Sentence examples for conventions between from inspiring English sources

Facts are agreed conventions between relevant parties (especially professions).

At that time, international law consisted of conventions between sovereign states, and covered issues like piracy and diplomatic immunity.

This bid was rejected, as were the efforts of five subsequent constitutional conventions between 1856 and 1887.

In February, the North American Radiological Society, a frequent visitor to McCormick Place, fired a warning shot when it voted to alternate its future conventions between Chicago and Orlando, explaining that labour and hotels cost less in Florida.

The Cunningham committee, in its report a couple of years ago, which was approved by both houses, said that if the present Lords were to be replaced by an elected chamber, the conventions between the two houses would have to be rewritten.

This allows the C++ syntax to be similar to Fortran, to provide for a more straight forward syntactical conversion from the original Fortran to C++ and simplified calling conventions between the two.

It was the battle of the cars at the Republican National Convention, between G.M. and DaimlerChrysler.

It was the time when the Yaounde convention gave way to the Lomé convention between Europe and the African, Caribbean and Pacific states, of which Foley was a main architect.

Interpol's effectiveness is limited by the fact that it resulted from a practical agreement between police forces rather than from an official convention between states.

The Åland Convention between Britain, France, and Russia (1856) stipulated that the islands would never be fortified again, though the islands remained under Russian rule.

But the club is now challenging this in the French courts as being contrary to the tax convention between France and Monaco made in 1963.