Sentence examples for agreement a call from inspiring English sources

Mr Chirac's date with destiny, for example, did not stop France from killing off a proposal to include in the summit's final agreement a call for a cut in rich-world farm subsidies, the biggest obstacle to economic development in the poor world.

Thankfully, this year's climate conference wasn't all talk, and COP21 concluded with the milestone creation of the Paris Agreement, a call to arms for the countries of the United Nations to join together and take practical action against climate change.

That meant an examination of the salary cap and the collective bargaining agreement and a call to the league lawyers.

Trump has made criticism of international trade agreements and a call for tougher immigration policies central themes of his campaign.

But the council said it did not believe this would be in the best interests of taxpayers or library users and its lawyers were working on a legal agreement, called a consent order, with solicitors for Slam.

If what the agreement calls a "dire situation" prevents such an election, the council itself could become the transitional government, they said.

The monitors were sent last month after Syria signed an agreement calling for an end to a government crackdown against protesters, the withdrawal of all military vehicles from the streets and the release of all political prisoners.

In June, the suit was settled with an agreement that called for a sweeping overhaul of the state agency.

A former Marine Corps reservist, Yonathan Melaku, pleaded guilty in the case last month in an agreement that calls for a 25-year prison sentence.

Neighboring nations, led by Ghana, expect the government and rebels to sign an agreement today calling for an interim government, new elections and the resignation of Mr. Taylor.

On May 24 , 1972 US President Richard M. Nixon and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin signed an agreement calling for a joint manned space mission, and declaring intent for all future international manned spacecraft to be capable of docking with each other.