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treaty

[tree-tee] / ˈtri ti /


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While welcoming the strengthening of the Philippines' treaty relationship with the United States in recent years, Hontiveros said Manila hoped to bring even more "like-minded nations" into the fold.

From Barron's

"Competitiveness is won in operations, not treaties. Vietnam's advantage comes from speed, predictability and deep supply-chain integration, not just tariff access," said Kotla.

From BBC

The question of how to limit nuclear arms is all the more pressing as it follows the expiration earlier this month of the New Start treaty that reduced U.S. and Russian long-range nuclear arms.

From The Wall Street Journal

Senior officials from the U.S. and the Philippines met in Manila this week for annual talks on their alliance, which rests on a mutual-defense treaty signed in 1951.

From The Wall Street Journal

Officials said the timing and direction of the next change in the policy rate was uncertain given the risk of changes to the North American trade treaty.

From The Wall Street Journal