Sentence examples for friendship signed from inspiring English sources

Atatürk also sought reconciliation with Greece; this was achieved through a treaty of friendship signed on Dec. 30, 1930.

Germany has swapped pavilions with France (a nod to the anniversary of the 1963 Treaty of Friendship signed by Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer).

Soon after, a treaty of friendship signed with the British in February 1888 (the Moffat Treaty) was distorted by the British government in order to declare the kingdom a British protectorate.

But, after a long series of hiccups, the "treaty of friendship" signed on May 31st by the two presidents, Boris Yeltsin and Leonid Kuchma, should make Ukraine feel more confident of its sovereignty and may, with luck, mark another step by Russia on the road to better relations with all its neighbours.

Sign your name and put friendship signs.

A Franco-Lebanese treaty of independence and friendship was signed in 1936 but was not ratified by the French government.

He saw the glee they took in their friendship and signed them – young, clueless and giddy – on the spot.

Christians fumed over their loss of status and railed against the friendship treaty signed between Lebanon and Syria in 1991.

A feeling of chivalry attached Alexander to the king of Prussia, Frederick William III, and to Queen Louisa, and a treaty of friendship was signed with Prussia.

A treaty of friendship was signed with the United Kingdom, terminating Bahrain's status as a British protectorate, and Sheikh ʿĪsā was designated the emir.

Typically, Castro's announcement took place in the presence of Cuba's closest ally, Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, who has been in Havana to celebrate 10 years of a friendship treaty signed in the year 2000, and to sign new agreements.