Use of the word treaty in a sentence example

treaty

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Treaty helps two nations to have cordial relations. [noun]

They had a treaty with the auctioneer. [noun]

The fallacy in this argument is that such a treaty is practically unenforceable. [noun]

Libya 's recent accession to the CWC may undermine any efficacy the one-time Arab League policy opposing that treaty had retained. [noun]

But after the treaty of the Pyrenees our passion cooled, and he grew too much the school-master. [noun]

"Aye, shame on the Hollanders and Iroquois, who circumvented them by their deviltries, into such a treaty." [noun]

"But could a good man violate a treaty." [noun]

The treaty of the Pyrenees may be a fine thing for France; but how many noble gentlemen's lives it cost, to say nothing of the common people. [noun]

Louis will thrust his sword through the treaty of the Pyrenees if he see the way to a throne t'other side of the mountains.' [noun]

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