Sentence examples for from treaty from inspiring English sources
The list, presented Friday at a meeting of finance ministers of the Group of 20 countries in Moscow, includes ideas to prevent corporations from "treaty shopping" to find countries with the lowest taxes and then find ways to book their profits there, even when much of the money is made elsewhere.
Aside from "Treaty", Kelly has written or co-written several songs on Indigenous Australian social issues and historical events.
While returning little value to the U.S. taxpayer and/or consumer, the businessmen benefited from treaty perks such as a $1600 per U.S. vessel cost to fish as compared to Japan's $6000.
As to conquest, the Court noted: "War is a suit prosecuted by the sword; and where the question to be decided is one of original claim to territory, grants of soil made flagrante bello by the party that fails, can only derive validity from treaty stipulations.
The Makah claim whaling rights from treaties dating to 1855.
We go it alone, withdrawing from treaties and taking unilateral positions, earning resentment around the world.
North of the Limpopo, the strategy, apart from treaties signed in 1888 with Chief Lobengula of the Ndebele tribe, was that of occupation.
If Washington does withdraw its signature, that will not annul the court, but it could encourage other nations to remove their signatures from treaties that America supports.
The U.N. charter explicitly references its "faith in fundamental human rights" and the need to uphold "conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law" be respected.
But a great deal of international law derives not from treaties signed by consenting nations but rather from the vague category of international custom, which over time can harden into binding law.
This risks a fundamental erosion of the UN Charter, which set as an objective the "establishment [of] conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law can be maintained".
