a Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

b Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

d Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

e Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

g Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

i Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

n Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

r Declarations and reservations (excludes territorial declarations and certain other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

Declarations

All other declarations should be able to be made and amended at any time.

We would again call on all States possessing outer space potential to make unilateral voluntary declarations that they will not be the first to place weapons of any kind in outer space.

c Declarations and reservations (excludes other reservations and declarations of a political nature).

g Declarations and reservations.

a Declarations and reservations.

d Declarations and reservations.

e Declarations and reservations.

i Declarations and reservations.

m Declarations and reservations.

n Declarations and reservations.

Declarations by States parties

Unless we change direction and make our actions realistic and achievable, it is already clear that the declarations of success in Copenhagen this December will be meaningless. We will make promises.

In doing so, the Council would take into account the possibility that individual member States of the European Union might wish to make declarations.

Procedure and effects of declarations

Article 20 (application of declarations)

2. Declarations and confirmations of declarations are to be in writing and to be formally notified to the depositary.

Noting all recent declarations by participants of regional international meetings and by international organizations on the situation in Afghanistan,

Declarations on the scope of application

Declarations by States parties 154 86.

Declarations by States parties 157 97.

It does not rest in charters, declarations or covenants alone, but lies in the hearts and minds of all people.

Mr. Adensamer (Austria) said that, in the light of the Secretariat's explanation, he wished to withdraw his objection to the understanding that only REIOs could make declarations.

But without implementation, our declarations ring hollow.

But without implementation, our declarations ring hollow.

Article 21 Procedure and effects of declarations

With regard to the question of possible inconsistencies in declarations made by the EU and individual member States, she said that one reason for the proposed disconnection clause was to ensure that all declarations made by member States were coordinated.

In other cases the act consists of several declarations, as with the declarations by the French authorities concerning the Nuclear Tests case.

Article 19 Declarations on the scope of application

Article 18. Declarations on the scope of application

Monitoring and registration procedures are in place to check that operations are carried out in accordance with legal requirements. Foreign exchange offices are also required to make periodic declarations.

However, many continued to affirm the central role of the CD and advocate both unilateral declarations and collective diplomatic efforts by all States.

But declarations are one thing and reality is another.

Article 18. Declarations on the scope of application (continued)

Notifications, declarations and reservations received by the Secretary General

We all make mistakes.

Yet gaps of ratification and restrictive reservations and declarations remain.