What does BYBIL mean?
BYBIL means British Year Book of International Law
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for British Year Book of International Law?
British Year Book of International Law can be abbreviated as BYBIL
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What does BYBIL stand for? BYBIL stands for "British Year Book of International Law". |
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What is the meaning of BYBIL abbreviation? The meaning of BYBIL abbreviation is "British Year Book of International Law". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AJIL - American Journal of International Law
- BYIL - British Yearbook of International Law
- JILIR - Journal of International Law and International Relations
- MSUDJIL - Michigan State University DCL (Detroit College of Law) Journal of International Law
- SAYIL - South African Yearbook of International Law
- SYBIL - Singapore Year Book of International Law
- UNDIL - United Nations Decade of International Law
- CDIL - Center for Development of International Law
- JPIL - Journal of Philosophy of International Law
- AYBIL - Australian Year Book of International Law
- BJBH - British Jewry Book of Honour
- PASIL - Proceedings of the American Society of International Law
- SDJIL - San Diego Journal of International Law
- TBL - The Book of the Law
- BOTL - Book of the Law
- diplomatic immunity. - A provision of international law which exempts the diplomats of one country from the laws of a country to which they are assigned.
- Br Y Int L - British Yearbook of International Law 1920-
- Brit YB Int'l L - British Yearbook of International Law
- J Int'l L & Int'l Rel - Journal of International Law and International Relations
- U Pa J Int'l L Ins - University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law