declaration of neutrality

Declaration of neutrality if either signatory becomes involved in war through Article 1.

We signed a declaration of neutrality and a statement of friendship.

Pictet himself wrote the text of the declaration of neutrality.

Besides an initial declaration of neutrality during the first campaigns of 1792, his mission ultimately failed.

On May 18, Adams met with Russell to protest the declaration of neutrality.

"A declaration of neutrality," said the accountant.

"A declaration of neutrality," someone repeated.

Declarations of neutrality must be ignored.

Lawrence had little sympathy for the unique lifestyle of the Acadians and their declaration of neutrality.

National Day, celebrates the anniversary of the Declaration of Neutrality in 1955.

One of his speechwriters later said that the declaration of neutrality was an important factor in his subsequent decision to support intervention.

In August 1861 he issued a declaration of neutrality in the American Civil War.

That seemed unfriendly, but Valentine chose to interpret it as a declaration of neutrality, and passed Normork by without making any attempt to enter.

Following the Cambodian example the government of Laos adopted a declaration of neutrality on 9 July 1962.

Gregory, who had considered even the declaration of neutrality an ignoble concession, was disappointed at this turn of events and decided to abandon ecclesiastical politics.

The Central Powers's initial reaction to the declaration of neutrality was similar to that of the Entente.

German and Austro-Hungarian diplomacy began probing the Bulgarian government's intention immediately following the initial declaration of neutrality.

The Declaration of Neutrality was a declaration by the Austrian Parliament declaring the country permanently neutral.

A declaration of neutrality was signed in 1730 and was accepted by Nova Scotia governor Richard Philipps.

"An interesting incident of the day was the declaration of neutrality over the El Chamizal territory", wrote the New York Times.

The French were infuriated at King Leopold III's open declaration of neutrality in October 1936.

In 1955, the Austrian State Treaty and ensuing declaration of neutrality established Austria as a demilitarized and neutral country.

To that end, both houses of the General Assembly passed declarations of neutrality, a position officially declared by Governor Magoffin on May 20, 1861.

The USA, in particular, remained unconvinced by the King's declarations of neutrality and refused to proffer compensatory aid to Amman.

It is sometimes thought to commemorate the withdrawal of Allied troops, but in fact celebrates Austria's Declaration of Neutrality, which was passed on October 26, 1955.