rule of law

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41 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Asturian: estáu de derechu — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Azerbaijani: qanunun aliliyi — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Belarusian: вяршэнства закону (vjaršenstva zakónu) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Belarusian: вяршэнства права (vjaršenstva prava) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Bulgarian: върховенство на закона (vǎrhovenstvo na zakona) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Catalan: imperi de la llei — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Catalan: estat de dret — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Chinese Mandarin: 法治 (fǎzhì) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Czech: právní stát — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Finnish: laillisuusperiaate — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• French: État de droit — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Galician: estado de dereito — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Georgian: კანონის უზენაესობა (ḳanonis uzenaesoba) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Georgian: სამართლის უზენაესობა (samartlis uzenaesoba) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Georgian: სამართლისა და კანონის უზენაესობის პრინციპი (samartlisa da ḳanonis uzenaesobis ṗrinciṗi) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• German: Rechtstaatlichkeit — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• German: Rechtsstaat — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Hebrew: שלטון החוק (shiltón hakhók) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Hungarian: joguralom — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Indonesian: supremasi hukum — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Irish: forlámhas an dlí — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Japanese: 法の支配 (hō no shihai) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Kazakh: заң билігі (zañ bilıgı) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Khmer: នីតិរដ្ឋ (ni teh roth) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Korean: 법치 (beopchi) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Korean: 법치주의 (beopchijuui) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Polish: praworządność — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Romanian: stat de drept — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Russian: верхове́нство пра́ва (verxovénstvo práva) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Russian: верхове́нство зако́на (verxovénstvo zakóna) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Russian: но́рма пра́ва (nórma práva) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Spanish: imperio de la ley — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Spanish: Estado de derecho — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Swedish: rättsstat — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Tajik: волоияти қонун (voloyiyat-i qonun) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Thai: นิติธรรม (ní-dtì-tam) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Ukrainian: верхове́нство пра́ва (verxovénstvo práva) — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Vietnamese: pháp quyền — the doctrine that no individual is above the law
• Hungarian: jogállam — the maxim whereby governmental decisions are made by applying known legal principles
• Hungarian: jogállamiság — the maxim whereby governmental decisions are made by applying known legal principles
• Polish: praworządność — the maxim whereby governmental decisions are made by applying known legal principles