Sentence examples for treaty through from inspiring English sources

The 40-year-olds who pushed the treaty through are retiring while the college students who saw it ratified have kids in high school.

They have to get the treaty through their parliaments (and, in Denmark and Ireland, through referendums).

Mr Ahern plans, one day, a second try to get the Nice treaty through.

Mr. Adams said he had met many people who had voted for the treaty "through gritted teeth".

After Carter pushed a canal treaty through the Senate in 1978, these men singled out pro-treaty senators for defeat.

The first task was to get the legislation enacting the Lisbon treaty through, against strong Tory opposition.

"I spent quite a few years trying to get treaties through the US Senate, and frankly, it's become physically impossible," he said.

Harrison supervised the development of 13 treaties, through which the territory bought more than 60000000 acre of land from Indian leaders, including much of present-day southern Indiana.

inquired: "Why is this [Iran deal] not considered a treaty?" "Well Congressman, I spent quite a few years ago trying to get a lot of treaties through the United States Senate...And frankly, it's become physically impossible.

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Attempts by the authorities to bypass these treaties through "memoranda of understanding," guaranteeing the humane treatment of returned detainees, recently came unstuck after two returned Tunisians received jail sentences following dubious trials, and the decision by a District Court judge to prevent the return of a third Tunisian seems to have put the whole errant project on hold.