Sentence examples for treaties executed from inspiring English sources

In his book, Mr. Klos writes that the presidents under the Articles "issued orders, ratified treaties, executed military commissions, received foreign dignitaries, called for Congressional sessions, held councils of war and signed foreign loans as both President of Congress and President of the United States, depending on the situation".

Analogizing to the enrolled bill rule (the only citation of case law in the opinion), the Court held that "the treaty, after executed and ratified by the proper authorities of the Government, becomes the supreme law of the land, and the courts can no more go behind it for the purpose of annulling its effect and operation".

Canada's Numbered Treaties were subsequently executed; similar to the first Fort Laramie treaty, these agreements delineated tribal and governmental title to lands and the terms of development in the area, among other things.

Fellows was also decided before the Supreme Court began distinguishing between self-executing and non-self executing treaties.

They executed a treaty of conveyance with the Seneca on August 31 , 1826 purchasing 87,000 acres for $48,216.

Mr. Beazley's lawyers also want the court to rule that the United States is bound by international law and treaties not to execute a juvenile offender.

Treaties are expected to be executed in good faith, in keeping with the principle of pacta sunt servanda (Latin: "agreements must be kept"), arguably the oldest principle of international law.

Spanish law and European treaties bar extradition to countries where defendants can be executed or tried in secret hearings with no right to choose their own lawyers.

Soon after the Austrian treaty was signed, a reformed preacher, Jacob Kaiser, was captured in Uznach and executed in Schwyz.

An illegal immigrant from Honduras who claimed his treaty rights were violated when he was arrested for a 2001 robbery and murder was executed in Huntsville.

In May 1650, the Covenanters signed the Treaty of Breda, allying themselves with the exiled Charles II against the English Parliamentarians, who had executed his father the previous year.