Sentence examples for accord on issues from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, at a meeting arranged by the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the two leaders agreed to carry out the terms of the September accord on issues related to borders, security and oil, according to the official Sudanese news agency, SUNA, and the African Union mediator, former President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa.

At the hotel, 21 committees met to reach accords on issues large and small, like safety and sick leave, while the union's president, Roger Toussaint, met repeatedly with Mr. Dellaverson to tackle the toughest issues.

The peace deal that was signed on Monday, in the Caribbean colonial city of Cartagena, includes accords on issues ranging from the transformation of the FARC into a political party to expanding existing programs designed to help displaced people return home or obtain financial compensation.

At the time, Washington said it sought to achieve a deal on a solution to the decades-old conflict by 29 April, but officials say a framework accord on core issues would enable negotiations to continue beyond that date.

But the two did not reach any accord on that issue, or on the question of heavily subsidized American agricultural imports, which threaten to swamp Mexican farmers and businesses, driving even more migrants north.

PAGE C1 A Delay on Israel Barrier Israel will hold off building some parts of the barrier in the West Bank until it reaches an accord on the issue with the United States.

Kassis recently posted comments on her Facebook page about the meeting, saying: "Syria's opposition got hope that political process will move forward and Russia and the United States will reach accord on the issue of the Syrian crisis, because of Trump's victory.

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Mr. McCain often won votes of people who disagreed with him on issues, according to exit polls.

If I can remain fully independent and simply vote on issues according to what I think is best for the country and best for the people of Maine, that's what I'll do".

Over previous days Lillis's team had amassed solid evidence that many thousands of voters were shunning traditional party loyalties and deciding their votes not according to their views on issues like Heathrow or the NHS – but in line with what they thought about the biggest issue of the day – Brexit.