In the mid-19th century there was significant foreign commercial intervention, based on treaty port privileges.
Instead she aimed higher, and sued the US government for reparations based on treaty rights and won, culminating in one of the most significant legal victories for Native people in recent history.
America abandoned Clark and moved to renegotiate the bases treaty.
In 1991, amid rising anger at a new base treaty, the Senate declined to renew the lease.
This puts him at odds not just with the Americans, but with his own foreign minister, Katsuya Okada, who is taking part in the high-level talks.As soon as Mr Obama had left Japan, Mr Okada travelled to Okinawa to see for himself how the islanders view the base treaty.
… The more developed the state, the more sensitive it is to political decisions or changes in economic relations based on treaties and agreements".
The World Trade Organization, the International Monetary Fund, the Free Trade Area of the Americas, the United Nations -- all these are based on treaties, and the United States, under normal circumstances, has participated in them, often led them, and benefitted immensely.
For years, these Indian nations, all members of the Iroquois confederation, have demanded the return of vast swaths of land based on treaties dating back to George Washington's administration.
For decades, the Senecas have been one of several Indian nations, all members of the Iroquois confederation, demanding the return of hundreds of thousands of acres of land in New York based on treaties dating to the Revolutionary War.
In particular, legal positivists who argued that the law of diplomatic immunity should be based on treaties and precedent strove to reduce what they considered the excessive privileges of envoys.
Anyone should know that peace is not based on treaties and alliances, which often lead to wars.
