Sentence examples for a proper agreement from inspiring English sources

Labour's candidate for the mayoralty, Sadiq Khan, said the announcement was a step in the right direction, but added: "It's still a consultation with no sign of a proper agreement with the relevant authorities.

That was very difficult to find a proper agreement.

The simulation results for efficiency of standard design demonstrate a proper agreement with reported experimental data.

These results with post-sunset equatorial irregularities whose occurrence peak falls on the equinox and lowest values during solstices are in a proper agreement with climatological characteristics of the plasma bubbles occurrence in the topside ionosphere reported in previous studies (e.g., Burke et al. 2004; Su et al. 2006; Stolle et al. 2006; Park et al. 2013).

"I don't think he was able to get a proper agreement with Fox," Fuqua said.

It's more important than ever, therefore, to insist upon a proper tenancy agreement written in clear language.

Labour has become a coalition and, as Owen Jones suggested in a recent essay, one way forward might be a proper coalition agreement.

There is no question, however, that a flurry of cross-cutting bilateral trade deals would be a far worse outcome than a proper multilateral agreement, or that a rush of such bilateral deals will make it much harder to make progress at the WTO.

"They told her they would file cases against her saying she had rented her place to a suspicious woman without a proper rent agreement".

A proper trade agreement -- multilateral or bilateral -- should limit the massive investment incentives that many nations (although not the U.S., of course!) now use to draw jobs to their shores and thus have cost America millions of manufacturing jobs in just the last decade.

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