Sentence examples for good treaty from inspiring English sources

"People not only felt that we have a treaty, but that we have a good treaty".

"The administration did not negotiate a good treaty," said Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican and the leader of the opposition.

But no need yet for a grand supranational constitution ("better a good treaty than a bad constitution"); instead, let there be "a federation of nation-states since...the nation-states are not about to disappear".

For him, the saying encapsulated the idea that a good treaty would require rigorous inspections, to insure that neither side was dragging its feet or, worse, disposing of decoy bombs, rather than real ones.

Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Delaware Democrat who is chairman of the committee, seemed to sum up the general view when he said: "I think this is a good treaty.

Another sharp diffraction peaks at 2θ values of 32.4◦, 38.2◦ and 45.6 corresponded to Bragg's reflections from the (1 1 1), (2 0 0), (2 2 0) planes of silver and were in good treaty with the reported data [1, 22, 23, 24].

To get the widest agreement and the biggest arms exporters (the P5 and Germany) on board, the rather good draft treaty risks being riddled with loopholes.

"A good, strong treaty has been blocked," said Britain's chief delegate, Joanne Adamson.

Perhaps China could make a just-as-good fake treaty instead.

The Clinton administration took part in all good faith; the treaty was duly signed.

With or without the Lisbon treaty, good Europeans can rejoice: the "ever greater union" of the EU's founders is indeed taking place.John Andrews: deputy editor, The World in 2009.