In Appendix A of your brief, you clearly show that, out of a total of 192 countries—and this is a figure you mention elsewhere—there are some 92 treaties, four of which are not in force. That is in the first two columns of your appendix and goes back a number of years. There are 25 TIEAs and only one is in force in a country that is shrinking. There are another 11 agreements which are just words and are not in force, precisely because they're just words, and 13 others have been signed, but are not in force.
On March 10th, 2011. See this statement in context.