Ukraine signed Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty I, whose provisions were followed in organizing and monitoring the dismantlement.
In the mid-1980s New Zealand instituted an antinuclear policy, one of whose provisions was the banning of nuclear-armed vessels from its ports, including those of the U.S. Navy.
This technical assessment, whose provisions were snuck into the 2008 Naval Vessel Transfer Act, sponsored by Rep.
Note that, as mentioned earlier, the election of a candidate is a good whose provision is a step function of the number of votes.
Column (5) substitutes the share of public employees in the Public Administration by the percentage of total compensation of employees aimed at collective goods, whose provision is carried out exclusively by the government sector, as opposed to individual goods, such as health and education (the source of these data is COFOG).
They have authored the free trade agreements whose key provisions are designed to leverage the sorts of regulations that promote competitiveness from one jurisdiction to another.
Under the Basel 2 banking accord, whose trickier provisions are due to come into force in the European Union next January and in America starting a year later, capital will be allocated according to the riskiness of assets.
Reed has already spent $5 million of taxpayer dollars in San Jose on a similar measure whose major provisions were recently overturned by the courts.
This liberty applies to publications in any format, and includes the freedom of the press, whose provisions and responsibilities are defined in France's Press Law of 1881.
He actively worked against the Sunningdale agreement, signed in late 1973, whose power-sharing provisions were wrecked less than a year later by a loyalist strike.
