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kifflom [539]
3 years ago
5

U.S. laws require equality in the workplace for all employees. U.S. citizens who take a job in Germany cannot sue their German e

mployer under the provisions of U.S. law for failure to provide equal opportunity for them. This exemplifies the:
a.doctrine of comity.
b.act of state doctrine.
c.principle of sovereignty.
d.nationality principle.
Business
2 answers:
Goshia [24]3 years ago
8 0

The given excerpt exemplifies the principle of sovereignty.

Option c

<u>Explanation:</u>

The principle of sovereignty states that government have the right to rule themselves. Sovereignty principle is referred to as a pivotal or vital principle of supreme authority of modern international law.

This political and social concept is a substantive term that refers to the designation of the supreme authority or dominant power. The principle within a territory depends on the structure and nature of the international legal order.

elena55 [62]3 years ago
7 0

This exemplifies the Principle of sovereignty.

Explanation:

As per the <u>principle of Sovereignty</u> refers to the right and power of a governing body without any interference from outside bodies.

The term Sovereignty  refers to the authority of a state to govern  or a state that is self governing.

<u>For  example</u> :-The power of a king to rule his kingdom  is sovereignty .

U.S. laws require equality in the workplace for all employees. U.S. citizens who take a job in Germany cannot sue their German employer under the provisions of U.S. law for failure to provide equal opportunity for them. -this is a example of the <u>Principle of Sovereignty(c)</u>

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