...exact number of dams to be determined through joint agreement of the two nations. Dams are to be built for the conservation, storage, and regulation of the...greatest quantity of the annual flow of the river to insure continuance of present uses, and development of the greatest number of feasible projects...

...by the International Boundary and Water Commission. Article 5 of the treaty is as follows: ARTICLE 5 The two Governments agree to construct jointly, through...in the main channel of the Rio Grande (Rio Bravo): 42006 I. The dams required for the conservation, storage, and regulation of the greatest quantity of...

...as terminated and all debits fully paid, whereupon a new five-year cycle shall commence. ARTICLE 5 The two Governments agree to construct jointly, through...quantity of the annual flow of the river in a way to ensure the continuance of existing uses and the development of the greatest number of feasible projects,...

...the most complete and satisfactory utilization thereof, have resolved to conclude a treaty: ARTICLE 5 The two Governments agree to construct jointly, through...quantity of the annual flow of the river in a way to ensure the continuance of existing uses and the development of the greatest number of feasible projects,...

...without congressional approval unless specifically enumerated in the treaty. Article. 5 of the treaty provides, in part: The two Governments agree to construct...quantity of the annual flow of the river in a way to ensure the continuance of existing uses and the development of the greatest number of feasible projects,...

...without congressional approval unless specifically enumerated in the treaty. Article 5 of the treaty provides, in part: The two Governments agree to construct...quantity of the annual flow of the river in a way to ensure the continuance of existing uses and the development of the greatest number of feasible projects,...

...if the International Boundary and Water Commission, the dams in the main ebannel of the Rio Grande required for the conservation, storage and regulation...greatest quantity of the annual flow of the river below Fort Qultnlan in a way to ins¿ire the continuation of existing uses and the developmeiit of...

...of the International Boundary and Water Commission, the dams in the main channel of the Rio Grande required for the conservation, storage, and regulation...greatest quantity of the annual flow of the river below Fort Quitman in a way to insure the continuation of existing uses and the development of the...

...of the International Boundary and Water Commission, the dams in the main channel of the Rio Grande required for the conservation, storage, and regulation...greatest quantity of the annual flow of the river below Fort Quitman in « way to insure the continuation of existing uses and the development of the...

...Governments agreed to the accomplishment of a long-term and specific program of joint construction for the conservation, storage, and regulation of the...greatest quantity of the annual flow of the river, for development of hydroelectric power, other flood control works including rectification of the river,...