Sentence examples for treaty I from inspiring English sources

Even a paltry agreement with Britain over migratory birds was a treaty, i.e., the Migratory Bird Treaty of 1916.

And then every 15 years or so they take all the previous agreements and put them into a treaty, i.e. Maastricht, Lisbon, etc. Everyone has their crystal balls out, trying to divine Europe's future.

After long hours struggling with the treaty, I realised I hadn't a hope of grasping its implications.

Yet Baquet knew that he had reached a ceasefire, not a peace treaty: "I think newspapers run the risk of cutting themselves to death.

"I said if I couldn't get adequate safeguards for Britain in a new European treaty, I wouldn't agree to it," Mr. Cameron said in a news conference.

In the build-up to the referendums on the constitutional treaty I was director of Britain in Europe, the UK's nascent, cross-party "yes" campaign.

Parliament has insisted ever since that institutional development is a waste of time unless someone else is given the job of drafting new Treaties, i.e. unless a political body takes over the role played hitherto by the bureaucrats.

The Constitution, laws and treaties I am sworn to defend are not safe either.

"Australians are good people, they believe in the fair go, even if they don't want to talk about the treaties I care so much about.

Second, First Nation's children who have Treaty status (i.e. people registered under the Indian Act of Canada) have their healthcare premiums paid for by the Federal government regardless of their income, but were included in the low SES group as they live in an environment where poverty is common.

I know it was a middling treaty, but I had to do it.