Sentence examples for governing the status from inspiring English sources

Ms Clinton, speaking in Greenland yesterday, said that US ratification of a UN treaty governing the status of seabeds under international law was "overdue".

Despite an agreement to consult on military matters, Iraq and the United States lack a formal accord governing the status of foreign forces and are relying on an American occupation directive covering several important matters.

While the American-led Coalition Provisional Authority is negotiating the path to sovereignty with the Iraqi Governing Council, the United States has not yet presented a formal proposal governing the status of American military forces after the hand-over, he said.

The jus gentium (Latin: "law of nations"), for example, was invented by the Romans to govern the status of foreigners and the relations between foreigners and Roman citizens.

Meanwhile, a combination of global warming and soaring raw material prices has seen a sudden revival of 50-year-old territorial aggrandisement, straining the agreements that govern the status of the polar regions.

The security pact governs the status of US military personnel staying in Afghanistan beyond the withdrawal of most international forces in 2014.

He said it would also seek to revise the agreement governing the legal status of the some 50,000 United States service members in Japan to reduce friction with Japanese communities near American bases.

The Rev. Moon Jung Hyun, a major figure in the anti-American protests, said Mr. Bush should have agreed that the two American sergeants be punished and that the agreement governing the legal status of American troops in South Korea be revised.

The recent discovery of the role of small RNAs in governing the epigenetic status of individual genes offers exciting new possibilities in therapeutics and chemoprevention.

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U.S. and Iraqi negotiators have abandoned efforts to conclude a comprehensive agreement governing the long-term status of U.S troops in Iraq before the end of the Bush presidency, according to senior U.S. officials, effectively leaving talks over an extended U.S. military presence there to the next administration.