...forth the Covenant of the League of Nations and the charter of the International Labor Organization. &. Constitutional limitations. That all action by the...jurisdiction of the United States, and therefore outside 290 the competence of the Council or Assembly under Articles 11-15. e. Monroe Doctrine. That membership...

...nature under Article 16, except as the Congress of the United States may decide upon at the time. (I. Domestic matters. That the United States shall remain...Doctrine, as it may be defined by the United States. /. Equality of voting. That in any dispute before the Council or Assembly, to which the United States...

...Court itself is bound to apply international law, and paragraph 8 of article 15 refers to questions which by international law are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of the State concerned, this provision ensures that a uniform rule will be applied by the Council, the Permanent...

...members and outside states or between outside states (Art. 17) unless they are found "to arise out of matters which by international law are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of a party" (Art. 15). Thus, every phrase seems to be carefully qualified to exclude political matters...

...state equality, and the like have been in the past."4 In his examination of the meaning of the term, "matters which by international law are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of states," Professor Brierly concludes that there are in reality only two "domains," and that a matter...

...provisions of paragraph 1 to 6 of Section A should not apply to situations or disputes arising out of matters which by international law are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of the state concerned. FOUR SPONSORING GOVERNMENTS ?r 34ie provioiono el paragraph i te & ef Section A- ohould...

...provisions of paragraph 1 to 6 of Section A should not apply to situations or disputes arising out of matters which by international law are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of the state concerned. SECTION B. DETERMINATION OF THREATS TO THE PEACE OR ACTS OF AGGRESSION AND ACTION...

...method of peaceful settlement, le present declaration does not apply to disputes : (1) With regard to matters which, by international law, are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of states, or (2) Arising between Poland and states which refuse to establish or maintain normal diplomatic...

...provisions of paragraph 1 to 6 of Section A should not apply to situations or disputes arising out of matters which by international law are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of the state concerned. Section B. Determination of Threats to the Peace or Acts of Aggression and Action...

...the dispute should go to the Security Council with final authority. "By No. 7 provision is made that matters which by international law are solely within the domestic jurisdiction of the state concerned are excepted from the competence of the Security Council under the terms of Nos. 1-5....