Sentence examples for agreement a task from inspiring English sources
On the eve of the talks, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, Iranian foreign minister Mohamad Javad Zarif said negotiators would specifically address the text of an agreement – a task he called "the difficult part" of discussions.
The second was whether approval of the agreement was a task for the Supreme National Security Council or the Majles.
We wanted to identify a set number of consultation tasks which could realistically be undertaken in a 10-minute consultation, and not to pre-define an arbitrary level of agreement for a task to be included in the model OA consultation.
Cashman has stressed the desire to keep the Yankees' payroll at about $135 million because of the new collective bargaining agreement, a difficult task for a team with a buy-first, buy-fast principal owner in George Steinbrenner.
The offer was an effort to prod banks that have committed to financing the deal to live up to their lending agreements, a difficult task given the unsettled credit markets.
As part of the agreement, a community board task force will weigh in on the proposals, and the city expects to make a final selection by fall.
In 1988 he was the chief negotiator of Hungary's first trade agreement with the European Economic Community – a task so well accomplished that the first prime minister of independent Hungary, József Antall, insisted in 1990 on Tibor's appointment as ambassador to the UK.
There have been different ways to evaluate the agreement between humans for a task characterized as a mutually exclusive category assignment.
The International Energy Agency IEAA) Hydrogen Implementing Agreement (HIA) established in 2004 a task (Annex 18) on the topic of "Integrated Systems Evaluationn of Hydrogen Demonstration Projects".
Among those mentioned by the Europeans as ideal for that job are a former Senate majority leader, George Mitchell, who helped broker agreements on Northern Ireland and led a task force to study the Middle East in early 2001; and former Secretary of State James A. Baker III.
After extensive discussion among reviewers, and editors there is an agreement that the task as presented does not isolate frequency as the only causal dimension in the task.
