Sentence examples for Lasting agreement from inspiring English sources

Everyone involved in brokering the deal last night is talking of the need for a "durable" and "lasting" agreement.

Without India, it will be more difficult to reach a lasting agreement.

But this impulse, experts caution, is precisely what may undermine a lasting agreement.

President Bush should appoint a permanent envoy to the region whose main task would be to broker a lasting agreement.

But by adopting a more inclusive mindset and thinking like a diplomat, you'll improve your odds of reaching a successful, lasting agreement.

Months of peace talks in neighbouring Ethiopia have so far failed to reach any lasting agreement, or even negotiate an enduring ceasefire.

KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai for the first time publicly laid out his vision of a long-lasting agreement that could keep the American military in Afghanistan for years, in a speech to Afghans on Wednesday that seemed both a warning to neighboring Pakistan and Iran and an attempt to win over a skeptical domestic audience.

The contract with Carlsberg, which was signed in 1992, was the longest-lasting agreement in English top-flight football.

Any continuing resolution that gets passed in September, they argue, will only last for a few months, after which the two sides will try to hammer out a longer-lasting agreement to fund the government.

To resolve these issues, the NGBA and the Georgian Bay Association (GBA) have been working with Wiikwemkoong to create a long-lasting agreement, separate from provincial and federal negotiations, that will help shape how the land will be used, and who will access it.

Therefore, developing and executing a system that facilitates effective public involvement for resolving contentious issues can help in fostering long-lasting agreements.