2. The application of areicle 15, paragraphs 2 and 3. wtII not affect thevalidity of the provisional arrangernents established for spouses i,ho were marriedprior to the entry into force of the Act of 14 July 1975 on the reclprocat rights and duties ot the narriage parCners and on tbeir narriage contracts and rho. in accordance rrith the option lett open to then under that Act. have nade a declaration nai.ntaining the conplete validity of their earlier marriage contract,A/ 40/623 Eng 1i sh Page 9 CYPRUS loriginalr EnqlisbI [23.tul'Y 198sl In depoai.ting this instrurnent of accesslon, the Governnent of the Republic of Cyprus pishes to enter a regervation concerning the granting to xomen of egual riqncs uitlt nen rritb respect to the nationality ot thelr chitdren' nentioned ln ..ii"l. 9' Paragraph 2, of the convention. This reservation is to be uithdraun upon anendment of the relevant lat'' FEDERAL F.EPUALIC OP GER!'IANY [Or ig inal: Eng li sh] lI0 JulY 198 5l Arlicle 7 (b) trill not be applie'l to the e!'tent that it conlradicts the second sentence of article f2 a (4) of Ehe Baaic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany' Pursuant to thiB Proeision of the Constitution, women nay on no account rendeE servlce involving the use of arms. INDONESIA lor ig inal: Eng lishl [13 septenber 1984] TheGogefnmentottheRepublicoflndonesiadoegnotconsideritself,boundby the proeisions ot article 29' paragraph I, of this convention and takes the position that any dispute relating to the interpretation or aPPlication of the bonvention may only be subrnitted to arbitration or to the rnternational court of JuBtlce with the agreenent of all the parties to the dispute' JAI.{AICA for i9 inal: Engli shl l19 october 19 841 l. The Gouernment of JanEica article 9, ParaqraPh 2, of the 2. The Governnent of Jamaica
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of reservations and declarations made by various countries regarding the application of the Convention on the Nationality of Married Women. The content does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. Instead, it appears to be focused on international law and diplomatic relations.

**Category**
International relations