There is no question of assimilating such conduct whether active or passive to unilateral acts stricto sensu, but merely of pointing out its implications.

Hence, the term jointly , in paragraph 2, should be understood stricto sensu, namely, an identical action, as in the case of collective claims or actions.

This example, of course, does not involve a unilateral act stricto sensu, but rather State conduct that produced certain legal effects, in the Court's view.

In this context, it tries to set down all possible connections between instrumental offences and terrorist acts stricto sensu, namely through the centralization of criminal information.

This would, to a great extent, be consistent with consideration of the note as a unilateral act stricto sensu or as an act incorporated into treaty relations.

The view was also expressed that draft article 1 did not sufficiently distinguish between diplomatic protection stricto sensu and other related concepts, such as diplomatic or consular assistance to nationals experiencing difficulties as a result of their detention or trial in another State a situation where none of the criteria for diplomatic protection stricto sensu, such as the exhaustion of local remedies, could be invoked.

It would be helpful to reflect on paragraph 12 of the Secretary General's report (A 60 189), which indicates that article 21 of the Agreement has never been applied sensu stricto.

The Truman Proclamation and the statements made by the French authorities concerning the suspension of nuclear tests might be viewed as unilateral stricto sensu since they have been considered to produce legal effects without the need for a reaction from the addressee(s).