Sentence examples similar to foundational treaty from inspiring English sources
Several significant provisions of the SEA brought important modifications to the foundational treaties of the 1950s that had established the European Communities the EEC, the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), and the European Atomic Energy Community Euratomm).
As Erdoğan raised the decibel level of his speeches again lately, questioning Turkey's current borders, and the validity of Lausanne Treaty (which as a foundational document established modern Turkey) signed and sealed in 1923, new (or old) maps were visible in Turkish TV channels and newspapers, showing Mosul and northeastern part of Greece, beyond Thessaloniki, as the 'Greater Turkey'.
"Ever closer union," the phrase in the foundational document of the E.U., the 1957 Treaty of Rome, is just stated as a goal, without any explanation either of what it means or of why it would be a good thing for most Europeans.
I want foundational health.
"RISC was foundational," Andreessen says.
This is a foundational change".
This is a foundational move.
"He was foundational to me.
Those are my two foundational colors.
They're foundational ordeals, mentioned incessantly.
