Sentence examples for terms of the protocol from inspiring English sources

George Bush had withdrawn America from Kyoto shortly after taking office in 2001; and under the terms of the protocol, China, along with all other developing countries, was not obliged to make actual emissions cuts.

So the terms of the protocol, in fact, do not apply -- unless someone from the Spider-Man side wishes to argue that Gerard and Winer have no right to engage in commerce.

Furthermore, before any marine protected area can be created in the Southern Ocean under the terms of the Protocol, it must secure the approval of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, or CCAMLR.

The Great Powers would guarantee the implementation of the terms of the Protocol, while its execution and maintenance was entrusted to the International Control Commission.

The Epirote representatives, in an assembly in Delvinë, gave the final approval to the terms of the Protocol, although the delegates from Himara protested, claiming that union with Greece was the only viable solution.

On June 1 the Great Powers (including Italy and Austria-Hungary) approved the results of the negotiations and on June 23 the terms of the Protocol were officially approved by the Albanian Government.

"They did everything wonderfully right in terms of the protocols they used.

In comparing microarray technologies, it is also important to keep in mind some of the more subtle differences between them in terms of the protocols, chemistry, and detection methods.

The full description is mentioned in Appendix A. for conciseness only the # Processes, the # Specification and the # Intruder Information headings are described here, while the rest are of a less significance in terms of verifying the protocol.

That is when the binding terms of the Kyoto Protocol — the treaty adopted by most industrialized countries, but rejected by the United States and Australia — expires.

Gazprom has a surplus of carbon emissions credits under the terms of the Kyoto Protocol because of Russia's industrial contraction in the 1990s, and thus has spare capacity to burn more coal under the agreement, which Moscow signed.