Synonyms for treaties
treaties

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1. List of paraphrases for "treaties":

   treaty, treated, traités, tratados, agreements, conventions, processed, contracts, dealt, verträge, instruments, treatises, series, covered, conditions

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1. Lisa Shannon:

   The largest obstacle I see is to fight the apathy, when youre asking for global systems change and genuine commitments, even people who are pro-womens rights will question whether or not its needed, will say its unnecessary and this is something the tobacco and land mines and disabilities treaties faced.

2. Gunther Oettinger:

   Just like the Polish government has its prerogatives and duties, so do we, our duties come from treaties, including the duty to safeguard the rule of law in EU states.

3. Mariano Rajoy:

   I want to be very clear...Scotland does not have the competence to negotiate with the European Union. Spain opposes any negotiation by anyone other than the government of United Kingdom, i am extremely against it, the treaties are extremely against it and I believe everyone is extremely against it. If the United Kingdom leaves... Scotland leaves.

4. National Endowment for Democracy:

   The law on undesirable organizations is the latest in a series of highly restrictive laws that limit the freedom of Russian citizens, this law, as well as its predecessors, contravenes Russia's own constitution as well as numerous international laws and treaties. The true intent of these laws is to intimidate and isolate Russian citizens.

5. The Luxembourg finance ministry:

   Luxembourg, spontaneously and upon request, exchanges information on rulings with other countries, as foreseen by non-double taxation treaties, these developments are in line with Luxembourg's commitment to the initiative of the EU Commission to quickly present a draft directive aimed at introducing a mandatory automatic exchange of information on tax rulings.