They are thus virtually coextensive with peremptory obligations (arising under norms of jus cogens).

One may infer that the content of those obligations is largely coextensive with the content of the peremptory norms.

It was said that it was unclear whether these powers were coextensive or the exercise of the State court power overrode the power of the arbitral tribunal.

France, in his grandiose view, was the natural guardian of European values, which, according to him, were coextensive with French values.

It is now well recognized that the protection offered by international human rights law and international humanitarian law are coextensive, and that both bodies of law apply simultaneously unless there is a conflict between them.

The surveys carried out in connection with the present review suggest that many of the current practices are explicable in terms of operational requirements, which are not always coextensive with those of personnel welfare.

Today, the universal common good is confronted with problems of worldwide dimensions — problems, therefore, that can be solved only by an authority possessed with power, organization and means coextensive with those problems and whose sphere of activity is worldwide.

(d) One view is that the exceptio inadimpleti contractus is either coextensive with, or would be adequately covered by, the regime of countermeasures, and the Commission has deferred consideration of it in that context.

“The term `denial of justice' has been employed by claims tribunals so as to be coextensive with the general notion of state responsibility for harm to aliens, but it is widely regarded as a particular category of deficiencies on the part of the organs of the host state, principally concerning the administration of justice.

However, because genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes committed in an internal armed conflict may be committed by nonstate actors, the rules permitting universal jurisdiction with respect to these crimes are not practically coextensive with immunity ratione materiae (which is the case with torture and war crimes committed in an international armed conflict).