Sentence examples for a second treaty from inspiring English sources

Following a second treaty signed in 1971, the remaining islands were returned in 1972.

A second treaty convention at Fort Laramie, held in 1868, was intended to re-establish the peace and did so for a time.

Negotiations are still taking place on a second treaty, to deal with the legal status of American troops to be deployed at the planned radar base.

Given the complexity of the matter, some administration officials have privately confided to arms control colleagues that it no longer looks realistic to complete a second treaty with Russia by the time Mr. Obama's current term expires.

A second treaty, signed on June 11 , 1699 by England and France and in March 1700 by the Dutch Republic, awarded Spain and the Spanish Netherlands and colonies to Archduke Charles, second son of the Holy Roman emperor Leopold I, and Naples, Sicily, and other Spanish territories in Italy to France.

When the Senate amended the first Hay-Pauncefote agreement with Britain over the Panama Canal in 1900 so drastically that Britain rejected the revised treaty, John Hay had to sit down with Lord Pauncefote for a second round of talks to produce a second treaty.

Could Europe survive a fourth treaty rejection in as many years?

In March 1949, Rau, like the representative of a state, signed a first treaty with a foreign state, a trade agreement with Poland.

These fears were not entirely without foundation: the Swiss had begun to form alliances north of the Rhine river, concluding a first treaty with Schaffhausen in 1454 and then also treaties with cities as far away as Rottweil (1463) or Mulhouse (1466).

The Lakota finally had an uprising, which lead to the second Treaty of Laramie, further guaranteeing ownership of the sacred Black Hills to the Lakota people.

With the prospect of a second, bigger treaty change, Mr Cameron decided on tougher bargaining.