Large numbers of this species were exported from Madagascar between 1989 and 1993 before the trade from Madagascar was banned by the CITES multilateral treaty.
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In the case of overlapping zones, the boundary is presumed to conform to the equidistance principle or it is explicitly described in a multilateral treaty.
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For example, the UN's " " Final Clauses of Multilateral Treaties, Handbook " ", 2003 ( a publication which predated his tenure in Office ) states:
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Such a conference might work on a multilateral treaty setting standards, for the first time, on such things as weapon types and numbers in international commerce.
35.
In April 1948, the FAO Council followed up on this recommendation by producing a multilateral treaty known as the "'Constitution of the International Rice Commission " '.
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Another healthy attitude is that the United States does not sign on to multilateral treaties in a casual way, which I do think occurs in other countries.
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The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties states that under certain conditions, a party may invoke a " material breach " to suspend a multilateral treaty.
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EUCARIS is a multilateral treaty that provides opportunities to countries to share their car and driving licence registration information, helping to fight car theft and registration fraud.
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The AITIC resulted from a 2002 multilateral treaty known as the "'Agreement establishing the Agency for International Trade Information and Co-operation as an Intergovernmental Organisation " '.
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The CFC was established in 1989 . It was set up by a 1980 multilateral treaty known as the "'Agreement establishing the Common Fund for Commodities " '.
