Sentence examples for appropriate treaty from inspiring English sources

These guarantee that if a venture fails, the foreign partner has the right to repatriate assets and profits in hard currency if it invested from an appropriate treaty country.

Then the U.S. and other countries can negotiate an appropriate treaty concerning recognition of claims and adjudication of disputes à la today's World Trade Organization.

Then the U.S. and other countries can negotiate an appropriate treaty concerning recognition of claims and adjudication of disputes á la today's World Trade Organization.

In this case again the Conference had voted by a two-thirds majority for the inclusion in the appropriate treaties of some statement of the important principle of free navigation.

The National Government, by virtue of its control of our foreign relations is entitled to employ the resources of diplomatic negotiations and to effect such an international settlement as may be found to be appropriate, through treaty, agreement, of arbitration, or otherwise.

It is appropriate that the treaty provisions on subsidiarity should be reformulated to reflect this.

One: establish a truly legitimate engine for international justice on a permanent basis, and two: ensure that there are appropriate safeguards in the treaty and the treaty regime so that American personnel are not subject to any unwarranted investigation or prosecution by the court".

He insisted that his organisation is simply interested in ensuring the treaty contains appropriate "checks and balances".

Only Congress can appropriate money for the treaty's Green Climate Fund, an international account to help poor nations combat the worst effects of global warming.

It did, however, appropriate funds to fulfill treaty provisions, which occasionally included things such as the building of a church, but even these cases were rare.

As the laws were mainly international treaties, the appropriate court was the district court, with a route of appeal to the circuit, and then to the U.S. Supreme Courts.