Sentence examples for making a treaty from inspiring English sources

The meaningful participation of affected women is essential to making a treaty fully useful and useable for women.

And in dealing with Native American tribes, the US needs to be cognoscente that this is the same as making a treaty with Russia over bombs.

Denmark, Poland, and Russia made a treaty in 1699, while Prussia preferred to wait and see.

They [eurozone leaders] have had to make a treaty outside the EU.

In 1295 the Scots, having imposed a baronial council on Balliol, made a treaty with the French.

Congress never made a treaty that it wasn't more than willing to break at the slightest provocation.

"The government should have made a treaty or an official agreement with such a country and not a local law".

A successful settlement was achieved in 1650 by the French from Martinique, who made a treaty with the Caribs in 1660.

At the beginning of his reign he made a treaty with the Arabs whereby they paid increased tribute and agreed to joint sovereignty over Cyprus, Armenia, and Georgia.

As a result, the influential archbishop of Mainz came over to Louis's side (June 29 , 1337, and Edward III of England made a treaty with him (August 26), thus proving that Louis was a desirable ally on the international plane.

Frederick and his brothers made a treaty with Henry at Speyer in 1309, whereby they renounced the Habsburg claim to Bohemia in return for a sum of 50,000 Marks.