Sentence examples for materials under international from inspiring English sources

According to leaks, an outline agreement proposed by Egytpian mediators included opening crossings between Israel and Gaza, importing construction materials under international supervision, and expanding the permitted fishing zone to 12 miles over a period of six months.

According to leaks, the outline agreement included the opening of crossings between Israel and Gaza, the importation of construction materials under international supervision, and the expansion of the permitted fishing zone to 12 miles over a period of six months.

According to leaks, an outline agreement proposed by Egyptian mediators included the opening of crossings between Israel and Gaza, the import of construction materials under international supervision and the expansion of the permitted fishing zone to 12 miles over a period of six months.

Admiral Mullen declined at the news conference to confirm reports that the military was tracking a North Korean flagged cargo ship that might be hauling weapons, missile parts or even fissile material prohibited under international law.

Among the concessions was allowing in construction materials for civilian projects that are under international supervision.

Unless dangerous nuclear materials and facilities can be brought under international control, rogue nations or terrorist groups will find ways to make weapons-grade uranium or plutonium and fabricate a bomb.

The announcement, which offered few details, said that the security cabinet had decided to "liberalize the system by which civilian goods enter Gaza" and to expand the inflow of construction materials for civilian projects that are under international supervision.

In December of that year he proposed to the United Nations that the countries of the world pool atomic information and materials under the auspices of an international agency.

In October last year the US Court of Appeals threw out the conviction of Salim Hamdan, who was accused of being Osama bin Laden's driver, citing that providing material support was not a war crime under international rule of law.

Member Countries of the World Organisation for Animal Health and the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations are committed to destroying remaining stocks of infectious material or ensuring that it is stored under international supervision in a limited number of approved facilities.

The aim is to dilute it to a thorium concentration of less than 0.05 percent — the maximum permitted under international standards to allow the material to be disposed with few restrictions.