Sentence examples for treaty to terminate from inspiring English sources

In May 1280 he arranged a treaty to terminate the claims of the sovereign dynasties the Habsburgs and the Angevins for the possession of Sicily.

He will have the right to set U.S. policy toward other nations and to terminate treaties.

Officials said they did not expect the courts to rule in favor of a Democratic suit challenging Mr. Bush's right to terminate a treaty.

When this demand was rejected by the other contracting nations, Japan gave advance notice of its intention to terminate the treaty, which thus expired at the end of 1936.

If the treaty is concluded for a definite period, a statement of the period follows; or, if it is in perpetuity, there may be a provision inserted that either party may "denounce" (i.e., give notice to terminate) the treaty.

A small group of Democrats filed suit earlier this week challenging Mr. Bush's right to terminate a treaty that the Senate had to ratify in 1972, but the White House said it expected the courts to dismiss the case.

Given the EU's uncompromising stance on the principle of the free movement of persons, it seems likely that it will choose to terminate the treaty as soon as the Swiss adopt legislation that goes against it.

If President Bush is allowed to terminate the ABM treaty, what is to stop future presidents from unilaterally taking America out of NATO or the United Nations?

The Netherlands Antilles' financial sector was trounced by America's decision in 1987 to terminate a tax treaty that had encouraged international lending to flow through the islands.

Trump claimed on Saturday that Russia has breached the treaty and "so we're going to terminate the agreement".

The tribe argued that the Menominee Termination Act did not extinguish treaty rights, but instead had two purposes; to terminate federal supervision of the tribe and to transfer to the state general criminal and civil jurisdictionwhich had already been accomplished by Public Law 280 and that law expressly preserved hunting and fishing rights.