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The new government immediately signed economic and military treaties with Japan.

Iraq's new government then was quickly involved in confrontation with the British over the terms of the military treaty forced on Iraq at independence.

The Warsaw Pact was a military treaty signed by these countries and Russia.

A military treaty was signed with Massasoit, and he became the Pilgrims' greatest ally.

"Certain hostile acts conducted through cyberspace could compel actions under the commitments we have with our military treaty partners," says the document.

The rebels have also demanded that the Government abrogate military treaties with Egypt and Libya.

Russia for her part, conscious that the main German blow was directed against France, was bound by military treaty to attack in the east.

The Soviets have told the Ethiopian Government that the military treaty that expires in 1991 will not be renewed.

France has a military treaty with Chad and has sent troops to the sub-Saharan country on several occasions in efforts to maintain or restore order.

On September 7, 1759, the Marquis signed a military treaty known later as the "Convention of Brandebourg".

However, countries in southern Usea consider joining the Osean Federation after it offers to sign a military treaty with them.

It waged war with Britain, made a military treaty with France, and funded the war effort with loans and paper money.

Mr. Clinton was less precise on the possibility of a formal military treaty with Israel, which would be troubling for both Israel and the United States.

When the government's forces proved woefully inadequate for the task, Tombalbaye swallowed his pride and called in the French under provisions of military treaties signed in 1960.

Louis, anxious to find allies, entered into talks with the city of Liège, which had historical grievances with Burgundy, leading to a military treaty in June 1465.

Afghanistan signed a co-operative military treaty with Egypt and by 1977, the Afghan military and police force were being trained by Egyptian Armed forces.

The company refused to accede to an offensive military treaty; the treaty signed at Madras on 29 March 1769 had terms that each would support the other if attacked.

Wrote the Russian: 'If this man is what the English War Offi considers a general, I suggest you terminate our proposals for military treaty with England.'

"We have no reciprocal trade agreements with the Democracy, we have no military treaties with the Democracy, and we do not recognize Democracy passports.

In 1866, Schaumburg-Lippe signed a military treaty with Prussia, and in 1867 entered a military union, where Schaumburgers served in the Prussian military.

Since August 1859, the pro-Sardinian regimes of Tuscany, Parma, Modena and the Papal Legations entered into a group of military treaties.

Military treaties with the United Kingdom preserved intact British air and sea bases in the country; British officers also continued to fill most of the upper ranks of the Army.

The "brethren pact" which the text is referring to was a military treaty between Norway, Sweden and Denmark to come to the assistance should one of the nations come under military assault.

Residents reported that anti-American slogans printed on walls near Bar Iruna recently indicated that the incident might be linked to a campaign against renewing a 34-year-old military treaty between the two nations.

The Edenians had in the meantime made peace and military treaties with the Shokan, on whom Kahn had always heavily relied, and were ready to attack Outworld a few years later.