Sentence examples for further treaty from inspiring English sources

In 1845 he signed a further treaty with Britain, prohibiting both the export and import of slaves from or into his African dominions.

CMats gives Timor-Leste 90% of the current oil revenues from the joint petroleum development area, and Australia 10%, but a further treaty (Sunrise IUA) gives Timor-Leste only limited claim over future exploitation of the larger Greater Sunrise field.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, spent Wednesday in Brussels urging the council president, Herman Van Rompuy, and a clutch of EU commissioners to focus on growth, and not further treaty changes, warning that if Europe does not become more competitive it will end up in a spiral of perpetual decline.

"The eurozone in my view needs to have further treaty change, and just as eurozone countries will argue that it's necessary to have treaty change, I think it's perfectly legitimate to argue that non-eurozone countries might need to have treaty changes that suit them".

Over the succeeding decades, judges and further treaties have watered down that unambiguous statement.

Or it could try to agree further treaties with Jordan which would categorically address the risks of deportation there.

Francia responded by convening a congress, which on October 12, 1813, formally declared Paraguay an independent republic and rejected further treaties with Buenos Aires.

In Ireland, the 'no' campaign are propagating the mistruth that if we support this Treaty there will be no future referendums in Ireland on further treaties, should we need them.

It was made clear that there will be no further peace treaty or reparations issued after that treaty.

It was made clear that there will be no further peace treaty or reparations issue after that treaty.

Further, the treaty's provisions on victim assistance, stockpile destruction and clearance will reinforce global efforts to reduce the toll taken by explosive remnants of war of all sorts.