Sentence examples for some treaty from inspiring English sources

These changes, taken together, they will require some treaty changes.

It is true that some treaty amendments will be necessary when Croatia and, later, others join.

So some treaty amendment will be needed by 2009 or 2010, when Croatia is likely to join.

Foreigners had no rights and, unless protected by some treaty between their state and Rome, they could be seized like ownerless pieces of property by any Roman.

There has to be some treaty change, though, whether driven by Britain or by the eurozone countries' need to be better integrated.

Earlier this year, some treaty opponents tried to halt the financial aid, saying the ban's goals were illusory or contrary to American interests.

Trademarks are, some treaties notwithstanding, largely a local matter.

But some treaties assign no obligation for governments to reach a deal and eliminate double taxation.

These specialise in providing highly sophisticated analysis and information, and they can be crucial to the working of some treaties.

Also, the immigrants' home countries might refuse, contrary to international law, to repatriate them, and some treaties require the prisoner's consent.

The amount of land that a tribe or band retained under a given agreement was often calculated on a per capita basis; some treaties allocated as few as 160 acres (approximately 65 hectares) for a family of five, while others provided as many as 640 acres (260 hectares) for the same number of people.