security. What would follow such a protest must in each case depend upon the protesting nation's own... | |
 | 1917 - 892 strani
...Independence of nations, the Inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens, ar» violated, all other nations have a right to protest...of the law upon which it relies for its peace and security. What would follow such a protest must in each case depend upon the protesting nation's own... | |
 | James Brown Scott - 1917 - 896 strani
...Independence of nations, the Inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens, arf violated, all other nations have a right to protest...the injury done to It by the destruction of the law щюп which It relies for Its peace and security. What would follow such a protest must in each case... | |
 | 1917 - 656 strani
...in the world, the laws which should protect the independence of nations, the inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens,...others. It would be an assertion of the protesting nations' own right against the injury done to it by the destruction of the law upon which it relies... | |
 | 1917 - 876 strani
...independence of nations, the inviolability of their territory, the lives and property of their citizens, ar» violated, all other nations have a right to protest...against the breaking down of the law. Such a protest wouid not be an interference in the quarreis of others. It wouid be an assertion of the protesting... | |
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International laws violated with impunity must soon cease to exist and every state has a direct interest in preventing those violations which if permitted to continue would destroy the law. Wherever in the world the laws which should protect the independence... 
