It is recommended that States should

In Part I, paragraph 2, it states

It is not being implemented by States.

It is not enough for the Court to request Member States to assist it in identifying qualified candidates from the underrepresented States.

The Convention has four States parties it requires 10 States parties for entry into force)

The Convention has three States parties it requires five States parties for entry into force)

He wondered whether it denoted similarity to the organization's member States or to other States.

It would also call upon States to consider becoming parties to it.

It cannot be piecemeal, and it must benefit all Member States equitably.

It was introduced only in the United States.

It is up to States to remain vigilant.

It urges States to stop running secret prisons.

In many States, it has taken several centuries.

But key States indeed, all States must adhere to it if it is to make the contribution to national and international security which we firmly believe it can.

It is of crucial importance that all States Parties fully comply with it.

Accordingly, it has repeatedly called on those States not yet party to the Treaty to accede to it as non nuclear weapon States Parties.

One advantage of uniformity is that it will make it easier for the enacting States to obtain cooperation from other States in insolvency matters.

What is it that makes people trust each other, not only between states, but also within states?

It would give permanent membership to 11 States, consigning 180 other States to competition for 14 seats.

It might be preferable, for instance, to avoid using the parallel terms States Parties and Contracting States .

It was applied in exceptional cases in two States.

We hope it will be signed by all States.

After all, it is sponsored by 42 Member States.

It is open also to accession by all States.

Further, it may be overburdensome for some States Parties.

but back in the States, it might be different.

As of 31 December 2004, 15 States had ratified it or acceded to it.

It is not universal because it has not achieved the participation of all States.

8. The Convention was signed by only 43 Member States and ratified by only 10. It cannot enter into force until 20 States have ratified it.

The answer is crystal clear it is the United States.

It was followed in exceptional cases in a dozen States.

In 12 States, it was also available through indigenous means.

It also provided recommendations for the consideration of Member States.

The Church of Scientology states that it has 30,000 members.

The United States would like to keep it that way.

It is the justification for having OSCE missions in participating States helping host States to deal with specific challenges.

It is important that regional fisheries enhance their cooperation with a larger number of States, in particular with high seas fishing States and geographically disadvantaged States.

Yet not all States parties to the Convention have fully implemented it and there are vast stockpiles of mines in the arsenals of States that remain outside it.

To date, the Convention has been signed by 115 States, has 15 States parties and will enter into force once it has been ratified by 30 States.

You fake it and make it. This is the mantra of the United States of America.

We don't see it that way in the United States, but you see it that way.

It was applied exceptionally in 23 countries, while in 10 other States it was never applied.

Under this embargo, among other restrictions, Cuba may not export any product to the United States, nor may it import any goods from it it may not receive United States tourists it may not use the dollar in its external transactions it may not have access to loans, nor may it conduct any operations with multilateral, regional or United States financial institutions and its vessels and aircraft may not make any stopovers in United States territory.

It was, moreover, untrue to say that States could not impose obligations on other States by means of unilateral acts.

It also urged Member States, the Islamic Development Bank and financing institutions of Member States to contribute to the Fund.