Sentence examples for agreed sphere from inspiring English sources

The accelerant for that scramble was the so-called Principle of Effectivity, agreed to in Berlin: Even within their agreed sphere of influence, the colonizing powers needed to establish treaties with local overlords, install local administrations, police the area and develop it economically.

Under the terms of the pact Germany and the Soviet Union agreed spheres of influence in eastern Europe.

In 1983, a tiny British publisher called Sphere agreed to release them in three volumes under the title "The Books of Blood".

The measured amplitude of oscillation of the spheres agreed fairly well with predictions from the equation of motion of the spheres.

After the Quebec conference in September 1944, he flew to Moscow to try to conciliate the Russians and the Poles and to get an agreed division of spheres of influence in the Balkans that would protect as much of them as possible from Communism.

A broad definition of public-health research was developed and agreed by partners in SPHERE: "Public-health research refers to the organized quest for new knowledge to protect, promote and improve people's health.

So while Mr. Portee and those in law enforcement offer different reasons for his attempt to organize the Bloods -- political mobilization vs. enhancing drug sales -- everyone agrees that his sphere of influence does not extend much beyond eight blocks along 183rd Street in the Bronx, from Webster Avenue to Andrews Avenue.

The solution for the erupting single sphere agrees with the measurements of George and Grace (1978, A.I.Ch.E.Symp. Ser. 74).

He assures the court that he personally had never any evil designs in regard to the policy of our party because he has always agreed with party policy concerning all spheres of economic and cultural activity".

It is a matter of wonderment to outsiders and of vexation to a number of insiders that proud nations have agreed to share power in many spheres, even if the decision-taking can be painfully slow.

Epidemiological approaches have contributed to increasing accountability within the humanitarian sector, with most organisations today referring to agreed indicators outlined by such initiatives as the Sphere Project to guide their interventions [ 6].