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Abil Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Accord and treaty
Is there any difference between an accord and a treaty?
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Hi This is just my view, without looking it up. An accord is usually between countries that are already friendly and it states what it is that they agree about. A treaty, more often, is between countries that have had disagreements (or war) but, after negotiation, they arrive at something they can go along with, expressed in the treaty Dave
- Hi This is just my view, without looking it up.
- An accord is usually between countries that are already friendly and it states what it is that they agree about.
- A treaty, more often, is between countries that have had disagreements (or war) but, after negotiation, they arrive at something they can go along with, expressed in the treaty Dave
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Hi
This is just my view, without looking it up. An accord is usually between countries that are already friendly and it states what it is that they agree about. A treaty, more often, is between countries that have had disagreements (or war) but, after negotiation, they arrive at something they can go along with, expressed in the treaty
Dave
This is just my view, without looking it up. An accord is usually between countries that are already friendly and it states what it is that they agree about. A treaty, more often, is between countries that have had disagreements (or war) but, after negotiation, they arrive at something they can go along with, expressed in the treaty
Dave
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