draft treaty

But that is not the vision set out in the draft treaty.

So far nearly 100 nations have endorsed a draft treaty.

That is undoubtedly one possible response to the draft treaty.

Hell, we have a draft treaty on the table now to reduce weapons by half.

The draft treaty did not specify any rate, they added.

We hope in a few more weeks to have a complete draft treaty ready for submission.

Later that month the English side presented a draft treaty of 27 articles.

The introduction of the draft treaty was Moscow's third major move on arms issues in 10 days.

The draft treaty itself is not scheduled to be the topic of debate.

And, in my view, that is the most significant thing about this draft treaty: its ambivalence.

Both sides have a draft treaty on the table.

The session ended after some of the most complex issues were separated from the draft treaty.

After six months a draft treaty was worked up, but it became clear that neither side had adequate maps.

The draft treaty is a balance of the interests of all participants.

"The draft treaty says that borders cannot be changed."

It is our aim to do the same on the draft treaty on political union.

We will make sure it corresponds with the correct articles in the draft treaty.

The draft treaty reportedly says that inspections should be carried out "where necessary."

One official said there were still 95 bracketed sections in the draft treaty.

A draft treaty was sent to New Delhi a few days ago, he said.

Like all draft treaties of late, it was intended by the Soviets to be more a negotiating too!

"But their draft treaty is-it's almost too good to be true."

Luxembourg, the conference chair, has ignored these ideas in its draft treaty.

Fouchet and his committee produced a draft treaty for a 'union of states' by November 1961.

Meanwhile, countries had already begun passing legislation to implement the draft treaty.