Converse of object

• ratify: For the security of the world we will leave to our children, we urge the United States to ratify the treaty.

• conclude: In March 1936 the Soviet Union concluded a treaty of mutual assistance with the Mongolian People's Republic.

• negotiate: Efforts to negotiate a treaty to ban fissile material production have made no progress for the past five years.

• violate: In February 1905, France had violated this treaty by demanding control of the Sultan's army and police force without consulting Germany.

• abrogate: Whether or not the President alone can abrogate a treaty is an open question.

• sign: Had to sign a peace treaty with the USSR on its own.

Adjective modifier

• constitutional: The new constitutional treaty does not contain new language which should concern British business.

• fissile: Hopes for reconvening the CD negotiations on a fissile material treaty were given a boost by the consensus adoption of the fissban resolution.

• multilateral: This is believed to be the fastest entry-into-force of any major multilateral treaty ever.

• bilateral: We have, for example, a bilateral peace treaty between equals, signed with Russia on 12 May 1997.

• international: Fuel used for aviation is exempt by international treaty from any form of tax.

• binding: We are sure that there is no binding treaty between them.

Modifies a noun

• obligation: We're not going to break our treaty obligations.

• ratification: Otherwise, the break-up may be more gradual, occasioned by virtue of the ' safety valve ' of the treaty ratification process.

Noun used with modifier

• extradition: Taiwan has no extradition treaty with the United States.

• non-proliferation: Russian co-operation could be crucial for keeping Iran's atomic energy industry within the bounds of the non-proliferation treaty.

• cut-off: Unlike the UK, however, France voted to " demonstrate its support for a cut-off treaty in the CD " .

• non-aggression: At the same time, the US has ignored the proposals by the Korean leadership to sign a non-aggression treaty.

• peace: Had to sign a peace treaty with the USSR on its own.