Sentence examples similar to a tangible agreement from inspiring English sources

These concerns did not result in any tangible agreement at Friday's education council meeting, beyond a statement of principle in the formal communique that needs-based funding was important "for educational equity and ensuring Australian children and young people have access to quality education regardless of their location or economic background".

It's not yet known what Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin discussed in their private meeting, or whether they reached any tangible agreements.

To date, however, no solid and tangible agreement has emerged on which to build a post 2012 framework.

Similarly, there was deep concern regarding the importance of ensuring new agreements included a tangible incentive, within a legal capacity, to support Samoa to determine and manage health risks as a result of free trade deals.

That agreement must be "translated into a tangible UN security council resolution," he says.

" A union will lead to a negotiated contract, a tangible public document that states unequivocally what the agreement is between management and employees.

Suffering from continued difficult industry conditions and desperate for improved liquidity, the company asked its lenders to waive a tangible net worth covenant that is part of its credit agreements.

Licensing Agreement – these engagements are forms of out-tasking and used when sourcing a tangible asset, such as a technology or real estate.

There are many caveats to this agreement and debate over whether it should be voluntary or mandatory, but it is a tangible way forward for that immediate crisis.

President-elect Donald Trump's newly announced agreement to save more than 1,000 jobs in Indiana gave him the kind of trophy he covets: a tangible victory that matches his campaign promise to serve as deal maker in chief.

It makes a tangible difference.