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The U. S.'s argument of non-compliance is is based on a non-ratified protocol (#3. 1) that the IAEA should be notified before construction begins.
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So how does a non-binding "commitment" differ from a non-ratified commitment?
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I think that those who would be responsible for implementation of the treaty itself and the Executive Council would deem that to be vitiating the treaty and would deem the United States to be in a non-ratified state.
Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry ITY National Archives 1997
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To Adams he wrote that the doctrine assumed by the State Department with respect to the non-ratified treaty with Spain was not generally admitted in Europe, and that "he thought it equally dangerous and inconsistent with our general principles to assert that we had a right to seize a vessel for any cause short of piracy in a place where we did not previously claim jurisdiction."
Albert Gallatin American Statesmen Series, Vol. XIII John Austin Stevens
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Supreme Court began imposing their views via their re-written, non-ratified by We the People Constitution on them beginning in the 1960's and especially after the early 1970's ruling that struck down anti-abortion laws in most of the states.
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Supreme Court began imposing their views via their re-written, non-ratified by We the People Constitution on them beginning in the 1960's and especially after the early 1970's ruling that struck down anti-abortion laws in most of the states.
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Supreme Court began imposing their views via their re-written, non-ratified by We the People Constitution on them beginning in the 1960's and especially after the early 1970's ruling that struck down anti-abortion laws in most of the states.
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Supreme Court began imposing their views via their re-written, non-ratified by We the People Constitution on them beginning in the 1960's and especially after the early 1970's ruling that struck down anti-abortion laws in most of the states.
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Supreme Court began imposing their views via their re-written, non-ratified by We the People Constitution on them beginning in the 1960's and especially after the early 1970's ruling that struck down anti-abortion laws in most of the states.
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Supreme Court began imposing their views via their re-written, non-ratified by We the People Constitution on them beginning in the 1960's and especially after the early 1970's ruling that struck down anti-abortion laws in most of the states.
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