Sentence examples for convention in force from inspiring English sources

Although many nations have adopted legislation concerning safety at sea, there is in fact no international convention in force that deals specifically with the safety of fishing vessels, largely because the great variations in design and operation between fishing vessels and other types of ships have always proved a major obstacle to their inclusion.

The court's decisions are binding, and its broad jurisdiction encompasses "all cases which the parties refer to it and all matters specially provided for in the Charter of the United Nations or in treaties and conventions in force".

The 1841 convention remained in force until it was reversed by the post-World War I Lausanne Convention (July 24 , 1923, which allowed free passage for all warships.

For instance, it may be fully determined by purely public features of a linguistic context $c$ whether according to a convention $R$ an assertion was made, but yet not itself settled by purely public features whether convention $R$ was in force for the speaker in $c$.

Many of the same lobbyists who helped underwrite the Republican convention are out in force in Los Angeles.

A25 Many of the same lobbyists who helped underwrite the Republican convention are out in force in Los Angeles, to cover both party bases.

When Right To Play began, the Convention had been in force for 10 years, and its principles have always been an important inspiration to our work.

The deterrent effect of the FCPA has encouraged American companies to implement sophisticated internal-compliance programmes to detect and deter foreign bribery.It is now time for other countries, such as Britain, France, Germany and Japan, to enforce legislation implementing the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development anti-bribery convention, which has been in force since 1999.

But he said he thought it could play into the United States Senate race even more than the convention in August, by forcing candidates to talk about the subject.

But the last month has seen Mr. Cuomo's glossy coronation as the party's preferred candidate at the state convention in late May, forcing Ms. Nixon — making her first run for public office — to begin petitioning to challenge him on the Sept. 13 ballot.

There are feasible alternatives: voluntary alternative dispute resolution coupled with an international enforcement regime, international treaties or conventions such as those in force in the E.U. on the exercise of personal jurisdiction, and international treaties or conventions on rules of substantive law to be applied no matter which court exercises jurisdiction.