Treaties

/ˈtriːtiz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Formal agreements between sovereign states or international entities binding under international law.
    The two countries signed treaties to establish trade regulations.

Forms

  • treaty

Commentary

Treaties are distinct from domestic contracts as they involve sovereign entities and are governed by international law.

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