Arms control treaty

The American political right has never found an arms control treaty it liked.

In addition to technical training, they would also study arms control treaties.

This is not just one more incremental arms control treaty.

They also provide a hedge against cheating on arms control treaties.

It is wrong to equate arms control treaties with the cold war.

Public interest groups hope to use the photos to monitor arms control treaties and to police the world's intelligence services.

That is the image presented in a new commercial supporting the arms control treaty signed by the leaders last week.

Arms control treaties are complex agreements, which take years to conclude.

They will not want to be inhibited by arms control treaty commitments.

By going to Geneva without an arms control treaty to sign, he broke the conservative tradition.

The Senate approved the arms control treaty in 1996.

"Virtually all arms control treaties have been trampled upon," she said.

Current arms control treaties, though valuable, are not enough.

In recent years, the Senate has developed something of a reputation as a graveyard for nuclear arms control treaties.

The United States has not ratified an arms control treaty for 16 years.

When Washington and Moscow signed an arms control treaty, that was success.

The Russians and Americans signed two more arms control treaties.

These facilities are certified by international arms control treaties.

The old approach to arms control treaties, familiar to so many of us who helped negotiate them and win their ratification, clearly no longer works.

The Administration, he added, has consistently refused to consider any arms control treaty that does not contain such provisions.

Among the issues confronting lawmakers is Senate consideration of the superpower arms control treaty.

Some mistakenly believe that missile defenses will make arms control treaties unnecessary.

They want to preserve much of the existing framework of arms control treaties.

Such haste could unravel the whole structure of existing arms control treaties.

Of equal concern is the weakening of the arms control treaties themselves.