Sentence examples for While treaty from inspiring English sources

While treaty discussions began before the American election, the idea may have gained attraction after the Republican victory.

While treaty change can be a lengthy process, the hope is that the effort will create enough momentum for economic convergence and discipline that will provide the political cover for Germany's leaders to allow the European Central Bank to step in much more forcibly to defend Italy and Spain and try to stabilize the market.

While treaty negotiations entered their 14th round on Thursday, the final draft will almost certainly include a section on IP enforcement.

Still, momentum toward binding new fiscal rules could be achieved by an intergovernmental agreement in the interim, while treaty changes go on apace.

Furthermore, we reasoned that while treaty protections such as Article 36 may constitute supreme federal law, this is "no less true of provisions of the Constitution itself, to which rules of procedural default apply". Id., at 376.

Mr. Romney felt the missile treaty was a bad deal partly because it would impede American defenses by preventing ballistic missile silos from being converted to missile defense sites, while treaty supporters said that was not an issue because American officials prefer to build missile defense installations from the ground up.

Bankes described his purchase as "the glory of my collection", noting that he had been "a long while in treaty for it and was obliged to pay a high price".

The Sumerian texts found in the Hattusa archives belong to this class of literature, while treaties and correspondence with foreign powers were written in Akkadian, the diplomatic language of that period.

While treaties require two-thirds congressional approval, US Presidents often engage in such executive actions with their international counterparts, and the executive action is typically honored by the incoming administration as a matter of diplomatic continuity.

Rainilaiarivony established embassies in Mauritius, France and Britain, while treaties of friendship and trade were concluded with Britain and France in 1862 and revised in 1865 and 1868 respectively.

Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, writing for the Court, declared: Acts of Congress are the supreme law of the land only when made in pursuance of the Constitution, while treaties are declared to be so when made under the authority of the United States.