Sentence examples for landmark convention from inspiring English sources
That is the year Unesco ratified the landmark convention prohibiting traffic in illicit antiquities.
That is the year Unesco ratified a landmark convention prohibiting traffic in illicit antiquities, and it has become a widely accepted cutoff for collecting.
It's ironic too that this landmark convention, which has its origins deep in the heart of the British establishment, should not be part of British law.
That is the year Unesco ratified a landmark convention prohibiting traffic in illicit antiquities, and it has become a widely accepted cutoff for antiquities collecting.
The landmark Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has been ratified by 96 countries since it was opened for signature in 2007.
Progress for Children Publication year: 2009 Publisher: UNICEF Languages: English It is now two decades since the landmark Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted.
The earlier Earth summit resulted in the landmark conventions on climate change and biodiversity, as well as a host of other influential documents.
Rio+20 was intended as a follow up on the 1992 Earth Summit, which put in place landmark conventions on climate change and biodiversity, as well as commitments on poverty eradication and social justice.
Abraham Lincoln's administration published a new fighting code for Union soldiers in 1863, which diffused far beyond American shores: to the Prussian Army in 1870, into the landmark Hague Convention in 1899, and even into the Geneva Conventions and the Nuremberg trials after World War II.
The Philippines is the only Asian country to have ratified the landmark International Labour Organisation convention on domestic workers (pdf), which – among other rights protections – bans salary deductions to pay placement fees.
Under the new policy, the museum will not consider any object whose provenance does not reach back at least to 1970, the date of a landmark Unesco convention prohibiting the circulation of illicit antiquities.
