Multilateral agreements include "hard law" conventions that contain legally-binding obligations, such as the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) [ 20].
"We looked hard at conventions and felt it was necessary to cut in that area," the statement read, in part.
While watching "Waiting for Forever," I felt tentative stirrings of admiration for an indie movie that so aggressively flouts the hard-shelled conventions of romantic comedy.
Outrage over the Arizona law sparked a boycott of the state, and the tourism industry was hit hardest after conventions moved elsewhere and tourists canceled trips.
John Jay lacked the pyrotechnic skills of his ally Hamilton, but his offstage courtesy won more votes at New York's hard-fought convention.
But a big part of the Paul campaign's strategy is to do well in caucus states and then compete hard at state conventions for not only the delegate spots they have been estimated to have won, but also to try to fill other candidate's delegate spots with Paul supporters.
The effects of these battling responses were hard to assess: convention revenue went down, while tourism revenue went up.
Turkey pushed hard for the convention, which calls for hotlines, shelters and legal aid for abused women.So it should.
Throughout the Hard Rock's convention halls, porn stars sit signing autographs and flogging merch, their bodies like bronzed balloon animals: cinched here, swollen there.
He explained that, over the previous two decades, Britt had clamped down hard on the convention.
Republican Insider: OBAMA -- "Hit Romney back hard from the convention, try to reinforce his negatives and be humble.
