Third, United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt invoked the rebus doctrine to suspend American obligations under the International Load Line Convention of 1930.

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For its part, the Security Council would suspend all its deliberations related to the Iranian nuclear program.

Italy will be able to meet its current obligations, and most likely its future obligations as well.

It was therefore decided to suspend them.

For its part, Japan should suspend its plan to buy the islands, an effort that is certain to make matters worse if it goes ahead.

The reply was vague and the main elements that had led to the Committee's decision to suspend its status remained valid.

Third, the Guinea Bissau civil war caused the United States of America to suspend its Peace Corps aid programme in that country.

The same holds for special obligations derived from these treaties, conventions and agreements. Similarly, the Harvard Research on the Law of Treaties in 1935 argued that war may suspend some treaties but does not abrogate any of them.

Disconnection of a bidder does not necessarily suspend the process.

I shall now suspend the meeting for about 15 minutes.

States may suspend the agreements when conflict threatens their security.

Suppose foreign investors wrote contracts providing that the expulsion and banning of foreign journalists or widespread blocking of access to international news sources and social media constituted a sign of political risk sufficient to suspend investor obligations under the contract.

In the absence of objection, I shall now suspend the meeting.

In that regard, Thailand wished to reassure UNIDO of its commitment to its financial obligations.

Treaty obligations were contractual obligations and the intent underlying a contract had a bearing on the extent and manner of its operation.

And the state must comply with its obligations in international law.

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The Yemeni conflict, however, has caused the smugglers to suspend their operations.

Armenia agreed to facilitate a fact finding mission and Azerbaijan agreed in return not to take any action on its UN resolution and suspend the initiative.

2. A State taking countermeasures is not relieved from fulfilling its obligations

2. The provisions of this article are without prejudice to the obligations of each State Party to fulfil its obligations under the present Convention.

It is a great pity that formal negotiations with Iran have been stalled since 2005 amid Western demands that Iran suspend all of its enrichment related activities.

Public and private schools decided to suspend activities until order has been restored.

Pakistan claimed that India, as an aggressor, could not lawfully suspend the agreements.

The view that human rights instruments address the obligations of a State to its citizens and not obligations between States seems to be in ascendancy.

The Islamic Republic of Iran had signed the additional protocol in December 2003 and had undertaken to suspend its enrichment and reprocessing activities as a confidence building measure.

Indeed, it is increasingly likely that Greece will renege on its bailout obligations.

In addition, North Korea violated its treaty obligations and exploded two crude devices.

As a result, Iraq had just settled all its obligations to the Organization.

In its response to the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations, El Salvador also indicated its central authorities.

It was said that paragraph (a) preventing a redefinition by the carrier of its obligations was intended to prevent the carrier from circumventing its obligations by doing indirectly what it could not do directly.

The 1871 Civil Rights Act allowed President Ulysses S. Grant to suspend Habeas Corpus.

Unfortunately, due to a variety of reasons, those staff had to suspend their participation.

As a result, it would be forced to continue to fulfil its obligations without the possibility of effecting good governance, fulfilling its international obligations, or protecting the Government of the United Kingdom and its taxpayers from the burden of unforeseen expenses.

Draft article 3 likewise posed a problem with its categorical statement that the outbreak of an armed conflict did not ipso facto terminate or suspend the operation of treaties.

However, the Minister of Defence was authorized to suspend the right of a conscript to perform alternative service if the country was undergoing a serious threat to its survival.

Such attacks undermined the Organization's effectiveness and its ability to fulfil its obligations to maintain international peace and security.

In paragraph 70 of its report, the Board, while recognizing the efforts made by UNOPS to review unliquidated obligations, reiterated its recommendation that UNOPS conduct more regular reviews of all unliquidated obligations in a timely manner.

Then, in November 2004, in negotiations with European representatives, Iran agreed to suspend nuclear enrichment.

Mr. CHANDRANSU (Thailand) said that his Government did not intend to suspend habeas corpus procedures.

The EU decision comes at a time when NATO has also sought to renew its engagement with Russia after the Georgia conflict led both parties to suspend many joint programs.

To curb inflation, Argentina decided to suspend the sale of wheat to its principal export market, Brazil, where the price of bread had increased 20 over the last 12 months.

At its 714th meeting, on 5 April, the Subcommittee agreed to suspend the Working Group for the current session and to reconvene it at the forty fifth session, in 2006.