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“...Administra- tion With the general increase of restrictions on trade in all parts of the world and with the growth of the system of bilateral trade agreements, crippling on the whole to a country with the type of economy of the Dutch East Indies, the Government have...”

“...Marine Pollution (LBS). This is a "framewor k treaty" with a framework t hat must be further elaborated o n in sub regional and bilateral treaties in various sub areas (Environmental Law Institute, 2016) Wastewater O Draft The starting p oint in the drafting of...”

“...Lagenidae. Genus Cristellaria Lmk. 1812. Cristellaria (Planularia) thalmanni n. sp. Fig. 2729. Species of large size, test bilaterally symmetrical, coiled except in the adult where the last formed chambers tend to uncoiling. There are about 1315 chambers in...”

“...Lagenidae. Genus Cristellaria Lmk. 1812. Cristellaria (Planularia) thalmanni n. sp. Fig. 2729. Species of large size, test bilaterally symmetrical, coiled except in the adult where the last formed chambers tend to uncoiling. There are about 1315 chambers in...”

“...guarantees which all the Contracting States may claim, and do not exclude the volun- tary extension or adaptation of such rules by bilateral or other agreements voluntarily concluded between the said States. 6. In view of the special circumstances in which they are...”

“...a large number (207) of eighteenth-century voyages to Africa, ones he previously assumed to be slave voyages, were actually bilateral commodity traders returning directly to Europe. He thus changed from a maximalist approach, wanting to make certain the volume...”

“...future destiny of the territory with due knowledge. 6. Constitutional considerations. Association by virtue of a treaty or bilateral agreement affecting the status of the territory, taking into account (i) whether the constitutional guarantees extend equally...”

“...governments, in a determined effort to protect their migratory birds, have provided legislation to that effect, and have concluded bilateral conventions. However, in the majority of the Caribbean countries, no or few restrictions on hunting and killing these migrants...”

“...But Dacqu (/. c. 129) is also right, for before the mountain building the geosyn- clines were quite common shelves without bilateral continental boundaries. 124 Not only part of a block can get loose and remain behind (Wegener, I. c. 47) but a larger block...”