Sentence examples for treaty more from inspiring English sources

They agreed to measures designed to make the Lisbon Treaty more acceptable to the Irish.

"He needed the treaty more than the Russians in the short term".

For years, states have negotiated unsuccessfully to make the treaty more rigorous.

Russia and Estonia signed a border treaty more than 13 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union divided them.

More than 50 senators signaled months ago that they would oppose the treaty — more than enough to defeat it, since 67 senators must ratify it.

The United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said that expanding interest as well as new problems like possible nuclear terrorism made the treaty more important than ever.

International instruments have proliferated since World War II; between 1945 and 1965, there were about 2,500 multilateral treaties, more than in the previous 350 years.

Even those administration officials hostile to other sorts of international entanglements are determined to see the NPT and similar treaties more strictly enforced.

Circumstances have combined to hand the Adm. the issue of the Panama Canal & to make winning approval of the Panama Canal treaties more difficult than it reasonably ought to be.

"Unlike Caribbean islands, Panama has a real economy, which makes negotiating treaties more complicated," says Dulcidio de la Guardia, the vice-minister of finance.

A few Ottoman ambassadors went to Europe to participate in negotiations and sign treaties; more and more European merchants, travelers, and consuls came into the Ottoman Empire; a handful of Ottoman men of science and philosophy began to correspond with their Western counterparts; and members of the Ottoman minorities entered into correspondence with their relatives in the West.