concordat (Meaning)

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concordat (n)

a signed written agreement between two or more parties (nations) to perform some action

The concordat between the two nations aimed to establish diplomatic relations and promote trade.
Negotiations were underway to finalize the terms of the concordat between the government and the religious authorities.
The concordat signed by the church and the state delineated the roles and responsibilities of each institution.
Historically, concordats have been instrumental in resolving disputes between religious and secular powers.
The concordat granted certain privileges to the clergy while affirming the secular authority of the state.
The concordat was met with both praise and criticism from various sectors of society.
Diplomats worked tirelessly to draft a concordat that would be acceptable to all parties involved.
The concordat ensured religious freedom while recognizing the sovereignty of the state.
The signing of the concordat marked a significant milestone in the history of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Both parties agreed to abide by the terms outlined in the concordat, paving the way for peaceful coexistence.

a signed written agreement between two or more parties (nations) to perform some action

compact, bargain,treaty, pact, convention, vow, insurance, assurance,accord, pledge

No antonyms found.

The concordat between the two nations aimed to establish diplomatic relations and promote trade.

Negotiations were underway to finalize the terms of the concordat between the government and the religious authorities.

The concordat signed by the church and the state delineated the roles and responsibilities of each institution.

Historically, concordats have been instrumental in resolving disputes between religious and secular powers.