Area of application. This Agreement shall apply to investments made by investors of either Contracting Party in the territory of the other Contracting Party both before and after the entry into force of this Agreement.
Area of application. 1. The geographical area of application of this Agreement comprises all marine waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea.
2. Nothing in this Agreement, nor any act or activity carried out in pursuance of this Agreement, shall constitute recognition of claims or positions of any Contracting Party concerning legal status and extent of waters and zones by any such Contracting Party.
Area of application. As regards the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the present Agreement shall apply to the part of the Kingdom in Europe, the Netherlands Antilles and to Aruba, unless otherwise provided for under para 2 of Article 16 of this Agreement.
Area of application. The present agreement governs relations and general working conditions between the members of the Luxembourg Bankers' Association listed above1 and their employees working on a permanent basis in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, with the exception of a) employees belonging to the higher categories referred to in Art. L. 162-8 of the Labour Code. For the purposes of this heading, the term “Senior Executives” denotes employees whose salary is significantly higher than that of the employees covered by the collective agreement or based on a different scale, having regard to the time needed to perform the duties if this salary is the counterpart consideration for the exercise of a genuine and effective management authority or if the nature of the tasks comprises a clearly defined authority, substantial independence for the purpose of the organisation of work and considerable freedom to determine working hours and, in particular, the absence of constraints governing working hours.
Area of application. 1 Except as otherwise provided, this Convention applies to waters of the Pacific Ocean beyond areas of national jurisdiction in accordance with international law:
(a) east of a line extending south along the 120° meridian of east longitude from the outer limit of the national jurisdiction of Australia off the south coast of Western Australia to the intersection with the 55° parallel of south latitude; then due east along the 55° parallel of south latitude to the intersection with the 150° meridian of east longitude; then due south along the 150° meridian of east longitude to the intersection with the 60° parallel of south latitude;
(b) north of a line extending east along the 60° parallel of south latitude from the 150° meridian of east longitude to the intersection with the 67o 16’ meridian of west longitude;
(c) west of a line extending north along the 67o 16’ meridian of west longitude from the 60° parallel of south latitude to its intersection with the outer limit of the national jurisdiction of Chile then along the outer limits of the national jurisdictions of Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia to the intersection with the 2o parallel of north latitude; and
(d) south of a line extending west along the 2o parallel of north latitude (but not including the national jurisdiction of Ecuador (Galapagos Islands)) to the intersection with the 150° meridian of west longitude; then due north along the 150° meridian of west longitude to its intersection with 10° parallel of north latitude, then west along the 10° parallel of north latitude to its intersection with the outer limits of the national jurisdiction of the Xxxxxxxx Islands, and then generally south and around the outer limits of the national jurisdictions of Pacific States and territories, New Zealand and Australia until it connects to the commencement of the line described in paragraph (a) above. 2 The Convention shall also apply to waters of the Pacific Ocean beyond areas of national jurisdiction bounded by the 10° parallel of north latitude and the 20° parallel of south latitude and by the 135° meridian of east longitude and the 150° meridian of west longitude.
Area of application. The establishment of area-based management tools, including marine protected areas, shall not include any areas within national jurisdiction and shall not be relied upon as a basis for asserting or denying any claims to sovereignty, sovereign rights or jurisdiction, including in respect of any disputes relating thereto. The Conference of the Parties shall not consider for decision proposals for the establishment of such area-based management tools, including marine protected areas, and in no case shall such proposals be interpreted as recognition or non-recognition of any claims to sovereignty, sovereign rights or jurisdiction.
Area of application. 1. This convention applies to the Area … [see paragraph 4 of Report of the First International Meeting on the Establishment of the proposed SPRFMO, February 14-17, 2006, which records that “the meeting discussed an indicative outline of high seas area for the proposed RFMO (refer Annex II of SP/01/Inf3rev1) as follows:
(a) the western boundary of the proposed South Pacific regional fisheries management organisation should abut the eastern boundary of the proposed Agreement area to be established under the Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement;
(b) the southern boundary of the proposed South Pacific regional fisheries management organisation should abut the northern boundary of the Agreement area of the Commission for the Conservation of the Antarctic Living Marine Resources (CCAMLR);
(c) the eastern boundary of the proposed South Pacific regional fisheries management organisation should abut the outer limit of the maritime jurisdictions of South American states;
(d) the northern boundary of the proposed South Pacific regional fisheries management organisation should not be delineated until the meeting had discussed fishery resources to be managed, the regulation of high seas enclaves within the proposed area and had received further scientific and technical information”]
2. Where for the purpose of this convention it is necessary to determine the position on the surface of the earth of a point, line or area, that position shall be determined by reference to the International Terrestrial Reference System maintained by the International Earth Rotation Service, which for most practical purposes is equivalent to the World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS84).
3. Nothing in this convention shall constitute recognition of the claims or positions of any of the Contracting Parties to this convention concerning the legal status and extent of waters and zones claimed by any such Contracting Parties.
Area of application. This Agreement shall apply, on the one hand, to the territories in which the Treaty on European Union is applied and under the conditions laid down in that Treaty, and on the other hand to Senegal.
Area of application. This agreement applies to the teacher categories specified in the University’s appointment regulations. This agreement does not apply to teachers with assignments as head/leader that qualify for a period of ‘sabbatical’ leave on completion of the assignment, under local agreement or decision by the employer. When the teacher resigns from the assignment and returns to the teaching position, this agreement applies taking into account the decision on granting the sabbatical leave to upgrade their disciplinary knowledge. For teachers who for a long time have spent the majority of their working time on administrative duties and management assignments that are not covered by the agreement regarding decision on granting sabbatical leave, section 9 applies instead of section 6 regarding professional development time.
Area of application. 1. This Convention applies to the waters of the high seas area of the North Pacific Ocean, excluding the high seas areas of the Bering Sea and other high seas areas that are surrounded by the exclusive economic zone of a single State. The area of application is bounded to the south by a continuous line beginning at the seaward limit of waters under the jurisdiction of the United States of America around the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands at twenty (20) degrees North latitude, then proceeding East and connecting the following coordinates: 20°00’00”N, 180°00’00”E/W; 10°00’00”N, 180°00’00”E/W; 10°00’00”N, 140°00’00”W; 20°00’00”N, 140°00’00”W; and Thence East to the seaward limit of waters under the fisheries jurisdiction of Mexico.
2. Nothing in this Convention, nor any act or activity carried out in pursuance of this Convention, shall constitute recognition of the claims or positions of any Contracting Party concerning the legal status and extent of waters and zones claimed by any such Contracting Party.
