| Respect for sovereignty, noninterference and closer cooperation between individual States in the region constitute another key factor. |
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| These events suggested a return to previous patterns of government noninterference, albeit much less overt than in the past. |
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| These relations must be based on respect for independence and sovereignty, noninterference in internal affairs, as well as mutual interests. |
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| In addition, the democratic process requires noninterference in the work of the judicial branch. |
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| In the first category, we can classify the political conditions linked to aid and the noninterference in the internal affairs of a sovereign State. |
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| The 79 GHz range radio spectrum band shall be designated and made available for automotive short-range radar equipment as soon as possible and no later than 1 January 2005, on a noninterference and non-protected basis. |
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| Algeria works for the reinforcement of international cooperation and to the development of friendly relations among States, on equal basis, mutual interest and noninterference in the internal affairs. |
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| In addition to having the political stability essential for trade, the Fāṭimids encouraged commerce by their low tariff policy and their noninterference in the affairs of merchants who did business in Egypt. |
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| Military noninterference in political affairs has contributed to Senegal's stability since independence. |
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| In all of these battles, we are defending the principles of respect for the sovereignty of other countries and noninterference in their internal affairs. |
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| The good of all living beings creates responsibilities on the part of human beings, summarized in the four basic duties of biocentric ethics: non-maleficence, noninterference, fidelity, and restitutive justice. |
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| We are working to amend a policy that has strayed from the foundations on which our ties with the rest of the world are built, namely: respect for sovereignty and independence, and noninterference. |
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