December 1999. The settlement of boundary and territorial issues between [the] two countries should follow the principle of respecting the status quo of the boundary created by history and delimitated by the conventions of 1885 and 1897 concluded by [the] French and [the] Chinese Empire, and approved by the Vietnamese and Chinese sides.3 After the normalisation of relations between China and Vietnam, the fourth negotiation round on boundary and territorial issues between the two countries began in October 1992. These represent the longest and most successful negotiations to date and resulted in an Agreement on 30 December 1999. This outcome has been achieved due to several factors outlined below. The two countries needed stability for reconstruction and development of their countries. An early solution to the territorial and boundary issues between them was integral to the fundamental interests and the common aspiration of the two peoples: that they should work together to build their common land border in a spirit of peace, friendship, stability and cooperation. This aspiration was clearly expressed in the Sino-Vietnamese joint declaration issued in Beijing on 27 February 1999 during an official friendship visit by General Secretary Xx Xxx Xxxxx of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee to the PRC. It is also notable that the two countries have experience of settling border issues. China has concluded treaties on border issues with 12-15 neighbouring states while Vietnam has completed the delimitation and demarcation of its border with the People’s Republic of Laos with a Treaty of 18 July 1977 and an Additional Treaty of 24 January 1986. The settlement of China-Vietnam border issues is an active concern of the State and Party leaders of the two countries. In November 1991, in Beijing, Party General Secretary Xx Xxxx and his Vietnamese counterpart Xxxxx Xxxxx issued a statement that the: “Two sides agreed to settle the territorial and border issues that exist between the two countries through peaceful negotiations.” Then in December 1992, in Hanoi, Vietnamese Prime Minister Xx Xxx Xxxx and the Prime Minister of the People’s Republic of China Xx Xxxx made a joint-declaration that the: Two sides reaffirmed the agreement achieved on the high-level meeting of the leaders of the two countries to settle the two country’s territorial and border issues through peaceful negotiations. In November 1994, in Hanoi, Party General Secretary Xx Xxxx, President of Vietnamese S...
December 1999. Project means the construction and operation of rail infrastructure and ancillary or incidental works and activities in the Project Area.
December 1999. Austria ......................................................... Belgium ....................................................... Canada........................................................ Finland ........................................................ France ......................................................... Germany ..................................................... Greece ........................................................ Ireland ......................................................... Italy.............................................................. Luxembourg ................................................ Netherlands................................................. Norway ........................................................ Portugal ....................................................... Spain ........................................................... Sweden ....................................................... Switzerland..................................................
December 1999. If this happens You will be entitled to percentage commission;
December 1999. 2.9 Any provision of this lease imposing a restraint, prohibition or restriction on the Lessee shall be so construed that the Lessee is not only bound to comply therewith but is also obliged to procure that the same restraint, prohibition or restriction is observed by everybody occupying or entering the Premises or any other part of the Property or the Building through, under, by arrangement with, or at the invitation of, the Lessee, including (without limiting the generality of this provision) its Associates and the directors, members, officers, employees, agents, customers and invitees of the Lessee or its Associates.
December 1999 withhold its consent to the subletting of the whole or part of the Premises by the Lessee to any other entity.
December 1999. 16.2 shall not be construed as excluding any other or further remedy which the Lessor may have in consequence of a breach by the Lessee of 16.1.
December 1999. 24.4 The right of renewal shall be exercised by notice in writing from the Lessee to the Lessor given and received not later than 6 (six) months prior to the date on which the renewal period is to commence, and shall lapse if not so exercised.
December 1999. In Bratislava, on --------------- EuroTel Bratislava, a.s. Globtel, a.s, --------------------------------- ---------------------------------- --------------------------------- ----------------------------------
December 1999. 1. A customs union may apply a safeguard measure as a single unit or on behalf of a member state. When a customs union applies a safeguard measure as a single unit, all the requirements for the determination of serious injury or threat thereof under this Agreement shall be based on the conditions existing in the customs union as a whole. When a safeguard measure is applied on behalf of a member state, all the requirements for the determination of serious injury or threat thereof shall be based on the conditions existing in that member state and the measure shall be limited to that member state. Nothing in this Agreement prejudges the interpretation of the relationship between Article XIX and Article XXIV:8 of GATT 1994.
