Sentence examples for Practical agreements from inspiring English sources

† Regional obstetric collaboration; a quarterly meeting with obstetricians and midwifery practices within a region in the Netherlands where policy, collaboration and practical agreements are discussed.

The home secretary, Theresa May, has said that while Britain will never sign up to a European police force or European public prosecutor, it does participate in a wide range of practical agreements that have "made a positive difference in fighting crime and preventing terrorism".

Whether one starts from the concept of human rights, global social protection, or human security, when moving from concepts to practice, it is possible to obtain practical agreement on policy options, without attenuating the fundamental differences between these concepts.

Yuri Ushakov, a top Putin aide, said the two presidents on Monday "reached a practical agreement on most active contacts" between Russian and American intelligence services.

Interpol's effectiveness is limited by the fact that it resulted from a practical agreement between police forces rather than from an official convention between states.

A practical agreement that gets a truly global effort up and running would be vastly preferable to an ideologically pure agreement that keeps the United States on the sideline for another decade.

In addressing these issues we offer a logical framework for moving from conceptual pluralism to practical agreement on policy.

These recent propositions have an overlapping focus on shared responsibility and mutual accountability suggesting there is much room for practical agreement and the possibility of moving from the conceptual level into policies and practice that advance global health.

To address these issues we offer a logical framework for moving from conceptual pluralism in the theories supporting global responsibility for health to practical agreement on policy to realize this end.

We concur with this suggestion and argue that there is much room for practical agreement on a Global Fund for Health that moves from the conceptual level into policies and practice that advance global health.

While it is not within the scope of this article to suggest the practical means necessary for realigning the preferences and commitments of the various stakeholders in global health governance to establish a Global Fund for Health, we demonstrate that it is in principle possible to move from conceptual pluralism in this matter to practical agreement on policy.