Sentence examples for agreement a window from inspiring English sources

Staffan de Mistura, the UN's special envoy for Syria, called the agreement a window of opportunity and said he would consult the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-monn, on the timing of new political negotiations.

"The agreement offers a window of opportunity to stabilise the situation," Costas Panagopoulos, a political analyst told the Guardian.

The unusually long-term agreement provides a window into the future of television viewing and how its content will be consumed.

This agreement provided a window for increased livestock mobility, an opportunity for vegetation to regenerate and connectivity of people and habitats, which is an essential element in range resilience (Biggs et al. 2012).

Its relationship with carriers, long cloaked by strict nondisclosure agreements, offers a window into the similar levels of control Apple exerts on business partners who want to sell the iPhone.

This table shows that the agreement was moderate for a window period of nine months and became fair for window periods of 12 and 18 months.

But in June of this year, it emerged that Microsoft had in fact violated the agreement: a version of Windows 7 that was distributed and activated 28 million times failed to offer users alternatives to IE. Microsoft acknowledged the error when it first emerged, admitting that it had "fallen short" of expectations and that it had "deep regret" over the mistake.

"With a 'yes' result there is still a window for an agreement to be reached.

But some critics say that the deal would still give Iran a window to repudiate the agreement and race to the bomb, possibly before the rest of the world could react effectively.

You may have to click Continue or purchase a one year or unlimited license Then a window will appear with agreement terms.

In agreement with this, the classical sliding window analysis at a window width of 10%% showed that at every established layer border, a number of functional properties changed significantly (p < 0.01, Fig.  5c), most consistently, in terms of layer-specific intracolumnar and transcolumnar density of excitatory inputs.