draft treaty

collocation in English

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draft
adjective[before noun]
uk
/drɑːft/us
/dræft/
A draft plan, document, etc. is in its first form, including the main points but not all ...
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treaty
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtriː.ti/us
/ˈtriː.t̬i/
a written agreement between two or more countries, formally approved and signed by ...
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(Definition ofdraftandtreatyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdraft treaty

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Thedrafttreatywas to remain in force for twenty-five years, a time period later extended to forty years.
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Cecil put forward to the commission a series of proposals that attempted to link disarmament with security, eventually submitting an actualdrafttreatyduring 1923.
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And, in my view, that is the most significant thing about thisdrafttreaty: its ambivalence.
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But that is not the vision set out in thedrafttreaty.
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We will make sure it corresponds with the correct articles in thedrafttreaty.
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Thedrafttreatycontained most of the answers to our fellow citizens' questions and dissatisfactions.
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Thedrafttreatyhas considerable relevance to what we are talking about.
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That is the present position under thedrafttreaty; it is not yet finally concluded.
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In the words of thedrafttreaty, one can be an "exempt" country.
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Another problem is whether we should accept thedrafttreatyamendments now being proposed.
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There is only adrafttreatyat the moment.
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I hope that thisdrafttreatywill be tabled very shortly.
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Accordingly, we started work early this year upon adrafttreaty.
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Thedrafttreatybefore us runs to 224 pages.
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As for the charter of rights, thedrafttreatyincludes a statement of rights.
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I should like to say something on thedrafttreaty.
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In any event, the issue of primacy is not affected by thedrafttreaty.
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Thedrafttreatymentions that, as does the other document submitted by the bankers.
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He referred accurately to thedrafttreaty, which is the previous presidency's working document.
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In thedrafttreaty, it says unanimity as to permission for action.
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