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| According to the | treaty, it ended Joseon's status as a tributary state |
| The text of the | treaty itself, however, was finally published in 1905 |
| e required before allowing a referendum on the | treaty itself. |
| The | treaty itself: text at Yale Law School and the Intern |
| As a result of this | treaty, Japan attained railroad rights in Manchuria, |
| In the terms of the | treaty, Joanna gave up her rights to Brittany and rec |
| The Bryan-Chamorro | Treaty kept Nicaragua from competing with the Panama |
| In the following | treaty King Victor Amadeus III recognized the French |
| Despite the terms of the | treaty, King Casimir and his successors did not lay o |
| Based on the terms of the | treaty, King Edward relinquished his kingdom to King |
| 15, 1960, amidst growing public furor over the | treaty, Kishi resigned and Hayato Ikeda became prime |
| The | treaty, known as the Treaty of Tudmir, gave Visigothi |
| emagne and Offa concluded the first commercial | treaty known in English history. |
| d Nations, as the earliest international peace | treaty known to historians. |
| herokee Ridge Party, who supported the removal | treaty known as the Treaty of New Echota. |
| fered with the sovereign power including Eulsa | Treaty, Korean-Japanese Annexation Treaty and others. |
| However, the Nine-Power | Treaty lacked any enforcement regulations, and when v |
| The | treaty laid down detailed regulations for Sino-Britis |
| re are 17,000 acres (69 km2) in newly acquired | Treaty Land Entitlement lands. |
| Flying Dust is a | treaty land entitlement band with the capability of p |
| In 1993 Muskowekwan's | Treaty Land Entitlement Claim was ratified, enabling |
| life, about 90 million acres (360,000 km²) of | treaty land, or about two-thirds of the 1887 land bas |
| authorities to redefine the extent of Indians | treaty lands, and in the fall of 1860 A.B. Greenwod, |
| d the Guidiville never received their promised | treaty lands. |
| The | treaty language ensured that the entirety of the bay |
| The peace resulting from the | treaty lasted until Napoleon's refusal to permit Swed |
| The | treaty launched the condominium in Samoa between the |
| t human rights obligations under international | treaty law, particularly the corpus of international |
| ng has had a direct influence on International | treaty law. |
| The | treaty led to a war with the United States began by S |
| The failure of the | treaty led to an escalation of the Northwest Indian W |
| The ensuing | treaty led to a peace with Hungary and the annexion o |
| Unhappiness over the | treaty led to the May 4 protest movement, which is se |
| The | treaty led to the annexation of the Dehradun and east |
| I do not see how the provisions of the | Treaty led to Greco-Ottoman conflict; quite the oppos |
| The | treaty led to large investment by Americans in sugar |
| de la paix, but criticism of the terms of the | treaty led to a change in the title. |
| According to author Paul N. Hehn, "the | treaty left half a million Slavs inside Italy while o |
| The | treaty left a large number of Slovenes and Croats in |
| he Pensacolas, and nearly 1,000 tons below the | treaty limitations. |
| constitutes a "cruise missile" for purposes of | treaty limitations. |
| The | treaty limited the total capital ship tonnage of each |
| Article 6 of the | treaty limited opium production to seven countries. |
| rs, was scrapped in accordance with the London | Treaty limiting naval armaments. |
| vember in accordance with the Washington Naval | Treaty limiting naval armaments. |
| ped in accordance with the terms of the London | Treaty limiting naval armament. |
| h 1930 in accordance with the Washington Naval | Treaty limiting naval armament. |
| 31, in accordance with the terms of the London | Treaty limiting naval armament. |
| The Limited Test Ban | Treaty limits nuclear testing to underground, and fur |
| The | treaty limits the number of deployed strategic nuclea |
| undaries of the settlement, however, the final | treaty line would not be fully agreed upon for anothe |
| ille, where it intersected with the Greenville | Treaty line. |
| ing to the Soviet-Lithuanian Mutual Assistance | Treaty, Lithuania agreed to allow Soviet military bas |
| In the years after the | treaty, Llewelyn sought to consolidate what power he |
| ember 2012, which is also the day on which the | treaty loses all force, unless extended by both parti |
| As part of the | treaty Louis promised him the hand of his infant daug |
| Later, the 1854 Wolf River | Treaty made this 250,000-acre (1,000 km2) reservation |
| The London Convention was a | treaty made in 1884 between the United Kingdom, as th |
| Arrears Act, was the result of the Kilmainham | Treaty made between Parnell and Gladstone by which th |
| in Dunmore's War in 1774, the resulting peace | treaty made the Ohio River the boundary between weste |
| nacted on 31 July 1853, after an international | treaty made in London. |
| he next year, in 1681, following a provisional | treaty made in the expectation of further negotiation |
| May 1522, and attested the ratification of the | treaty made. |
| tomania is a term used to describe a period of | treaty making by the United States during the Cold Wa |
| This | treaty marked the end of the Second Coalition; after |
| The | treaty marked the end of the Swedish War of Liberatio |
| The | treaty marked Persia's official recognition of Khwara |
| rding to two official estimates, and the Kyoto | treaty may compel New Zealand to pay penalties if gas |
| In a secret side agreement to the | treaty, McGillivray received a commission as a brigad |
| After the U.S. Senate ratified the | treaty, McIntosh was assassinated on May 13, 1825, by |
| The | treaty meant that Denmark-Norway acknowledged the ind |
| wever, the failure of France to ratify the EDC | treaty meant it was all to no immediate avail. |
| hat is starting to emerge is that although the | treaty mentions establishing “brotherhood and peace f |
| the ratification process at the Bundestag, the | treaty met with 13 dissenting votes by deputies of th |
| inland to the Soviet Union in the Moscow Peace | Treaty, Moscow Armistice and Paris Peace Treaty as a |
| al due to restrictions by the Washington Naval | Treaty, much of the design and prototype work for new |
| Under the terms of the | treaty, Mysore ceded about one half of its territorie |
| ere shot in retaliation for the death of a pro | treaty National Army soldier in an ambush. |
| in order to press its demand for the Antarctic | Treaty nations to declare all of the continent of Ant |
| The official attitude amongst the Antarctic | Treaty nations was that World Park Base was to be ign |
| It was the first | treaty negotiated by Canada, independent of Britain. |
| rorism 2006 [CECPT] is a regional multilateral | treaty negotiated under the auspices of the Council o |
| mber of the Kwakiutl District Council and, for | treaty negotiation purposes, the Winalagalis Treaty G |
| mber of the Kwakiutl District Council and, for | treaty negotiation purposes, the Winalagalis Treaty G |
| s currently at stage 4 of the British Columbia | Treaty Negotiation Process. |
| Was she a party to any | treaty negotiation and was treaty signatory? |
| Treaty negotiations with several Western countries we | |
| He played a key role in | treaty negotiations as the Menominee tribe tried to p |
| ar and once again played a leading role in the | treaty negotiations at Ripon and London. |
| of the Japanese delegation to the London Naval | Treaty negotiations in late 1929. |
| The first Labour Minister of | Treaty Negotiations was Margaret Wilson. |
| The proceedings of the Portsmouth Peace | Treaty negotiations have been identified as an early |
| Treaty negotiations with the Americans and with sever | |
| In 1922-23 he covered the Lausanne | Treaty negotiations in Lausanne Switzerland. |
| erved as an interpreter and witness at several | treaty negotiations with Native American groups which |
| Hackzell suffered a stroke while on peace | treaty negotiations in Moscow on 14 September, and he |
| This setback did not derail the | treaty negotiations, and after four months of negotia |
| ve up both their and Indian claims to lands in | treaty negotiations, and the Iroquois were forced to |
| hat were written for Chief Powassin during the | treaty negotiations, and documents the promises that |
| nce and while Collins was in London during the | Treaty negotiations, he wrote to her every day. |
| er, made his input instrumental in a number of | Treaty negotiations. |
| er in a trip east to Princeton, New Jersey for | treaty negotiations. |
| From 1992 until 1999 he was Chief | Treaty Negotiator for the Carrier-Sekani Tribal Counc |
| In breaking the | treaty, Nelson broke Foote's word and the admiral was |
| After visiting Chapleau in 1905, the | Treaty No. 9 Commissioners reported that it would not |
| he Kinistin Saulteaux Nation is a signatory of | Treaty No. 4, which was signed by Chief Yellow-quill |
| Treaty No. 9 covers all land in the Chapleau are that | |
| ointed Indian agent for those areas covered by | Treaty No. 4 including the Qu'Appelle Valley; in 1879 |
| he Yellow Quill First Nation is a signatory of | Treaty No. 4, which was signed by Chief Yellow-quill |
| Berens was instrumental in negotiations of | Treaty No.5 with the Canadian government in 1875. |
| Treaty No.7, between the Blackfoot Confederacy and th | |
| The European Union can't become a party to the | treaty, nor can the United Nations or Amnesty Interna |
| Based on the terms of the | treaty, Normandy was restored to the Duke of Berri an |
| By the terms of the | treaty, Norway was to be ceded to the king of Sweden. |
| In the | treaty Norway recognised Scottish sovereignty over th |
| se territories a rejection could result in the | treaty not applying to the territories in question, a |
| The Lausanne | treaty not only dashed any hope of an independent Kur |
| pons Convention (BWC) of 1972 is a disarmament | treaty, not an arms control treaty. |
| basis of the Constitution and as in the draft | Treaty notified to Tokelau". |
| With the Lisbon | Treaty now in-force, Europarties are obliged from now |
| As a result, the first | treaty now defines only the Anguilla - Saint Martin m |
| The Okanese First Nation was a signatory to | Treaty number four. |
| It is registered as the Crown | Treaty Number 61. |
| It is registered as the Crown | Treaty Number 72. |
| It is registered as the Crown | Treaty Number 60. |
| etanguishene Bay Purchase, registered as Crown | Treaty Number Five, was signed May 22, 1798 between t |
| Saugeen Tract Agreement, registered as Crown | Treaty Number 451⁄2, was signed August 9, 1836 betwee |
| Shortly after the approval of the | treaty, numerous settlements sprung up in the opened |
| The | Treaty Oak is an octopus-like Southern live oak (Quer |
| o include the Hopewell Keowee Monument and the | Treaty Oak Monument. |
| though arborists expected the tree to die, the | Treaty Oak survived. |
| Many Texans see the | Treaty Oak today as a symbol of strength and enduranc |
| In 1997, the | Treaty Oak produced its first crop of acorns since th |
| The intensive efforts to save the | Treaty Oak included applications of sugar to the root |
| tely used in an act of vandalism to poison the | Treaty Oak in Austin, Texas. |
| on Department to do maintenance pruning on the | Treaty Oak. |
| e conflict, though the actions of troops under | treaty obligation were separate from the policies of |
| The Act is designed to fulfill India's | treaty obligations under the Single Convention on Nar |
| er to make the federal government aware of its | treaty obligations to the Odawa. |
| 170 remained in Russia, although | treaty obligations required the rearming of the missi |
| s Act as being adequate to fulfill the minimum | treaty obligations in the event of a disagreement bet |
| ies the Czechs and Slovaks agreed to honor the | treaty obligations of Czechoslovakia. |
| The law was established to fulfill India's | treaty obligations under the Single Convention on Nar |
| in the UK, but the UK would still be bound by | treaty obligations to the European Union. |
| In accordance with their | treaty obligations, the United Kingdom and France dec |
| Frisii would provide Roman auxiliaries through | treaty obligations, but the tribe would also appear i |
| s to reduce the Russian inventory in line with | treaty obligations. |
| s of withdrawing from its ANZUS mutual defence | treaty obligations.) |
| Another signing on this | treaty occurred on December 4, 1877 to accommodate so |
| The | Treaty of Newcastle was a treaty signed between King |
| Treaty of Ahmet Pasha (1732) between the two countrie | |
| Since the | Treaty of Nanking was brief and with only general sti |
| The | Treaty of Florence was signed on March 28, 1801 betwe |
| In 502, Emperor Anastasius concluded a | treaty of alliance with the Kindaites and Ghassanids, |
| The | Treaty of Badajoz was signed in Badajoz on February 1 |
| raine was returned to France by Germany at the | Treaty of Versailles. |
| The | Treaty of Berlin called in vague wording for a border |
| and South Islands prior to the signing of the | Treaty of Waitangi in 1840, the development of New Ze |
| of World War I veterans, agitating against the | Treaty of Versailles and German war reparations. |
| Article 22 of the 1930 | Treaty of London relating to submarine warfare declar |
| he was held prisoner until the signing of the | Treaty of Caltabellotta in 1302. |
| Shortly after the | treaty of Ahmet Pasha, Nader decleared war and attack |
| treasurer of Scotland, Kirkcaldy ratified the | Treaty of Greenwich on 25 August 1543. |
| u (1679) and Lund, and with Brandenburg in the | Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (1679). |
| ter of Local Government; Minister in Charge of | Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations; Deputy Leader of the |
| anish king, Charles IV and Napoleon signed the | Treaty of Fontainebleau, which authorized the passage |
| er its current Constitution (the first was the | Treaty of New York, made with the Creek Indians in 17 |
| he border agreed to was that identified in the | Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (1918) between the Russian SF |
| office in 1839 as he was unwilling to sign the | Treaty of London ceding Belgian territory to the King |
| w Zealand Government's full recognition of the | Treaty of Waitangi and opposed the controversial seab |
| After the | Treaty of Trianon Hungary lost many of its western te |
| Signing of the preliminary | Treaty of Paris, 30 November 1782. |
| The Anglo-Afghan | Treaty of Rawalpindi, concluded in 1921, is reaffirme |
| , in which capacity he helped mediate the 1791 | Treaty of Jassy, ending the Russo-Turkish War of 1787 |
| The war concluded 3 years later with the | treaty of April 1769, this provided the mutual restor |
| May 30 - | Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo with the United States |
| The | Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo which ended the Mexican-A |
| ium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg signed the | Treaty of Rome to create the European Economic Commun |
| In the 1785 | Treaty of Hopewell, the Cherokee agreed to come under |
| The | Treaty of the Pruth was signed on the banks of the ri |
| ropean Union under Articles 158 and 160 of the | Treaty of Rome. |
| The | Treaty of Tokehega is a 1980 treaty between New Zeala |
| met in Alton and agreed terms which formed the | Treaty of Alton. |
| D. Feldman, Elizabeth Glaser, Manfred F.. The | Treaty of Versailles: A Reassessment after 75 Years ( |
| Because Uritsky was against the | Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, he resigned his post in 1918 |
| In 1918 (confirmed by the | Treaty of Trianon 1920), the county became part of th |
| chnically, the United States violated the 1785 | Treaty of Hopewell by failing to enforce Article 7, w |
| The | Treaty of Tartu (Russian: Тартуский мирный договор, F |
| In 1918 (confirmed by the | Treaty of Trianon 1920), the county became part of th |
| As part of the | Treaty of Versailles (1757) between Austria and Franc |
| Signing ceremony of the | Treaty of Osimo, 10 November 1975 |
| pposed to the ratification of the London Naval | Treaty of 1930. |
| The | Treaty of Blois was signed on April 19, 1572 in Blois |
| The | Treaty of Tordesillas was arguably the most decisive |
| ive, General Santa Anna, to Velasco, where the | Treaty of Velasco was negotiated and signed. |
| solution also confirmed the continuance of the | Treaty of Guarantee signed in 1960. |
| Treaty of Alliance and Mutual Assistance between the | |
| After the | Treaty of Utrecht of the latter, it became a possessi |
| This was followed on March 3, 1918 by the | Treaty of Brest-Litovsk ending all hostilities with t |
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