Sentence examples for Reach understandings from inspiring English sources
Only if there is a clear response to our security needs will we agree to reach understandings," he said.
It is unclear whether these regimes will be able to reach understandings with their opposition movements without greater American involvement.
Meeting in a conference center here south of Beijing modeled after buildings from the Forbidden City, the American and Chinese delegates moved from large halls to small side rooms in their efforts to reach understandings.
The Obama administration's Middle East envoy, George J. Mitchell, met with Israeli and Palestinian leaders over the weekend in an effort to reach understandings that will allow the start of indirect, American-brokered negotiations.
Since Mr. Netanyahu returned to the prime minister's office last year, Mr. Molcho has acted as his trusted emissary, meeting with Obama administration officials, among other things, to try to reach understandings on settlement construction.
Instead, he is going to Washington on May 20th to reach "understandings" with George Bush on Israel's reservations about the plan.These include Israel's wish to defer any talk of a settlement freeze which, according to the map, should take place this year until the planned negotiations on a final settlement in 2005.
He said that Yemen is "ready to reach understanding with anyone who renounces violence and terrorism".
As this joint group now restarts its work, bringing together authorities and members of civil society, we should focus on a cooperative working relationship as we look ahead to reach understanding on these issues.
His epistemological view that humans can reach understanding through beginning with sense experience then fits with these metaphysical commitments.
One team is working on the core NLP problems of accuracy (understanding) and performance (how long it takes to reach understanding).
These kinds of behaviours take place in an absence of understanding (or an absence of information, other than the name, to be processed to reach understanding).
