Примеры использования Formal treaty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This regime is not based on a formal treaty.
A formal treaty is expected to be ratified before the end of 1998.
In the case of a designated State, there need not be a formal treaty.
It is the first formal treaty between the United States and a Native American tribe the Lenape or Delaware Indians.
Indian land andthe rights to live in certain areas were purchased at formal treaty sessions.
A formal treaty, the Peace of Riga, was signed on 18 March 1921, establishing Polish borders for the period between the World Wars.
The conflict was not fully resolved until Pontiac himself travelled to Fort Ontario and signed a formal treaty with Johnson in July 1766.
The 1689 Treaty of Nerchinsk was China's first formal treaty with a European power and kept the border peaceful for the better part of two centuries.
We are pleased with the work of the United Nations-mandated Preparatory Committee to develop thinking on the ATT in the lead-up to formal treaty negotiations next year.
Ceasefires may be declared as part of a formal treaty, but they have also been called as part of an informal understanding between opposing forces.
One participant felt that the international community would not be able to negotiate a formal treaty until the problem had become more urgent.
They often lacked formal treaty status, and generally focused on technical issues such as information, enforcement and harmonization.
Such an instrument orinstruments could range from a recommendation to WIPO members to a formal treaty that would bind countries choosing to ratify it.
Pakenham and Buchanan drew up a formal treaty, known as the Oregon Treaty, which was ratified by the Senate on June 18, 1846, by a vote of 41-14.
Another participant expressed the inability to understand why, if the international community so broadly supports peaceful cooperation in space,it is so difficult to achieve a formal treaty preventing space weaponization.
On May 15, 1915,the ABC countries met again to sign a more formal treaty, designed to develop cooperation, nonaggression and the arbitration of disputes.
Firstly, a code of conduct to be signed by as many arms-producing, arms-exporting and arms-importing countries as possible and which,after a 10-year trial period, would be transformed into a formal treaty;
And fourth, the intrinsic nuclear disarmament value of the CTBT which argues against attempts to establish any formal treaty links with other issues which, however legitimate and worthy, are irrelevant to the nuclear test ban treaty as such.
In seeking to bypass the United States of America opposition under the Bush administration to legally binding instruments and in the hopes of complementing the existing body of space law,the Code of Conduct is not meant to be a formal treaty.
To address the deficiency in data sharing,there have been calls for the urgent establishment of a system under a convention or other formal treaty to facilitate and oblige data holders to freely exchange data for scientific programmes and for data prevention.
While many modes of formal and informal cooperation between States exist,the fact that judicial cooperation in criminal matters requires the consent of States means that it is often grounded in formal treaty relations.
Traditional warfare was often accompanied by formal treaty denunciations and was concluded with a peace treaty, which one can use to infer the effect of armed conflict on treaties; modern armed conflict almost always lacks these official proclamations.
Constructive comments were collected, especially on the organizational aspects of the Code, and Mr. Nardon is optimistic that a"rendezvous clause" will be included in the next draft,which will discuss Code parties returning at a later date to negotiate a formal treaty.
The established accreditation procedure for reviewing applications from intergovernmental organizations takes into account the nature of the establishing agreement(a formal treaty or other legal instrument); the membership; the governing structure; and a proven track record of activities that is relevant to the substance of the conference.
Lastly, while the communication of reservations by facsimile or electronic mail would be in line with modern means of communication, draft guideline 2.1.6 did not seem to reflect the usual practice andmight not be appropriate in the context of a formal treaty action; it raised issues of authentication and verification that should be considered before it was included in the draft guidelines.
The established accreditation procedure for reviewing applications from intergovernmental organizations takes into account the nature of the establishing agreement(a formal treaty or other legal instrument); the membership; the governing structure; and a proven track record of activities that is relevant to the substance of the conference.
The success of the Register made it clear that disarmament andinternational security issues did not necessarily have to be solved through formal treaties.
They conveniently abrogate their formal treaties and do not yield to laws concerning protection of the environment.
United Nations can help support them in moving from informal processes to the conclusion of formal treaties, including on the treatment of migrants in vulnerable situations; abusive recruitment processes; or international transfers of funds and benefits.
An indigenous representative from Australia said that the colonizing powers had used the doctrine of"terra nullius" to rationalize their occupation of Aboriginal andTorres Strait islander lands and territories and that, therefore, no formal treaties had been entered into in Australia between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples.